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#PeaceCrane2020: Imagining a world free from nuclear weapons


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montage4.jpg, Sharing peace cranes on social media, Instagram: michele_crosta, LozTakesPics, kijima_yu, claire_nathan, thethingwithfeathers, bunkado_inst; Facebook: Lynn Museum, Jasmin Grass, Soroptimi
Hiroshima-Dome-1200px.jpg, Hiroshima: a city forever changed by nuclear weapons
Mary-Robinson-peace-crane-closeup-2020-1000px.JPG, Mary Robinson
Sadako-Sasaki-Miyajima-Credit-Masohiro-Sasaki-1000x563px.jpg, Sadako Sasaki: the girl who sparked a peace movement, Sadako in 1954, one year before her diagnosis (Photo: Masahiro Sasaki)
Ban-Ki-Moon-peace-crane-2020-1000px-square.jpg, Ban Ki-moon
Juan-Manuel-Santos-peace-message-2020-1920px.JPG, Juan Manuel Santos
Lakhdar-Brahimi-peace-crane-2020-square-1000px.JPG, Lakhdar Brahimi
Zeid-Raad-Al-Hussein-peace-crane-2020-1920px.JPG, Zeid Raad Al Hussein
nagasaki-tower-Orizuru-flickr-ted-mcgrath-1000px-square.jpg
Gro-Harlem-Brundtland-peace-crane-2020-square-1000px.jpg, Gro Harlem Brundtland
Ricardo-Lagos-peace-message-2020-square-1000px.jpg, Ricardo Lagos
The Elders mark the 75th Anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki by folding an origami crane and sharing a message of peace.

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