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  1. Autographed Letter Signed to U.N. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold. by Ralph. BUNCHE, 1956
  2. Equal Justice--Under Law: Challenge to the American Conscience by Ralph Johnson, 1904-1971 Bunche, 1951-01-01
  3. Signed Photograph by Ralph Johnson, 1904-1971 Bunche, 1960
  4. Typed Letter, Signed (November 24, 1952) by Ralph Johnson, 1904-1971 Bunche, 1952
  5. Report on the Needs of the Negro (for the Republican Program Committee by Ralph J. Bunche, 1939
  6. Ralph J. Bunche, Fighter for Peace by J. Alvin Kugelmass, 1965-01-01
  7. Ralph J. Bunche,Selected Speeches and Writings, 1996 publication by various, 1996-01-01
  8. Ralph J. Bunche: Fighter for Peace by J. Alvin Kugelmass, 1963
  9. Ralph J. Bunche Selected Speeches and Writings 1996 publication. by unkn, 1996
  10. An African American in South Africa The Travel Notes of Ralph J Bunche 28 September 1937 - 1 January 1938 by EdgarRobert R (ed), 2001
  11. Ralph J. Bunche : Fighter for Peace by j. Alvin Kugelmass, 1953
  12. Ralph J. Bunche: Fighter for Peace by J. Alvin Kugelmass, 1961
  13. Confronting the Veil: Abram Harris, Jr., E. Franklin Frazier, & Ralph Bunche, 1919-1941. by Jonathan Scott Holloway, 2002-01-01
  14. The Value of Responsibility: The Story of Ralph Bunche (Valuetales)

61. Ralph Bunche Institute For International Studies

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62. Ralph Bunche Institute For International Studies

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63. AIM25: Institute Of Commonwealth Studies: BUNCHE, Ralph Johnson (1904-1971)
ARCHON Contact details. bunche, ralph Johnson (19041971). IDENTITY STATEMENT. Title bunche, ralph Johnson (1904-1971). Date(s) 1937.
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64. AIM25: Institute Of Commonwealth Studies: BUNCHE, Ralph Johnson (1904-1971)
bunche, ralph Johnson (19041971). IDENTITY STATEMENT. Reference code(s) GB 0101 ICS 136. Title bunche, ralph Johnson (1904-1971). Date(s) 1937.
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65. Library.state.gov/
Harmon CollectionAlthough ralph bunche s success in providing a permanent ceasefire and a peaceful settlement between the Arab and Jewish factions in the Near East in 1949
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66. CMP
Key to Media Formats. Video, - CD-Rom. - DVD, - Video streaming. Browse the CMP Catalog for bunche, ralph. ralph bunche AN AMERICAN ODYSSEY.
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67. The Legacy Of Ralph Bunche
The Legacy of ralph bunche. Library Hosts Film Premiere and Symposium. The great peacekeeper ralph bunche was the subject of two days of events at the Library.
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The Legacy of Ralph Bunche Library Hosts Film Premiere and Symposium BY CHARLYNN SPENCER PYNE
The great peacekeeper Ralph Bunche was the subject of two days of events at the Library. Photo © Dan Weiner, courtesy of Sandra Weiner
Ralph Bunche in 1949 First was the Washington premiere of the documentary film “Ralph J. Bunche: An American Odyssey,” on Jan. 31, and the following morning a symposium was held on the legacy of Bunche (1903-1971). Photo by Charlynn Spencer Pyne
William Greaves introduces DeTannyia Towner of the D.C. Humanities Council. An archival copy of Mr. Greaves’s film on Ralph Bunche was given to the Humanities Council as well as the Library.
In welcoming the audience to the film presentation, Dr. Billington noted that the evening was indeed special “because of the character of the man whom we are here to celebrate.” He continued: “Ralph Bunche was the first person of color anywhere in the world to win the Nobel Peace Prize [in 1950]. … A black American, he was a fiercely dedicated international civil servant who never wished for either the limelight or reward for the extraordinary services he rendered to the United Nations—as the guiding spirit of the U.N. trusteeship provisions; as a mediator on the Island of Rhodes during the first Palestine crisis, for which he received the Peace Prize; as the organizer of the immensely complicated U.N. operations in the Congo Katanga crisis; and for ensuring, almost singlehandedly, that peacekeeping operations became part of the [work of the] United Nations. … He was truly a man of great vision who expressed it through action.”

