Explore the concept of global unity and cooperation in "World-brotherhood," a record from the World-Brotherhood Congress of 1919. This historical document provides insight into early 20th-century aspirations for a more connected and harmonious world. Discover the discussions, ideas, and visions of a diverse group of individuals committed to fostering understanding and collaboration across nations. Delve into the perspectives and proposals aimed at building bridges and transcending political and cultural divides. This book offers a unique window into the historical context of international relations and the enduring pursuit of a world united by shared values and mutual respect.
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