61. Report From Emily Greene Balch To Jane Addams, 1915 Document 13 Official Report from emily greene balch to Jane Addams, 1 July 1915,Jane Addams Papers, Series I, Swarthmore College Peace Collection (Jane http://womhist.binghamton.edu/hague/doc13.htm

Document 13: Official Report from Emily Greene Balch to Jane Addams, 1 July 1915, Jane Addams Papers, Series I, Swarthmore College Peace Collection (Jane Addams Papers microfilm, reel 8, #1117). Introduction In this official report to Jane Addams, Emily Balch described the positive reception the Women's Delegation received from the Scandinavian and Russian governments. Balch detailed the Scandinavians' responses of the possibility of a conference of neutrals. The neutrals wanted proof of the belligerent nations' desire for a conference. Balch recounted her interview with a Russian official to illustrate the difficulty of acquiring such proof. Here follows the official part. Please read it all through before communicating any part of it to anyone. In Copenhagen we found most markedly that fear of being committed to anything that had been shown by the Danish women at the Hague. We were received most formally by the prime minister Mr. Sahle and the minister of foreign affairs Mr. Scavenius. We were told that only two of us were expected to speak and that they would reply by handing to us a ready written response. This of course was in the most general terms. Net result—we were officially recognized and our arguments may have created some sympathy with our ideas.

62. BALCH-EMILY-GREENE Translate this page balch, emily greene - RECURSOS SOBRE LA MUJER. «Indeed, the excesses of nazismcaused emily balch to change her strong pacifistic views and to defend http://www1.universia.net/CatalogaXXI/C10056PPESII1/E132972/

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63. Second Life Books: APPROACHES TO THE GREAT SETTLEMENT With A Bibliography Of Som balch, emily greene. Noble Peace Prize Winner, 1946. emily greene balch, amember of the first generation of American women to attend college in http://www.secondlifebooks.com/cgi-bin/secondlife/27697.html

New Feature! Receive notification of new arrivals! Email Category Abolition Agriculture Americana Art Beats Black Cookery Courtesy Crime Economics Education Gay History Horticulture Husbandry Illustrated Books Incunable Indians Judaica Juveniles Law Literature Music New Arrivals Occult Politics Press Reform Shaker Signed Slavery Technical Temperance Theater Travel Veterinary Medicine Woman Suffrage Women BALCH, Emily Greene. Noble Peace Prize Winner, 1946. APPROACHES TO THE GREAT SETTLEMENT With a bibliography of some of the more recent books and articles dealing with international problems. Introduction by Norman Angell. Published for the American Union against militarism. NY: Huebsch, 1918. First Edition. 8vo, pp. 351. Fold-out frontis map of central Europe. A fine copy in sl. soiled dj. Emily Greene Balch, a member of the first generation of American women to attend college in significant numbers, had three ground-breaking careers: social reform, the teaching of economics at Wellesley College, and international political activity. One of the founders, with Jane Addams, of the Women's International League ... Emily Balch was active in the Peace movements throughout the WWII period. She won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1946. This work is a discussion of the issues arising out of the conclusion of World War I and the Russian Revolution. $75.00 Book Id: Inquire about this book Site Map Contact Us Privacy powered by Bibliopolis

64. Second Life Books: Search Results - BALCH, Emily Greene. Noble Peace Prize Winne Introduction by Norman Angell. Published for the American Union against militarism.by balch, emily greene. Noble Peace Prize Winner, 1946. http://www.secondlifebooks.com/cgi-bin/secondlife/viewauthor/BALCH, Emily Greene

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65. Occupied Haiti balch, emily greene The Writers Publishing Co., NY, 1927 Chapter I Somethingof the background by emily greene balch recommends Leger ch 18/19 on http://www.webster.edu/~corbetre/haiti/history/occupation/occupied.htm