68. Ralph Bunche Online Newspaper Articles
ralph bunche Online Newspaper Articles. Indiana Evening Gazette. Indian Troops Capture Two More Towns ralph bunche DIES ralph bunche, recently retired
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69. :: Exhibitions And Artists - Ralph Bunche: Diplomat For Peace And Justice
ralph bunche Diplomat for Peace and Justice On view April 11, 2004 July 4, 2004. (left), Coretta Scott King and ralph bunche at the United Nations, 1964.
http://www.queensmuseum.org/exhibitions/bunche.htm
Ralph Bunche: Diplomat for Peace and Justice
On view April 11, 2004 - July 4, 2004
Ralph Bunche (left) with General Carlos Po Romulo of the Philippines in the Queens Museum of Art when the building functioned as the UN General Assembly, ca. 1949.
Martin Luther King, Jr. (left), Coretta Scott King and Ralph Bunche at the United Nations, 1964. Photo courtesy of UN.
Charles White, Progress of the American Negro , 1939-40, oil on canvas, 5'x13'. Courtesy of Howard University Gallery of Art. He was modest but tough, brilliant but unassuming, tireless but compassionate, strong but understanding and he gained a position and a reputation in the world at large that any man might well envy. Even those who disagreed with him held him in the highest respect. Even those who opposed him never lost faith in his absolute fairness and integrity. And no one could doubt that beneath his extraordinary ability and performance was a driving passion for peace, for justice and for human decency and dignity.
- U Thant, United Nations Secretary-General 1971 Funeral Address for Ralph Bunche
From 1946 to 1950 the building now housing the Museum was the home of the United Nations General Assembly and no single UN figure accomplished more in that short time than 1950 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Under-Secretary-General and Queens resident Ralph Bunche.

70. Modern Tales: The Ralph Bunche
The ralph bunche By Dorothy Gambrell The ralph bunche is a subscriberonly feature of ModernTales.com, the leading source for high quality webcomics.
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71. HighBeam Research: Search Results: Article
bunche, ralph Johnson (19041971). The Hutchinson Dictionary of World History 01-01-1998 bunche, ralph Johnson (1904-1971) US diplomat.
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72. Ralph Bunche Oral History Index
INDEX OF ralph bunche/CIVIL RIGHTS DOCUMENTATION PROJECT. ACEVADO, Jorge AIKENS, Lenton ALEXANDER, Clifford ALEXANDER, Felton S. ALEXANDER
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73. Ralphbunche.rbs.edu/
EURWEB More News PEOPLE OF NOTE ralph bunche The Forgotten PEOPLE OF NOTE ralph bunche The Forgotten Man Remembered by Deardra Shuler. ralph bunche. (May. 21, 2004) Have you ever heard of ralph bunche?
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74. UN Chronicle | Ralph Bunche Centenary: Year-long Commemoration Launched With Cer
ralph bunche Centenary Yearlong Commemoration Launched With Ceremony at the United Nations By Horst Rutsch for the Chronicle, Print. ralph bunche Centenary.
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75. "Ralph Bunche - Visionary For World Peace" - Press Release
ralph bunche ‘GREAT CHAMPION OF PEACE’, ONE OF FINEST EVER TO SERVE UN, SAYS SECRETARYGENERAL AT CENTENARY EXHIBITION OPENING. Who was ralph bunche.
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During his quarter-century of devoted service to the United Nations, Ralph Bunche championed the concept of equal rights for everyone, regardless of race or creed. Through the United Nations Trusteeship Council, he readied the international stage for an unprecedented period of transformation, dismantling the old colonial systems in Africa and Asia, and guiding scores of emerging nations through the transition to independence in the post-war era. The exhibit, produced by the United Nations Department of Public Information in collaboration with the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies at the City University of New York Graduate Center, will be on view until 22 November. For further information, please contact

