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Caption Shown are some of the more than 150 Bahá’ís who participated last August 26 in a silent procession to the Parliament buildings in The Hague, Netherlands. Each Bahá’í carries a white rose bearing the name of one of the Bahá’í martyrs in Iran. The purpose of the procession was to draw the government’s attention to the plight of Iranian Bahá’ís. The ensuing discussion in Parliament resulted in much sympathetic and constructive editorial comment in the Dutch press.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 625, page 15. View as PDF

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