Du 15 décembre 2024 au 30 janvier 2025, la Maison de la Paix a accueilli l’exposition sur les entités paysagères de l’Aveyron, proposée par le CAUE. Cette présentation offrait une plongée dans l’atlas des paysages de l’Aveyron, avec un focus particulier sur le Nord-Aveyron. Les visiteurs ont pu découvrir la richesse et la diversité des … Lire la suite
La célébration de la Journée Franco-Allemande 2025 met à l’honneur la pluralité et la richesse des liens qui unissent nos deux pays. Des centaines d’initiatives portent sur des thèmes variés liés aux relations franco-allemandes. Dans la maison la Paix d’Estaing, un panneau d’exposition était dévoilé par Mme Keppler ensemble avec la présidente du comité de … Lire la suite
Past August 2020, the second Georgian Bertha von Suttner Peace Prize has been awarded to Julia Khrashvili, Chairwoman of the Georgian Association of IDP Women. One of the aspects in common with the life of Bertha is the road from Sukhumi to Zugdidi, with old and recent memories of war. The Bertha von Suttner Peace … Lire la suite
Marten van Harten, historicus aan de Universiteit van Leiden, schrijft voor eigen rekening een boek over professor Meijers, ‘Burgerlijk Recht in donkere tijden’. Het Platform Vrouwen en Duurzame Vrede faciliteert de crowdfunding voor het onderzoek naar de plaats van Clara Meijers: IBAN: NL 60 TRIO 0338471049 t.n.v. Platform Vrouwen & Duurzame Vrede o.v.v. bronnenonderzoek Wat zijn … Lire la suite
Bertha von Suttner was a member of the Austrian association “Die Flamme” which propagated cremation (as cremation was not permitted by the Catholic Church until 1963).The urn with Bertha’s ashes is kept in the Columbarium of Gotha (a medieval city in Thuringia, in east-central Germany). Petra Keppler and Jos Verhoeff visited the famous columbarium during … Lire la suite
On the occasion of March 8th, Women’s Day, students at the International School of the Hague were tasked to do research and make presentations about important women. Last week. Milad (6th year grade) gave a presentation on Bertha von Suttner.
Bertha von Suttner lived at Castle Harmannsdorf for many years. In 1976 veterinary Prof. Dr. Erich Glawischnig bought the castle, where he has lived ever since with his family; which is very involved in the International Bertha von Suttner Association, and makes her heritage accessible to the general public. The Glawischnig family beautifully restored the … Lire la suite
The famous novel of Bertha von Suttner was translated into the Georgian language, from a German edition by Ms. Tamar Kotrikadze, and published in Autumn 2019 by the publishing house Artanuji. The novel -written some 130 years ago- was included in their classic cycle series, which they have been publishing for decades. The cover was … Lire la suite
From left to right: Mrs Saskia Bruines, deputy mayor and The Hague’s alderman for International and Peace Affairs; Petra Keppler, Director of the Bertha von Suttner Peace Institute; Humanity Hub Managing Director, Jill Wilkinson and Diana Eggleston, Business Advisor NGO’s, The Hague Business Agency. Grand Hall of the Peace Palace, 23 January 2020. © Peace … Lire la suite
70 years ago, on 05 August 1949, the Council of the City of Bonn ( at that time the Capital of West-Germany) decided after heated exchanges op opinions of after-war Germany: “The newly to be created public traffic square close to the Rhine bridge will be named Bertha-von-Suttner-Platz”. Nowadays, the square is one of Bonn’s … Lire la suite