OCCUPIED HAITI Balch, Emily Greene The Writers Publishing Co., NY, 1927 Bob Corbett's Notes This was a group of WILPF (Women's International League for Peace and Freedom.) that went to Haiti to do a study. Very short visit. Leger is a major source for her Very light overview essay. Says virtually nothing of general interest P. 15. U.S. had been trying to negotiate a treaty for customs receivership. Why? Stop France? Railroad dispute P. 20-21. Case against German and French threat P. 23-24. Grounds for legal challenge to occupation's cover Some detailed arguments of suspect U.S. practice. Chaper III. Economic and Financial Aspects of the American Occupation. by Paul H Douglas P. 42 ff. Railroad story. Excellent source Technical, detailed and useful article on economic aspects of the occupation Chapter IV Land and Living by Emily G. Balch P. 57 2,000,000 population in 1924. P. 62. Haiti products were shown at the World's Fair in St. Louis. (leger, p. 296-7) Empty and superficial article Nothing of interest.

66. Encyclopedia: Emily Greene Balch Other descriptions of emily greene balch. emily greene balch (January 8, 1867January9, 1961) was an American academic, writer, and pacifist who received http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Emily-Greene-Balch

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68. First Church -- Sermons And Publications The third voice from our tradition, emily greene balch, grew up in this JamaicaPlain emily greene balch leaves us a legacy of pragmatic pacifism, http://www.firstchurchjp.org/Sermons/Sermon111602.asp

6 Eliot Street Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 Sermons and Publications Rev. Burke Sermons Misc. Services Guest Sermons ... Home — War and Peace Jamaica Plain, November 16, 2002, Rev. Terry Burke We face the prospect of war. New York Times correspondent Chris Hedges, speaking recently on the PBS television interview program of Charlie Rose, spoke of war as "imminent" and that we were going into it "blind." In his excellent book, War is a Force That Gives us Meaning, Chris writes, "the moral certitude of the state in time of war is a kind of fundamentalism." We are entering such a world, where the response to a real terrorist threat has led to an erosion of our civil liberties. The book is a powerful confession of the addictive quality of war, not only for soldiers, but war corespondents, aid workers, and society in general. I am thankful that public opinion and the calmer council of Secretary of State Colin Powell has led the Bush administration to seek the offices of the UN to destroy Iraq's weapons of mass destruction. Certainly the destruction of those weapons would be a good thing. However, already we see fall-out from a potential war in Turkey, where a secular, pro-Western Muslim democracy, a strong ally of Israel, has voted for the first time to create an Islamist government in Ankara. Such a government will create serious problems for the Jewish, Armenian and Greek minorities in Turkey. "God is on our side" could be the heading for today's reading from Judges I , one of the assigned Common Lectionary texts for this Sunday. The Israelites conquer the Promised Land, including Hebron, in a Holy War, though some of the conquered peoples continue to live among them. Today, as part of a holy war Muslim suicide bombers kill innocent Jewish civilians, and some Israeli leaders are reported to be considering a "transfer" of all Palestinians out of Israel, an "ethnic cleansing," in the event of war.

69. Emily Greene Balch pas à se lancer dans l action sociale dès sa jeunesse. http://www.nobel-paix.ch/bio/balch.htm

Prix Nobel en 1946 Enseignante, pacifiste, féministe, anticolonialiste, Emily Greene Balch n'hésite pas à se lancer dans l'action sociale dès sa jeunesse. Elle participe à la mise sur pied du syndicat des femmes américaines, milite pour le suffrage universel, l'égalité des races et contre le travail des enfants. Elle participe à la Conférence des femmes pour la paix à la Haye (1915) avec sa compatriote Jane Addams et devient ensuite, après avoir été licenciée de son poste d'enseignante pour son opposition à l'entrée en guerre de Etats-Unis en 1917, la secrétaire internationale de la Ligue internationale des femmes pour la paix et la liberté à Genève de 1919 à 1922. Malgré ses positions pacifistes, la présidente honoraire de la Ligue (1936) est favorable à l'intervention américaine contre les nazis. Après la Seconde Guerre mondiale elle donne son appui à la création de l'O.N.U. et de l'U.N.E.S.C.O. Elle est restée toute sa vie une militante infatigable des droits de l'homme et du pacifisme, c'est la raison pour laquelle le Comité lui a décerné le prix de la paix en 1946.

