Paul Haines

Leaving in July, I will be walking from Rome to Jerusalem, asking for peace messages to take with me, and collecting donations for Children of Peace.

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Namesti Miru or Peace Square, one of the many places on the Prague Peace Trail put together by the Quakers in Prague.

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At the John Lennon Wall in Prague and the second photo taken in 1985 on my last visit here.

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Leaving Germany for the Czech Republic. German police on observation duty but nothing on the Czech side

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Leaving from the Brandenburg Gate, a place so important to Germany’s history. After the fall of the Berlin Wall the Gate became a symbol of German Unity

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The Brandenburg Gate was originally conceived as the Gate of Peace. Next to it now there is the Room of Silence. “The room offers everyone - regardless of origin, colour, religion and ideology - the opportunity to be silent and meditate.”

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Berlin to Budapest Walking for Peace 2025. Following last years Baltic Walk for Peace, during May and June this year I start in Berlin and finish in Budapest. I will again be supporting @ChildrenofPeace and researching for my website @linkstopeace

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The Summit on Peace in Ukraine held last week in Switzerland was a step towards a just peace. Here is my intervention. Comments welcome.

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Baltic Walk for Peace 2024
I’m now in Vilnius, Estonia, having completed “The Baltic Way” of 1989. It seems hugely symbolic to stand beside the commemorative sculpture called “The Road of Freedom” dedicated to the 1989 event and the restoration of the state of Lithuania.

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I have now crossed from Latvia to Lithuania. Close to the border is a memorial to the Baltic Way of 1989. It was a huge symbol of successful nonviolent resistance and a shining example of how peaceful protest can make a change.

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I’m now in Riga, the capital of Latvia. I arrived at the centre of the city at the Freedom Monument which is topped by the Freedom Statue. It symbolises the Latvian nation’s striving for freedom and independence and was unveiled on 18 November 1933

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I crossed the border from Estonia to Latvia yesterday which made me think of 23 August 1989 and The Baltic Way. This was when two million inhabitants of the Baltic states joined hands forming a human chain from Tallinn through Riga to Vilnius.

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On the first day of my Baltic Walk for Peace 2024, leaving from Freedom Square, in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia.

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Currently in Tallinn, Estonia, ready to start my Baltic Walk for Peace

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Please follow my progress and donate if you can, thank you

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Good to meet Vendela Englund Burnett on my walk for peace

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Oslo Nobel Peace Center at the start of Peace Walk from Oslo to Stockholm