A WORLD MADE NEW: Eleanor Roosevelt and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
by Mary Ann Glendon
Random House, New York
Paperback: 342 pages
Price: AUD$36 Reviewed by Madeleine van der Linden
The creation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was a momentous achievement, as nations tried desperately to create peace and safety in a world shattered by World War II. It was the first time that an effort had been made to clarify and ratify the ri…
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