Education for International Understanding (1934, No. 2) (Open)

In consideration of the interest manifested by the Federation since its foundation in the endeavours made by the majority of countries to provide for young people an education which will fit them for international co-operation (study of League of Nations, impartial teaching of history etc.) and in consideration of the alarm which the definite instructions given in certain countries cannot fail to arouse among educationists who remain faithful to their ideal;

GWI declares: that it remains firmly attached to its principles, that it believes in education for peace, that it considers Art, Literature and Science as a common human heritage and not as the appanage of particular nations or races, and that it therefore requests the NFAs of which it is composed to continue their work for international understanding on the same basis as formerly.