Showing posts with label 1970s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1970s. Show all posts

Wednesday, 22 March 2017

Pugwash in Egypt

Hello everyone! 

According to our sources, these photographs were taken at the 21st Symposium on Peace and Development in Africa in Cairo, Egypt, in January 1975.


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We were only able to identify Prof. B. T. Feld in these pictures. If you have any information about the people involved, please send us an email at pugwashphotoarchive@gmail.com (quoting pht369, pht370, pht373 or pht375), or leave a comment beneath the post. 

Thank you for your help!


Thursday, 3 December 2015

Mysterious photograph


Dear all,

 to help you get through the Christmas holidays we decided to post this tricky, yet interesting photograph. Indeed, we have very limited information about it; none of the individuals in the photograph were identified and the event remains unknown. Only the painting of Marx and several writings in Cyrillic alphabet are hinting our research towards the USSR and GDR. Additionally, a similar photograph with Rotblat appearing in it lets us believe the event took place in the 1970s.


Do you have information about the photograph ?

If you do, please leave a comment beneath the blog post or email us at pugwashphotoarchive@gmail.com, quoting 'pht 067'.

Thank you! 

Wednesday, 25 November 2015

Pugwash members in front on the United Baptist Church



 In this photograph, possibly dated in the 1970s, we were able to identify part of the location, namely, United Baptist Church, which indicates the event is most likely taking place in a North-American country.
Additionally, in the same event we identified these four men next to C.S Eaton and Prof. E. Rabinowitch.

Do you have any information about the people involved or the nature of the event?


If you do, please send us an email at pugwashphotoarchive.gmail.com (quoting pht 091) or leave a comment beneath the post.

Thank you for your help!

Wednesday, 11 February 2015

日本からこんにちは!Hello from Japan!






The first two monochrome photographs show Joseph Rotblat in Japan, possibly Kamakura in Kanagawa Prefecture as seen from the Daibutsu statue on the left. We are able to identify Rotblat with Professor Iwao Ogawa, who was among the 21 scientists participating in the first Pugwash Conference in 1957. We think this photo was taken in 1957 when Rotblat was invited by Hideki Yukawa to a radiology conference in Tokyo.  

Can you identify the woman in the first set of photos on the right?

In the next two coloured photographs, Rotblat is seen again in Kamakura with Ogawa. We think this was a personal visit sometime in the 1970s.

When do you think these photos were taken, and for what purposes?

If you have any information, please email us at pugwashphotoarhive@gmail.com and quote 'Early Pugwash in Japan', or leave a comment below. 

Thank you! 

Tuesday, 9 September 2014

28th Conference in Varna, Bulgaria (1978)

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  • Who can you identify in this group photo from the 28th Conference in Varna, Bulgaria (1978)?
In addition to Joseph Rotblat, we think we can identify Kaplan, who is third from the left in the front row, and fifth from the left could be Essam Galal.

Thursday, 20 February 2014

Maciej Nalecz (1970s)

img044 by pugwashphotoarchive
img044, a photo by pugwashphotoarchive on Flickr.

The first person on the far right is Maciej Nalecz.

Maciej Nalecz joined Pugwash in 1972. He attended 74 events, including conferences, symposiums and workshops.

Do you recognise anybody else?

Do you know which meeting this was?

We think that the person on the far left of the front row is Ogunlade Davidson. If so could it have been the 31st Conference Arms Limitations: The Search for Peace in a World in Crisis in Banff, Canada, 1981?

If you have any information, please email us at pugwashphotoarchive@gmail.com or leave a comment below this post.

Thanks!

Mystery Person (1970s)

img028 by pugwashphotoarchive
img028, a photo by pugwashphotoarchive on Flickr.

We think this photo was take in 1970s.

Besides the UN, do you know these flags?

Notice the solitary figure in the middle. Is this an event in his/her honour? Who could this be? Do you know what occasion this was?

If you have any information, please email us at pugwashphotoarchive@gmail.com and quote (img028), or leave a comment below this post.

Thanks!