76. Black History Month:
Posted 2/2/2004. Black History Month Remembering ralph bunche. “I am a Negro, but I am also an American. This is my country. Click to enlarge ralph bunche.
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Black History Month is a good time to reflect on the accomplishments of Michigan native Ralphe Bunche, former United Nations Undersecretary General, master Middle East negotiator, and a believer in self-reliance, integration and civil rights.
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Remembering Ralph Bunche
“I am a Negro, but I am also an American. This is my country. I own a share in it, I have a vested interest in it. My ancestors helped to create it, to build it, to make it strong and great and rich.” These words were spoken by Dr. Ralph Bunche, a great mediator, thinker, and Nobel laureate. Black History Month is a good time to recognize the accomplishments of this Michiganian.

77. MSN Encarta - Bunche, Ralph Johnson
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78. Ralph Bunche Computer Mini-School
used flexibly and intensively as a resource for students working on assignments for regular classes. See ralph bunche home page.
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R alph B unch C omputer M ini- S chool
High level of involvement with wide-area network technology; the Internet can be accessed from any of the mini-school's 70 networked computers. Mini-school for grade 4-6 serves students from low-income homes. Mini-school provides a model of how a computer lab can be used flexibly and intensively as a resource for students working on assignments for regular classes. See Ralph Bunche home page

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In 1987, the computer teacher and several others at Ralph Bunche began working with the Bank Street College of Education on a project called Earth Lab. Funded by the National Science Foundation, the Earth Lab project supported collaborative science investigations by elementary and middle school students with curriculum materials and a network designed to support long-term student projects. The project funding enabled the school to obtain additional computers and set up a local area network with a file server so that students could maintain their project work in special folders or "workspaces" set up for group activities. Once they became accustomed to using the network in this way to support Earth Lab collaborations, the students and teachers began setting up folders for other school activities, such as the school newspaper. In 1990, Ralph Bunche's computer teacher (Paul Reese) and six classroom teachers asked the administration for permission to set up a mini-school to give students a more coherent program, reduce class size, and take advantage of the computer network technology. The teachers agreed to give up their prep periods in return for increased authority over the design of their instructional program and smaller class size (20 students vs. 32 in regular classes). In the fall of 1990, the Computer Mini-School opened. In 1992-93, two more classes were added to the mini-school.

79. Ralph Johnson Bunche
Photographs of bunche as a child, and bunche with Lyndon Johnson and U Thant courtesy of ralph bunche Institute for International Studies, New York.
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November-December 2003 More features... Next... Features Vita Ralph Johnson Bunche Brief life of a champion of human dignity: 1903-1971 by Benjamin Rivlin In the fall of 1927, the small group of black students at Harvard learned of the impending arrival of an exceptionally gifted new black graduate student from Los Angeles. Ralph Johnson Bunche lived up to his advance notices. Robert C. Weaver '29, Ph.D. '34, LL.D. '64—later the first black presidential cabinet member—reported, "What impressed me most about Ralph was his optimism...based on a long history of overcoming obstacles and an uncanny ability to produce stupendous amounts of work over long sustained periods...." Orphaned at 13, Bunche was raised by his maternal grandmother, "Nana," who instilled within him pride in his race and the notion that he "could do it." When he was assigned to a vocational track in high school, she protested, "Ralph [is] going to college!" He excelled in the academic program, though he was excluded from the citywide honor society because of his race. At UCLA, he stood out as a student and athlete. In his valedictory address, he foresaw his future role as a "scholar-activist," telling classmates: "Man learns and knows

80. NPR : Ralph Bunche
Host Tavis Smiley talks to filmmaker William Greaves and African American studies professor Charles Henry about the life and work of ralph bunche. ralph bunche.
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