Mr Henning had been on two previous trips to the region to help Syrian refugees fleeing the country's civil war, visiting hospitals and camps.
Mr. Ban, the highest-ranking international figure to come to Gaza since the war, visited the United Nations compound, damaged by an Israeli strike.
Were Hardie alive in the 21st century he would surely have opposed the Iraq war, visited the Occupy encampments, supported those activists fighting against the "social cleansing" of London and denounced austerity.
Missouri, the site of the Japanese surrender that ended the war; visits to the Japanese Navy's underground headquarters and Japan's military headquarters, now a Unesco World Heritage site; and the opportunity to fly to the island of Tinian (from Saipan) to see the airbase where B-29 bombers left with the atomic bombs "Little Boy" and "Fat Man" for Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Frank and Judy spent the year after the war visiting the relatives of PoWs who had not survived; Frank remarked that Judy always seemed to give a comforting presence.
In the aftermath of the fighting, General Thomas Blamey, commander-in-chief of the Australian Military Forces during the war, visited Kelly at his headquarters around Ratsua and upon interviewing him, stated to the II Corps commander, Savige, that he felt that Kelly had erred in conducting rehearsals of the barge landings during the planning stage within view of Japanese positions.
Emir Hasimbegovic, the mayor from Prijepolje, announces that the point of this first official post-war visit is "to renew cooperation…in the commercial sphere as well.
On 15 August 1975, the 30-year anniversary of Japan's surrender in WWII, Prime Minister Miki Takeo (1907 to 1988, Prime Minister 1974 to 1976) visited Yasukuni Shrine – the first post-war visit by a prime minister, even though he insisted he had visited as an individual and not as prime minister.
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Wallace's pre-war visits to hospitals in the Far East had made him aware of the many hours spent by medical technologists doing chamber counts of blood cells, and he studied papers regarding the method's poor accuracy and repeatability.
