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... UNESCO for teachers' use that concerned Race Prejudice and Education,
written by British science educator, Cyril Bibby, in 1955. Herein are traced the
political and geographical contours of UNESCO's internationalist aspirations ...
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... UNESCO Archives. Hill, C. P. (1953). Suggestions on the teaching of history.
In Towards World Understanding – IX. Paris: UNESCO. Huxley, J. (1946). UNESCO:
Its Purpose and its Philosophy. London: The Frederick Printing Co., LTD.
Paris ...
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... UNESCO's programme for international textbook revision (ITR) in terms of
their history, theoretical concepts, and underlying assumptions. To this aim,
four dimensions implied in the process of textbook revision, as conceived by
UNESCO ...
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... UNESCO. 2. See also the opinion polls of the EU: Eurobarometer:
gesis.org/en/data_service/Eurobarometer. References. Faure, R. (2014). Frieden
durch internationale Schulbuchrevision? Eine Debatte im. UNESCO, viewed A
Handbook for the ...
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... UNESCO International Bureau of Education. September 2015, UNESCO (1945).
Constitution of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural
Organization, signed on 16 November 1945, viewed 24
http://portal.unesco.org/en/ev.php ...
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... UNESCO”, cancelled a UNESCO-sponsored essay contest, and struck a committee
to review UNESCO programmes. He scheduled a hearing to assess the report in the
summer. In May, Lillian Moore Roberts of the Freedom Club – a Los
Angeles-based ...
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... UNESCO. The two men worked together to create and coordinate an anti-UNESCO
lobby for the national meeting in Miami, in part by sending anti-UNESCO
literature to American Legion departments throughout the country. They drew
extensively ...
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... UNESCO was simply more proof that the UN, UNESCO, and the National
Commission, along with any individual associated with or supporting these
organizations, were suspect. Progressive. defences. of. UNESCO. Conservative
opposition to UNESCO ...
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... UNESCO, another progressive Floridian responded that Rubin was misreading
Towards World Understanding and that UNESCO's pamphlet was a warning about the
dangers of extreme nationalism (Wilbur, 1954). Similar volleying appeared in ...
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... UNESCO and the UN in the 1950s mobilized and nationalized conservative
activists, which signalled a growing and important political constituency that
politicians increasingly needed to placate. Mobilization against UNESCO thus ...
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... UNESCO was particularly keen to build contacts with, and promote its work
in, these two countries. For UNESCO, the underlying goal was to enhance respect
for justice, the rule of law, and human rights through education for
international ...
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... UNESCO, in which he critically analysed UNESCO's educational guidelines for
peace and international understanding as applied to the Japanese case. This
publication was printed by the JNCU and consisted of two separate works, of
which ...
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... UNESCO held its first General Conference in November 1946 in Paris. The
declaration about UNESCO, with its educational, cultural, and scientific ideals,
aimed “to ensure permanent peace of the globe” (The Miyako Shimbun, 17
September ...
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... UNESCO General Conference Resolutions among members and the interested
public (“Activities of Sendai UNESCO Co-operative Association from 19 July 1947
to 1 December 1948”, 1948). Popular awareness of these UNESCO activities was ...
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... UNESCO office in Tokyo, carried out programmes relating to promoting
international understanding among youth through disseminating, translating, and
teaching about UNESCO, as well as through publishing books, documents, booklets,
and ...
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... UNESCO Youth Work in Japan for 1951, 5 October 1950”, 1950: 3–4). Drawn from
the Plan, another important challenge was to support UNESCO movement through
expanded ... UNESCO into youth activities or how Japan's UNESCO movement could.
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... UNESCO's External Relations Chief, André de Blonay, informing him of
Headquarters' preparations for Japan's formal entry into UNESCO: “It is
essential that, when Japan becomes a member of UNESCO, there should exist a body
organized ...
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... UNESCO. enters. Germany. The aggressive and authoritarian past, the
awareness of the Holocaust, and the sense that stereotypes and old doctrines of
inequality might come to dominate as a policy again made it obvious to UNESCO
officials ...