70. Beacon Hill Walk Freedom Florence Hope Luscomb and emily greene balch 6 Byron Street During thetime the WILPF office was here, emily greene balch (18671961), http://www.bwht.org/beaconhill6.html

This is site 14 - 17 of 17 Return to beginning of Beacon Hill B14: Home of Susan Paul 36 West Cedar Street In the 1830s, Susan Paul (1809-1841) taught at the Smith School on Joy Street, a segregated school for African American children funded jointly by the city and private donations (see B7). Paul was also an officer in the Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society founded by Maria Weston Chapman in 1832 (see D22). She was the daughter of Thomas Paul, the founder of the African Baptist Church, and supported her mother after his death. Some of her letters were printed in William Lloyd Garrison's Liberator. In 1834 she wrote to condemn the "spirit which persecutes us on account of our color - that cruel prejudice which deprives us of every privilege whereby we might elevate ourselves - and then condemns us because we are not more refined and intelligent." B15: St. Margaret's Convent 19 Louisburg Square Originally founded in Sussex, England, in 1855 to care for the poor and ill in the surrounding countryside, this Episcopalian religious community came to Boston in 1873 to act as superintendents of a children's hospital. The sisters moved to three townhouses on Louisburg Square in 1883 which they used as a convent, chapel, and small hospital. Here, they expanded their nursing and evangelical teachings to reach the sick and poor on Beacon Hill and its environs. They ran St. Monica's Home, a nursing home for Black women and children, on Joy Street and later in Roxbury until 1988. In 1992, the St. Margaret's community moved the Motherhouse to Roxbury.

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73. AUP Library Exhibit - Women For Peace Chapters on Bertha von Suttner, Jane Addams, emily greene balch, Betty Williams 1946 emily greene balch. Peace Movement / Pacifist Worldview. Articles http://ac.aup.fr/jgima/exhibit/

AUP Library Exhibit In Honor of International Women’s Day, March 8th On display from March 8th at the AUP Library Women for Peace An exhibit of writings by and about the 12 women awarded the Nobel Peace Prize Resource list to accompany the exhibit All materials here are available in the AUP Library or online; some online articles may not be available off-campus or may require a password (AUP students/faculty/staff may contact the Library for details). General Bertha von Suttner Jane Addams Emily Greene Balch ... Wangari Maathai General resource (1905 - 2003) Book Reutter, Angelika U., and Anne Rüffer. Peace Women . Trans. Salome Hangartner. Zürich: Rüffer+Rub, 2004. Call no. 327.17209 R44p [Exhibit cases] 1905 Bertha von Suttner Peace Movement / Pacifist Worldview Articles Meyer, Edith Patterson. "'Peace Bertha': The Baroness Bertha Kinsky von Suttner (1905)". Champions of peace: Winners of the nobel peace prize . Boston: Little, Brown, 1959. 27-45.

74. Primary Source Microfilm S Online Guides balch, emily greene to Dorothy Caffin. 27 March 1919 1 April 1919 balch,emily greene to LDW. 25 December 1919 - January 1931 http://microformguides.gale.com/BrowseGuide.asp?colldocid=3030000&Item=&Page=2

75. Century emily greene balch (18671961, Nobel Peace Prize 1946) was an American Quaker emily greene balch reported ‘We were received gravely, kindly, gladly, http://www.ppu.org.uk/century/century2.html

A decade-by-decade look at some people and events in the world-wide struggle against war and violence. Selected by Margaret Melicharova DECADE BY DECADE peace action worldwide Ralph Norman Angell Lane, later SIR NORMAN ANGELL Ceremony marking the building of the Peace Palace at The Hague, the Netherlands. The Friends Ambulance Unit was set up under the leadership of Philip Noel-Baker. It consisted of pacifists, both Quaker and non-Quaker. They worked in war zones both with civilians behind the lines and with the wounded at the front. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION WORLD-WIDE Britain America Canada: Religious COs received more tolerant treatment than their non-religious colleagues. : Compulsory military service had been in place since 1910. Those who refused were jailed. Exemption was available for some religious objectors, but all had to take non-combatant roles; refusers were jailed. Russia : A few members of certain sects were allowed to work in forestry or in army hospitals. Other COs were jailed, though some were released in 1917 after the revolution; others, however, were held indefinitely, and a few executed. Hungary : Members of the Nazarene sect were allowed to serve in the Medical Corps. All other pacifists were imprisoned, and some may have been executed.

