Flag of the Cruz Blanca Neutral Mexicana
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Elena Arizmendi Mejía (1884-1949) was studying nursing at Santa Rosa Hospital in San Antonio, Texas, when the Mexican Revolution broke out in 1910. The Mexican Red Cross refused to provide first aid to the revolutionary forces, so Arizmendi Mejía dropped out of nursing school in 1911 to found La Cruz Blanca Neutral (Neutral White Cross) in Mexico City in accordance with the Geneva Conventions. One of the new organization’s first actions was to raise funds to build a field hospital at the heart of the combat zone in Ciudad Juárez. Arizmendi Mejía was also a pioneering Central American feminist and founder of Feminismo Internacional, the official journal of the International League of Iberian and Latin American Women. In 1923, she founded Las Mujeres de la Raza, an association that fought for women’s suffrage and civil rights.
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Flag of the Neutral White Cross, Mexico, 2022 © Courtesy of International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, Geneva.
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Woven pot made of salvaged materials
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Kleenex box, "Love-Yasmine-2003-ICRC"
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Composition with butterfly wings
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Boots of a nurse's uniform
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Fragment of a car door shredded by a grenade
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Leg prosthesis in wood and rubber
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Arm prosthesis
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Cardboard reading panel for eye test
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Dress of a nurse's uniform
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Flask of a nurse's uniform
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Tights of a nurse's uniform
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Hat of a nurse's uniform
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Armband of a nurse's uniform
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First aid kit for nurses
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Cup
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First Aid Kit
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Stretcher, first half of 20th century
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"Because of a mine you can lose a leg while playing"
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Blood transfusion service
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Casualty
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First aid kit
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HUMANITY by Henry Leutwyler
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Two columns and a fragment of marble from the Castle of the Materity of Elne
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Bullet received by ICRC delegate Dr Georges Henny
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Dr Patay's medical kit with complete set of emergency surgical instruments
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Dunant-Passy Nobel Prize
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Artisanal femoral prosthesis, Angola, 1996
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Bone statuette, Laos
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Third Diagram by Henry Dunant
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Second Diagram by Henry Dunant
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First Diagram by Henry Dunant
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Fourth Diagram by Henry Dunant
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HUMANITY, a video by Henry Leutwyler
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Esmarch Bandage
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Film cans from the Film Library of the League of Red Cross Societies
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Podcast | Histoires d'objets
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Podcast | Histoires d'objets | 1st episode
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Podcast | Histoires d'objets | 3rd episode
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Podcast | Histoires d'objets | 4th episode
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Podcast | Histoires d'objets | 7th episode
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Podcast | Histoires d'objets | 8th episode
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Podcast | Histoires d'objets | 9th episode
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Podcast | Histoires d'objets | 10th episode
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Flag of the Cruz Blanca Neutral Mexicana
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Der Inhalt dieser Seite ist derzeit nicht auf Deutsch verfügbar.
Elena Arizmendi Mejía (1884-1949) was studying nursing at Santa Rosa Hospital in San Antonio, Texas, when the Mexican Revolution broke out in 1910. The Mexican Red Cross refused to provide first aid to the revolutionary forces, so Arizmendi Mejía dropped out of nursing school in 1911 to found La Cruz Blanca Neutral (Neutral White Cross) in Mexico City in accordance with the Geneva Conventions. One of the new organization’s first actions was to raise funds to build a field hospital at the heart of the combat zone in Ciudad Juárez. Arizmendi Mejía was also a pioneering Central American feminist and founder of Feminismo Internacional, the official journal of the International League of Iberian and Latin American Women. In 1923, she founded Las Mujeres de la Raza, an association that fought for women’s suffrage and civil rights.
Credits
Flag of the Neutral White Cross, Mexico, 2022 © Courtesy of International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, Geneva.