In 1995, bronze casts of this sculpture were renamed Reconciliation to mark the 50th Anniversary of VJ Day, with casts going to the old Coventry Cathedral and the Hiroshima Peace Park, Japan.
If his listeners expected a triumphalist address heralding a victorious North, they were instead asked to help initiate a new era of reconciliation — one marked "with malice toward none, with charity toward all".
Perhaps as many as 250,000 people will take over the bridge in a walk to mark reconciliation with Australia's aborigines.
When they made peace in 2009, Greenpeace produced a clever video to mark the reconciliation.
Collins, echoing the theme of redemption and reconciliation, said the 3,000-yard 3,000-yardlso a personal markstone.
To mark this reconciliation, thousands of weapons were incinerated in Timbuktu in 1996, in a ceremony called "the Flame of Peace"; the music festival is an offshoot of it.Its chief organiser is Habib Koité, an indefatigable singer and guitarist from western Mali.
In June 1550 Dudley's heir John married Somerset's daughter Anne as a mark of reconciliation.
The reconciliation, Lin says, has marked the beginning of "a happy period for my parents, and for all of us".
Bringing them home would be a symbolic gesture of reconciliation in 2010, which marks the 60th anniversary of the outbreak of the war.
The statue was unveiled on South Africa's Day of Reconciliation, a holiday which marks the end of racial conflict in the country.