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... UNESCO, sent by the Canadian psychiatrist John W. Thompson, who was in
Berlin at the time as part of the International Scientific Commission to the
Nuremberg Trials. UNESCO accepted Thompson's offer, and in July 1947, he had
discussions ...
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... (UNESCO, 1949; “UNESCO Programme in Germany, Part 1, 01/08/1949–31/12/1949”,
1949). West. Germany. joins. UNESCO. The Federal Republic of Germany – also
known as West Germany – was created on 23 May 1949, and for the first time,
UNESCO would ...
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... UNESCO schools to provide students with an international outlook as well as
the support of UNESCO's technical assistance programme in other countries, which
would involve numerous German scholars and scientists, and stimulate the ...
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... UNESCO-associated. schools. in. West. Germany. As in Japan, establishing the
UNESCO schools was another initiative of high priority for the German Commission
for UNESCO. Schools in Hamburg, Bremen, Hannover, Hofgeismar, Cologne, and ...
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... UNESCO Associations and Clubs in Japan, which quickly gained support from
ordinary people, and that were eventually exported to other parts of the world.
When UNESCO was created, such nongovernmental clubs and associations were
not ...
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... UNESCO Committee of Experts, 13 March 1951, X07 (520) A02 (1951). Expert
Committee on UNESCO Programme – Japan. Paris: UNESCO Archives. Decisions of
Executive Board regarding Japan, 28 October 1948, X07(520) 11 EX/SR3 (1948).
UNESCO ...
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... UNESCO Programme – Japan: Part II from 1 April 1950 to 31 March 1951. Paris:
UNESCO Archives. President of the UNESCO Cooperative Association Sendai to
Julian Huxley, 20 July 1947, RG 331/5934 (1947). Sendai UNESCO Cooperative ...
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... UNESCO cooperative association, 20 July 1947, RG 331/5934/ (1947). College
Park, MD: US National Archives. Suzuki to Evans: forwarding of the UNESCO
activities in Japan, 1 February 1954, X07.21 (520) NC (1954). Relations with
Japan ...
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... UNESCO). Bonn: German Commission for UNESCO. Hiratsuka, M. (1966). Japan and
UNESCO. International Review of Education, 12(3): 271–279. The Japanese
Commission for UNESCO (1953). UNESCO Activities in Japan. Tokyo: Japanese
National ...
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... UNESCO Eighth Session, General Conference Resolutions IV.1.2.222, Montevideo
1954”, 1954: 28) Initially, UNESCO primarily focused on the training of research
personnel, the uses of radioisotopes, and the creation of the European ...
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... UNESCO spoke from a different standpoint and received opportunities to
influence nation-states in ways that were not available to potentially competing
... UNESCO, Samady gives a detailed description of UNESCO cooperation with
other.
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... UNESCO, Layton argues that the 1956 meeting of experts held at the UNESCO
Institute of Learning in Hamburg changed the pace and, in part, the direction of
UNESCO's science teaching efforts (Layton, 1995). Along with delegates who
mostly ...
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... UNESCO science education specialist for Thailand, Dr Elwood D. Heiss: It has
been the policy of the UNESCO mission in Thailand to buy a limited amount of
supplies for these schools on condition that they build and install
laboratory ...
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... UNESCO/AEP/3 (1958). Paris: UNESCO Archives. Boulind, H. F. Atomic energy
and education. Unesco House, 15–19 September 1958, UNESCO/AEP/8 (1958). Paris:
UNESCO Archives. Conference for the establishment of the United Nations
Educational ...
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... UNESCO Archives. A proposed UNESCO project designed to study and promote
worldwide mass education for the understanding of atomic energy, 28 October
1954, WS/104.66 (1958). Paris: UNESCO Archives. Report on the study conference
on ...
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... UNESCO. Medhurst, M. (1997). Atoms for peace and nuclear hegemony: The
rhetorical structure of a Cold War campaign. Armed Forces & Society, 23(4):
571–572. Morris, W ... UNESCO. 6 UNESCO's education for living in a world
community From.
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... unesco.org/images/0012/001261/126112eb.pdf. UNESCO programme of co-ordinated
activities in education for living in a world community. 5 ... UNESCO
Publishing. 7 Advancing international understanding in Africa UNESCO and the
history.
