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HAGUE CONVENTION, 1899. The First Peace Conference to negotiate international treaties

HAGUE CONVENTION, 1899. The First Peace Conference to negotiate international treaties


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HAGUE CONVENTION, 1899. The First Peace Conference to negotiate international treaties

HAGUE CONVENTION, 1899.
The First Peace Conference to negotiate international treaties, held at The Hague, Netherlands, from May to July 1899. Illustration from a contemporary English newspaper

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1899 Aristocratic Conference Convention Dutch Hague International July Meeting Pacifist Representative Conference Room


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This print takes us back to the historic Hague Convention of 1899, a significant milestone in international diplomacy. The image showcases an aristocratic conference room filled with distinguished men from various nations, gathered together to negotiate and establish crucial international treaties. The atmosphere exudes elegance and importance as these representatives engage in intense discussions that would shape the future of global peace. The late 19th-century interior adds a touch of grandeur to the scene, emphasizing the gravity of their mission. One cannot help but be struck by the pacifist sentiment emanating from this gathering; it is evident that these individuals were driven by a shared desire for harmony among nations. Their dedication to resolving conflicts through dialogue rather than violence serves as an enduring testament to humanity's capacity for progress. Illustrated in a contemporary English newspaper, this snapshot offers us a rare glimpse into history at the turn of the century. It reminds us that even during times marked by political tensions and power struggles, there are those who strive tirelessly for peaceful resolutions. As we reflect on this powerful image, let it serve as a reminder that diplomacy remains an essential tool in our pursuit of global stability and understanding.

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