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STONEWALK JAPAN 2005
Nagasaki to Hiroshima, Japan
July 2nd to August 4th, 2005
On the 60th Anniversary of the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima
and Nagasaki |
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Stonewalk
USA 2004
July 25th to September 2nd,
2004
Boston, MA to New York, NY
"Highlighting the Human Cost of War" |
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Stonewalk
England 2001
July 10th to August 5th,
2001.
Liverpool to Coventry, England.
"A Message of Healing and Remembrance" |
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Stonewalk
Ireland 2000
July 9th to July 22nd, 2000
Dublin, Eire to Belfast, Northern Ireland
"Remembering All Victims of the Troubles" |
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Stonewalk
USA 1999
July 4th to August 6th, 1999
Sherborn, MA to Arlington, VA
"Unknown Civilians Killed in War" |
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Stonewalk
United Nations Day
6th Annual Walk on October
24th
Sherborn to Cambridge, MA
"Remembering Conscientious Objectors to War" |
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One stone travels throughout the world
to serve as a reminder of
the true cost of war.
The other, which remains on the grounds of
The Peace Abbey, serves as a touchstone where prayers for
peace are continually offered and commitments to the peace
movement are strengthened.
Together these stones link the suffering of
innocent victims of armed conflict.
If stones could weep,
surely these two would,
as they pay respect to the Unknown Civilians Killed in War. |
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“I have always condemned the use
of the atomic bomb against Japan, but I could not do anything
at all to prevent that fateful decision.”
- Physicist Albert Einstein, 1953 |
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Commemorative
Memorial Stone Replica
$30+P&P
Place orders to: Art Deluxe Co., Inc.
43-10 23rd Street, Long Island City, NY 11101
T: (718) 784-2481 F: (718) 784-3045
E: lado@sculpturesbyartdeluxe.com |
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your elected officials and tell them that you support placement
of the Memorial Stone for 'Unknown Civilians Killed in War'
at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, DC, USA. |
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The Iraq War
Civilians reported killed by military intervention in Iraq. |
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