Stuff You Missed in History Class Henry Dunant, Founder of the Red Cross
Jan 9, 2017
Swiss-born Henry Dunant, founder of the Red Cross, dedicated his life to easing the suffering brought by war after witnessing its brutality. This episode explores his establishment of the International Committee for Relief of the Wounded, his collaboration with Empress Eugenie, and his lasting legacy.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Introduction and Early Life of Henri Dunant
01:44 • 11min
Establishment of the International Committee for Relief of the Wounded and the First Geneva Convention
12:14 • 4min
Dunon's Struggles and Initiatives
16:09 • 7min
The Final Years and Legacy of Henry Dunant
23:31 • 12min
Various Sponsors and Kevin Bacon's New Podcast
35:39 • 2min