76. Lexikon Emily Greene Balch emily greene balch aus der freienEnzyklopädie Wikipedia und steht unter der GNU Lizenz. Die Liste der Autoren ist http://lexikon.freenet.de/Emily_Greene_Balch

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77. Irwin Abrams Paper : Nobel Peace Prize : About AFSC In 1946 the Committee divided the prize between two other Americans, theInternational YMCA official John Mott and emily greene balch, the successor to Jane http://www.afsc.org/about/abramspaper.htm

About AFSC About AFSC Home Mission and Values Program Highlights AFSC History ... Administration Quaker values in action Home About AFSC History Nobel Peace Prize Email this page The Quaker Peace Testimony and The Nobel Peace Prize Irwin Abrams Antioch University Presented at the International Conference: "The Pacifist Impulse in Historical Perspective" UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, May 1991 When the Norwegian Nobel Committee announced on October 31, 1947, that the peace prize would go to the Friends Service Council of London (FSC) and the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) of Philadelphia, the Oslo Dagbladet told its readers that "the Quaker religion consists of relief work." What of the peace testimony? Were the Quakers given the prize simply for their good works"? This paper will seek to ascertain the part played by the Quaker peace testimony in the thinking of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, in the attitude of the Quakers toward the prize and their public interpretation of it and in public opinion. The research was mainly carried out at the Norwegian Nobel Institute in Oslo and the AFSC Archives in Philadelphia. The next nominations for the Quakers were in 1936, 1937, and 1938, and since in each of these years the Committee placed them on its short list, we can see what the Committee advisers reported.

78. BetterWorldHeroes.com - Emily Greene Balch The Better World Project let s create a better world. Heroes for a BetterWorld BetterWorldHeroes.com - every act of compassion makes a difference, http://www.betterworldheroes.com/balch.htm

We Can Create A Better World Buy or Read Free Online www.BetterWorldBook.com ThePeaceCompany.com for Peace on Earth www.BetterWorldHeroes.com info@BetterWorld.net We Can Create A Better World Every Act of Compassion Makes a Difference! Every Day Counts for A Better World One Heart, One Day at a time! May Peace Prevail On Earth Emily Greene Balch Emily Greene Balch worked for many causes for a better world women's right to vote, racial equality and labor laws for women and children, but when World War I broke out, she became convinced that her mission in life was to work for peace. With Jane Addams, she helped to form what was to become the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. In 1918, her commitment to peace cost her her job as a Professor of Sociology at Wellesley College, where she had taught for over 20 years. For the next fifty years, Emily Greene Balch continued to work for a more peaceful and just world and received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1946. QUOTES "Let us be patient with one another

79. Fredsakademiet: Freds- Og Sikkerhedspolitisk Leksion B 109 : Balch, Emily Greene balch, emily greene. F. 1867 D. 1961 Amerikansk underviser og pacifist. Litteratur. balch, emily greene Occupied Haiti. 1927. http://www.fredsakademiet.dk/ordbog/bord/b109.htm

Balch, Emily Greene F. 1867 D. 1961 Amerikansk underviser og pacifist . Medlem af Kvindernes Internationale Liga for Fred og Frihed Litteratur Balch, Emily Greene: Occupied Haiti Send kommentar email eller i Fredsakademiet.dk

80. Fredsakademiet: Freds- Og Sikkerhedspolitisk Leksion G 72 : Greene Balch, Emily greene balch, emily. F. 18 D. 19 Nobels fredspris. http://www.fredsakademiet.dk/ordbog/gord/g72.htm

Greene Balch, Emily F. 18 D. 19 Nobels fredspris. Send kommentar email eller i Fredsakademiet.dk

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