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... UNESCO. and. the. history. of. education. in. Rwanda. Jean-Damascène.
Gasanabo. DOI: 10.4324/9781315641966-9 In 1962, Rwanda joined UNESCO as a member
state. Rwanda's membership in UNESCO has had a significant and long-lasting
impact on the ...
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... UNESCO Annual Reports, the specifics of which are all listed in the
reference list at the end of this chapter. Also followed will be the political
developments in Rwanda since 1962 and their impact on not only the state's
education ...
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... (UNESCO Report by the Director General, on the Activities of the
Organization in 1962, 1963). These new states, in their growing numbers, brought
an increasingly powerful influence to the General Assembly. As the UNESCO report
on ...
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... UNESCO support was critical in the aftermath of the genocide. The 28th
Session of UNESCO General Conference in 1995 requested that the Director General
create a UNESCO Plan of Action for Rwanda and from 1997 to 2004, an office
was ...
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... UNESCO, 2011/ED/EFA/MRT/PI/24, viewed 2 December 2015,
www.unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0019/001913/191301e.pdf. Rwanda National
Commission for UNESCO (2015). Rwanda and UNESCO Cooperation in Summary, prepared
by Mr Eliphaz Bahizi ...
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... UNESCO meeting in Paris in 1946, a programme for the revision of school
textbooks and other educational material was drawn up. In 1949, UNESCO published
a textbook intended to be a model for organizations that wished to take part, as
UNESCO ...
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... UNESCO, as its message of peace contrasted with the ongoing political
polarization (Maurel, 2010: 218–219; Witte, 2009: 268–269). Actually, the
campaign against UNESCO had begun many years before the start of the
Braunschweig conference ...
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... UNESCO could hardly do anything to alleviate this status quo. On the other
hand, he resented the relationships with the national ministries of education or
national agents who were supposed to implement the guidelines and
orientations ...
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... UNESCO by Charles S. Ascher, 13 January 1950, Box 48, UNESCO Relations
Staff, US Department of State (1950). Foreign Service Posts of the Department of
State, France, Paris Embassy, Records of the US Delegation to UNESCO,
1950–54 ...
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... UNESCO's Better History Textbooks, and also in the re-establishment of
improved relations between Japan and its neighbouring countries in Asia.
UNESCO's. role. in. Japan's. textbook. campaigns: postscript. What role did
UNESCO play in ...
Стр.
... UNESCO/ED/CIM/35(1958). International Understanding and Co-operation:
Documents Relating to Improvements of Textbooks and Teaching Materials. Paris:
UNESCO Archives. An invitation to the first national conference of research
for ...
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... UNESCO Committee of Experts, 14 February 1950, X07.7 (52)088. 41 (1950).
UNESCO Programme for 1949–1950. Paris: UNESCO Archives. Report of the US
education mission to Japan submitted to the Supreme Commander for the Allied
Powers, 30 ...
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... UNESCO Headquarters, thus knew UNESCO from within (Duedahl, 2011). He was a
delegate to the conference in London in 1945, and to the first seven sessions of
the UNESCO general conference. He was a member of the UNESCO executive board ...
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... UNESCO's antiracism campaigns and shaped how UNESCO officials interpreted
and implemented the organization's mission. The debates that dogged the
publication of Bibby's handbook took place shortly after the Soviet Union joined
UNESCO in ...
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... UNESCO Week in 1947. “It should rank with the atomic bomb”, he declared.
Cook, who had served as a South African delegate to UNESCO, viewed the UN agency
as a “wonderful opportunity” to overcome South Africa's geographical
isolation ...
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... UNESCO and the risk of isolating themselves from both friends and enemies on
the world stage. For its part, UNESCO hoped to influence South Africa and never
sought its expulsion. Indeed, the case was quite the opposite, as UNESCO ...
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... UNESCO. The department coordinated contribution of books and bibliographies
for UNESCO's work on revising textbooks, and South African representatives
participated in numerous UNESCO seminars well into the 1950s (“Pretorius to
Director ...
