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Where was the red cross invented?
Washington, D.C.
Who invented red cross?
When was the icrc established
What person started the American Red Cross?
A woman called, Clara Barton invented the red cross
Who invented the red cross?
When was the icrc established
Who invented American Red Cross?
to help the world and help people on this earth.
Who invented the America Red Cross?
first of all you spelled america wrong it is really america
How to join the red cross?
Contact the Red Cross in your area to join the Red Cross.
Who invented symbols?
International symbols are invented by international organizations like the UN and the Red Cross. Some are just adopted after being in popular use among the people.
The symbol of the red cross organization is a cross colorded in which color?
red, that's why its called the red cross
What are the initials of red cross?
American Red Cross initials are ARC and International Red Cross is ICRC.
What is the other name of red cross?
The other name of Red Cross is Red Crescent.
What is the red bow with the white cross?
Red Cross
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