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It took him many years and continents, but in 1935 this idea was realized in the Roerich pact, a treaty among pan-American countries that used a flag Banner of Peace to mark the protected historic monuments, especially during war times.
Misha Lyuve: Roerich: Between Russia and Tibet - And a Hidden Treasure of New York City Misha Lyuve 2011
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It took him many years and continents, but in 1935 this idea was realized in the Roerich pact, a treaty among pan-American countries that used a flag Banner of Peace to mark the protected historic monuments, especially during war times.
Misha Lyuve: Roerich: Between Russia and Tibet - And a Hidden Treasure of New York City Misha Lyuve 2011
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It took him many years and continents, but in 1935 this idea was realized in the Roerich pact, a treaty among pan-American countries that used a flag Banner of Peace to mark the protected historic monuments, especially during war times.
Misha Lyuve: Roerich: Between Russia and Tibet - And a Hidden Treasure of New York City Misha Lyuve 2011
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Creating one pan-American confederation would allow the U.S. and Mexico to play more competitive games on a regular basis.
A Plan to Improve U.S. Soccer Gabriele Marcotti 2011
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It took him many years and continents, but in 1935 this idea was realized in the Roerich pact, a treaty among pan-American countries that used a flag Banner of Peace to mark the protected historic monuments, especially during war times.
Misha Lyuve: Roerich: Between Russia and Tibet - And a Hidden Treasure of New York City Misha Lyuve 2011
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It took him many years and continents, but in 1935 this idea was realized in the Roerich pact, a treaty among pan-American countries that used a flag Banner of Peace to mark the protected historic monuments, especially during war times.
Misha Lyuve: Roerich: Between Russia and Tibet - And a Hidden Treasure of New York City Misha Lyuve 2011
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A pan-American tragedy, rather — people who were attracted to low-skill jobs in the bubble economy are the first to be cast off when the contraction begins.
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With the completion of the pan-American highway connecting Oaxaca with Mexico City in the late 1940s, the market opened up.
Casa Santiago: Zapotec rug weavers of Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca 2007
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With the completion of the pan-American highway connecting Oaxaca with Mexico City in the late 1940s, the market opened up.
Casa Santiago: Zapotec rug weavers of Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca 2007
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With the completion of the pan-American highway connecting Oaxaca with Mexico City in the late 1940s, the market opened up.
Casa Santiago: Zapotec rug weavers of Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca 2007
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