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... UNESCO” and more “the work of the international study groups” (“Andrews to
External Affairs, 11 July 1951”, 1951: 4). Andrews argued nevertheless that if
UNESCO financed studies from funds collected through member states, it was
obliged ...
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... UNESCO materials to the UNCORS panel (“Santa Cruz to Evans, 4 May 1954”,
1954). Although National Party threats to walk out of UNESCO proved popular at
home, the South African cabinet decided the Union would remain a provisional
member ...
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... UNESCO's race programme, they had elicited conciliatory gestures time and
again as UNESCO leadership sought to keep South Africa in the fold. At the same
time, UNESCO had reasons to believe the agency's programmes of social
engineering ...
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... UNESCO Educational Matters. Fundamental Education. Pretoria, South Africa:
SA National Archives. Beleidsverklaring Deur Sy Edele Die Minister van Onderwys,
Kuns En Wetenskap Oor Die Unie Se Verhouding Teenoor UNESCO (Policy statement
by ...
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... UNESCO, 8 September 1951, X2/7A (1950–1956). UNESCO Headquarters. Pretoria,
South Africa: SA National Archives. Klineberg, O. to L. Evans, 6 January 1954,
X07.21 68.01 (1954). Relations with the Union of South Africa – Official.
Paris: ...
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... UNESCO. As Randle Hart has recounted in this volume, there was considerable
recalcitrance directed towards UNESCO, especially from among right-wing
political groups engorged on the values of patriotism and American
exceptionalism ...
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... UNESCO, 1949; Zook, 1948). Another relevant forum in this context was the
NEA, founded in 1857. It was also closely affiliated with UNESCO and played a
significant role in distributing UNESCO materials and informing the populace
about ...
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... UNESCO's influence on teaching in LA schools. In January–February 1953, the
LA Board of Education banned all speeches about UNESCO by citizens until after
the committee had presented its findings (“Public Opinion Log, January ...
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... UNESCO's influence in the US is constituted by three main components: 1) the
exceptional geopolitical situation in which the US found itself after the Second
World War, which shaped the very nature of UNESCO-US relations; 2) a
distinct ...
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... UNESCO Archives. Perdew to Crary, 27 September 1950, 371.671: 93 A 074
(493), 50 (1950). Seminar on History Textbooks – Brussels 1950, Part III from 23
August 1950. Paris: UNESCO Archives. Perdew to Quillen, 6 September 1950,
371.671 ...
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... UNESCO: Purpose, Progress, Prospects. London: Dennis Dobson. Los Angeles
City School Districts (1951). The “E” in UNESCO. Publication No. 498, 1950–1951.
Los Angeles, CA: The Curriculum Division. Lousse, E. (1952). Desseins,
Limites ...
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... UNESCO as its 70th member on 21 April 1954, following the event when “Mr
Malik, Ambassador of the Soviet Union in Great Britain, signed the Constitution
of UNESCO in the name of the USSR” (“UNESCO News: Press Release No. 1959, 21
April ...
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... UNESCO, the National Commission of the USSR for UNESCO belonged to neither
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs nor the Ministry of Education; instead, it was a
semi-independent, interdepartmental government agency created under the
auspices ...
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... UNESCO to advance and promote its programmes for international understanding
through East and West, and better history textbook projects. The Soviet Union
was an important player and leader of the Eastern Bloc, and its continued
absence ...
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... UNESCO Archives. Benton, W. to L. Evans, 7 May 1954, X07.21(469) NC (1954).
Relations with the USSR – Official, Part I up to 31/XII/63. Paris: UNESCO
Archives. Benton, W. to L. Evans, 26 May 1954, X07.21(469) NC (1954). Relations
with ...
Стр.
... UNESCO Archives. Implications of the Soviet membership in UNESCO: Draft, 22
September 1954, X07.21 (469) NC (1954). Relations with the USSR – Official, Part
I up to 31/XII/63. Paris: UNESCO Archives. International Education in the
UNESCO ...
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... UNESCO Archives. Records of the general conference, eighth session,
Montevideo 1954: resolutions (1955). Paris: UNESCO Archives. Records of the
general conference, ninth session, New Delhi 1956: resolutions (1957). Paris:
UNESCO ...
