Tehran Peace Museum contributed in "Green Legacy Hiroshima" project
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These days, Tehran Peace Museum and Tehran's City Park are hosting the seeds of Hiroshima's Ginkgo tree, collected in 2012 from the mother tree located in Shukkeien Garden less than 1.5 kilometers from the hypocenter of the atomic bomb attack (1945). These seeds are the precious messengers of life, hope and peace and with their surviving during all these years, have planted the seed of hope in the hearts of many survivors of wars around the world.
Several groups of students visited the Peace Museum
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Since the beginning of 2013 , many school children from several schools, along with their teachers visited the Tehran Peace Museum.
During their visits, the students had chance to meet with war veterans and survivors of chemical warfare and listened to their eye witness accounts.
The students also exchanged ideas on promoting peace in the society, schools and families.
To see some photos of these visits, please click here.
Tehran Peace Museum as this month's INMP spotlight
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We are happy to inform you that the Tehran Peace Museum is this month's Spotlight on the INMP (International Network of Museum's for Peace) website.
Each month, the INMP selects one of its member museums for some well-deserved extra attention on its website. To start 2013, they have selected Tehran Peace Museum!
We hope this extra attention in INMP Spotlight will give our museum more publicity and hits on the webpage and site.
You can see these special sections via the links below:
http://inmp.net/?option=com_content&view=category&id=31&Itemid=107
Report: "Atlas of Mustard Gas Injuries" book-launch ceremony
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A launching ceremony of the book titled"Atlas of Mustard Gas Injuries" was held on Sunday 20 January 2013 at Tehran Peace Museum. The occasion was marked by the presence of many experts, scholars and government officials including Prof. Kouki Inai from Hiroshima, the chief editor,as well as Iranian authors of the book.
In writing this book, 27 medical doctors (18 Iranians & 9 Japanese) worked together and contributed; the “Atlas” has 22 chapters of which 14 chapters written by Iranians and 8 chapters by Japanese authors.
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"Atlas of Mustard Gas Injuries" book-launch ceremony at Tehran Peace Museum
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After about 5 years of endeavor and cooperation between Iranian and Japanese researchers and physicians to collect and publish their experiences on health impacts of chemical weapons and methods of diagnosis and treatment of such diseases; this medical exchange finally led to compilation of the "Atlas of Mustard Gas Injuries" which has been published in English, Japanese and Farsi recently in Tokyo and is a unique book in its field.
We are pleased to announce that the book launch ceremony of this valuable book, with the presence of Prof. Inai (Chief Editor) and guests from Hiroshima as well as Iranian authors of the book, in company of scholars and academic guests will be held on Sunday 20 January 2013 (10-12 am) at Tehran Peace Museum.
To see large size cover of the book, click on the picture.