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Book SynopsisChapter 1. Jan Bloch's International Museum of War and Peace in Lucerne, 1902-1919 (1981).- Chapter 2. Ernst Friedrich's Anti-War Museum in Berlin, 1925-1933 (1986).- Chapter 3. Peace Museums (1986).- Chapter 4. On the Creative Principles, Message and Thematic Content of a Peace Museum (1993).- Chapter 5. Peace Education: Peace Museums (1999).- Chapter 6. Monuments of a Uniting Europe (2005).- Chapter 7. Preventing Catastrophe: The World's First Peace Museum (2006).- Chapter 8. Exhibiting Peace: Projects and Initiatives in the Netherlands, 1900-1930s (2008).- Chapter 9. Towards a Global Peace Museum Movement: A Progress Report, 1986-2010 (2009).- Chapter 10. Towards a Bertha von Suttner Peace Museum in Vienna, 1914-2014 (2010).- Chapter 11. The Role of Peace Museums in Promoting a Culture of Peace (2012).- Chapter 12. Projecting Peace Through History and Museums (2013).- Chapter 13. The History of World Peace in 100 Objects: Visualizing Peace in a Peace Museum (2014).- Chapter 14. The Price of Peace: Rare Books of Peace (2000).- Chapter 15. The Role of Museums for Peace in Preventing War and Promoting Remembrance, Historical Truth and Reconciliation (2014).- Chapter 16. Peace Education Through Peace Museums (2015).- Chapter 17. Abolishing Nuclear Weapons Through Anti-Atomic Bomb Museums (2016).- Chapter 18. A Short History of the International Network of Museums for Peace (INMP) on its 25th Anniversary, 1992-2017 (2017).- Chapter 19. Peace Museums and Public Education (2017).- Chapter 20. The Heritage of Peace: The Importance of Peace Museums for the Development of a Culture of Peace (2017).- Chapter 21. Conveying the Reality of War: Vasily Verestchagin The greatest painter of the horrors of war that ever lived (2020).