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... UNESCO: Its Purpose and its Philosophy (Huxley) 271n5 UNESCO Cooperative
Association 56 UNESCO Handbooks on the Teaching of Science in Tropical Countries
80, 83, 87, 91–2 UNESCO Institute for Educational Planning 19 UNESCO Institute
of ...
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... UNESCO (Policy statement by the Honourable Minister of Education, Arts, and
Science about the Union's relationship with UNESCO), n.d. X2/7A (1950–1956).
UNESCO Headquarters. Pretoria, South Africa: SA National Archives. Cook, P. A.
W. ...
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... UNESCO, 7 July 1952, X2/16/2 (1951–1956). UNESCO Educational Matters.
Fundamental Education. Pretoria, South Africa: SA National Archives.
Redelinghuys, D. D. UNESCO pamflette, 11 April 1951, X2/18/37 (1948–1957).
UNESCO Cultural ...
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... UNESCO Cultural Matters. Pretoria, South Africa: SA National Archives. Die
Sekretaris, 3 April 1954, X2/7A (1950–1956). UNESCO Headquarters. Pretoria,
South Africa: SA National Archives. South Africa walks out of the U. N.
(Nov–Dec ...
Стр.
... UNESCO as a vehicle it could use to export American cultural values
throughout the rest of the world. Other countries saw the organization as a body
that could create and thus promote a higher degree of equality, respect, and ...
Стр.
... UNESCO . . . in many quarters in the US” (Eisenhower, quoted in Preston,
1989: 67). This mixed reception of UNESCO ideals, values, and programmes in the
US is reflected in a letter from Lorna McPhee of UNESCO's Governments and ...
Стр.
... UNESCO's findings. While the concrete influence on textbook improvements was
thus limited, UNESCO did garner some positive publicity through its
establishment of numerous local councils, committees, and groups working to
promote its ...
Стр.
... UNESCO, and IAEA: Politicization and Withdrawal in the Specialised Agencies.
London: Palgrave Macmillan. Kabat, G. J. (1946a). UNESCO and its implications.
The Phi Delta Kappan, 28(1): 11–14. Kabat, G. J. (1946b). The public schools ...
Стр.
... UNESCO as its 70th member on 21 April 1954, following the event when “Mr
Malik, Ambassador of the Soviet Union in Great Britain, signed the Constitution
of UNESCO in the name of the USSR” (“UNESCO News: Press Release No. 1959, 21
April ...
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... UNESCO. “Why did the Soviet Union, bitterest critic of UNESCO for eight
years, suddenly decide to accept UNESCO's constitution and acquire membership?”
– asked Dr George Shuster, Chairman of the US National Commission for UNESCO, at
the ...
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... UNESCO in the Asian part of the world (Wong, 2008). Soviet officials at
different venues and correspondence with UNESCO repeatedly emphasized that
cultural links with other nations are an important means of promoting
international ...
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... UNESCO Archives. Benton, W. to L. Evans, 7 May 1954, X07.21(469) NC (1954).
Relations with the USSR – Official, Part I up to 31/XII/63. Paris: UNESCO
Archives. Benton, W. to L. Evans, 26 May 1954, X07.21(469) NC (1954). Relations
with ...
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... UNESCO Archives. Evans, L. to W. Benton, 6 September 1954, X07.21(469) NC
(1954). Relations with the USSR – official, Part I up to 31/XII/63. Paris:
UNESCO Archives. Evans, L. to W. Laves, 31 August 1954, X07.21(469) NC
(1954) ...
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... UNESCO Archives. Records of the general conference, eighth session,
Montevideo 1954: resolutions (1955). Paris: UNESCO Archives. Records of the
general conference, ninth session, New Delhi 1956: resolutions (1957). Paris:
UNESCO ...
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... UNESCO: Its Purpose and its Philosophy (Huxley) 271n5 UNESCO Cooperative
Association 56 UNESCO Handbooks on the Teaching of Science in Tropical Countries
80, 83, 87, 91–2 UNESCO Institute for Educational Planning 19 UNESCO Institute
of ...
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