Titlebook: War and the Red Cross; The Unspoken Mission Nicholas O. Berry Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 1997

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Operations in the Former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Sudan, and Afghanistan,umanitarian workers in intervening in these wars. Even without the intervention of a political force, ICRC and NGO efforts still soften the horrors of the internal wars and make them more susceptible to resolution.

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The Unspoken Mission: Undermining Civil Wars,nd to changes in technology. The system reveals the stakes and players in war, and technology influences the tools and strategies the players use. A new international system and advanced technologies have dramatically changed the nature of war.

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Guatemala,more affluent . have killed to keep control of the government. Maya Indians, ., and urban workers led by intellectuals and labor leaders have struggled to have a government that would serve their needs. The oppressed spawned a guerrilla force, and it killed too. Perhaps 150,000 died—mostly Indians.

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Guiding the International Community, service, unity, and universality. With decades of experience, the ICRC knows that following these principles allows its workers to function in the field while minimizing the hazards of their very dangerous duties. The Principles facilitate humanitarian relief. The adoption of another mission prompt

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Operations in the Former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Sudan, and Afghanistan,umanitarian workers in intervening in these wars. Even without the intervention of a political force, ICRC and NGO efforts still soften the horrors of the internal wars and make them more susceptible to resolution.

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Guatemala,more affluent . have killed to keep control of the government. Maya Indians, ., and urban workers led by intellectuals and labor leaders have struggled to have a government that would serve their needs. The oppressed spawned a guerrilla force, and it killed too. Perhaps 150,000 died—mostly Indians.