Second Geneva Convention (1906)

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Series[UMA-SRE-20160076] Posters Of The Australian Red CrossAccession[UMA-AC-000000293] Australian Red Cross 2016 transferIdentifierUMA-ITE-2016007600801Extentnot specifiedScope and ContentSecond Geneva Convention (1906) Protection of the wounded and shipwrecked, and medical facilities at sea. Hospital ship HMS Hecla at Montevideo, Uruguay 1982. Hospital ships illuminate the Red Cross emblem at night and stand ready to treat the wounded on all sides. This system was respected during the British/Argentinian war in the Falkland Islands. Photograph of Red Cross ship at night. Publisher: Australian Red Cross.Access StatusOpen for public accessRequest TypeRequest item

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CreatorAustralian Red Cross Society, National OfficeRoleProvenance

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Date1939-2005Date ContextDate of series

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Previous System ID2016.0076.00801ClassificationB29 International Humanitarian Law ICRCOther IDsPOS01023

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Second Geneva Convention (1906)