Uno de los primeros textos sobre la Organizacion Internacional de Refugiados (IRO, por sus siglas en ingles) la representa, al igual que a su predecesora
UNRRA, como organizaciones que desarrollaron un gran servicio humanitario despues de la Segunda Guerra Mundial (1947-1952), atendiendo necesidades tanto economicas como sociales y politicas.
Even before the law was passed,
UNRRA and IRO had begun grouping us by nationality and moving us from the drafty shacks to more solid quarters.
(83) The mood of the adult Polish population in Valivade can be surmised from Webb's report of 1 November 1944: "The Poles are convinced that there is a plan afoot to transfer them to the clutches of either the Russian (Soviet) or Lublin Governments." (84) The visit of Special Representative of
UNRRA Durrant to the Polish camps caused great unrest and "nearly resulted in a riot".
Here we see Keynes displaying a positive attitude towards the White Plan which laid the groundwork for
UNRRA. It was not until the beginning of 1945 that he next had occasion to comment on the relief organisation.
Svietimo valdyba savo veiklos pradzioje del ne visada palankaus
UNRRA poziurio negalejo atlikti visu savo numatytu funkciju.
En Ministero per l'Assistenza post bellica e
UNRRA, Atti Convegno di studi di Assistenza sociale (pp.
One of
UNRRA's problems was that from the outset it had been given too grand and sweeping a brief.
Talking to media after signing a memorandum of cooperation between OIC and
UNRRA (United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Authority) here on Tuesday, he said that peace in Afghanistan would be secured at all costs.
government to the Soviet people as a part of the aid program of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (
UNRRA).
the wartime success of the Health Division of
UNRRA, which had acted to
Three years later, in April 1957, Fifield presented a somewhat more pessimistic view of the current situation in the United States and abroad, arguing "our military, political, and economic efforts have all failed," and that "the world was worse off than it was when we inaugurated our current programs." He alleged that the Marshall Plan, Point Four, and
UNRRA had failed because they lacked the spiritual dynamic needed to foster acceptance and gratitude among the beneficiaries.
The Marshall Plan,
UNRRA and ECA aids (but also groups of American Evangelists) assist in exploiting the land's resources, and rebuilding Cassino and Montecassino, destroyed by the Germans: "apartments with modern plumbing are being built to replace the picturesque but primitive stone houses" (May 1, 1950; emphasis mine).
