Signs of peace
The symbol of peace, that is, the symbol of anti-nuclear war, is one of the symbols widely used in the world today. This logo was designed by GeraldHoltom, a CDN participant, at the request of BertrandRussel, CDN leader, as the badge of the Action Committee to protest 1958 to establish the Atomic Weapons Development Research Center in Aldermaston Village, England. The original idea of the logo was put forward by the designers and graduates of the Royal College of Art in London, and it was expressed by a circle of a Christian cross, but it was opposed by Christians.
From the design point of view, the logo design paper preserved in Bradford College represents the combination of a dead person and a newborn. Use the naval signal code "n &；; Quot and "d &；; Quot, just the first letter of the English word nucleardisarmament, n&; Quot means that the two flags are held high at a 45-degree angle, "D &；; There are two flags, one facing up and the other facing down.
After being used by friends of Martin Luther King in a civil rights movement, the symbol of peace was widely used in the United States, especially in various rights movements and orthodox Christian organizations in the United States. In the 1970s, some people thought that this symbol contained some evil metaphor, others thought it was a symbol of productism, so people began to avoid using it. Under the apartheid system in South Africa, officials even banned the use of this sign. During the Vietnam War, anti-war activists used this symbol, so it is also called "the footprints of the great American chicken".
Not intentionally infringing, this symbol is still used as a symbol of British nuclear disarmament. But around the world, people regard it as a symbol of peace and non-violence. People can use this sign for free without anyone's permission. This leads to its use and abuse, although CND or other peace organizations will not be happy to see it. This logo is also used for other purposes, such as commerce, advertising and fashion. "We can't stop these uses, and we don't intend to apply for a patent. All we can do is hope that those businessmen can donate some money. Any money they donate will be used as CDN's peace education and information work. " A spokesman for the nuclear disarmament website said.
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Sorry, I said this is not a brand, it is a symbol of international peace. Go to Google and search for "symbol of peace" or "symbol of peace" and you will find a bunch of pictures.
This icon was originally designed for the nuclear disarmament movement, and later it was more widely used as a symbol of peace, almost equivalent to the famous smiley face symbol. Many European and American costumes like to be printed with this logo, which shows that they advocate and support world peace.
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As one of the most recognizable and powerful spiritual symbols in the world-CND symbol, it also has its strong economic value. In fact, this logo is designed for the nuclear disarmament movement, but its significance is almost equivalent to the famous smiley face logo. This year, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the birth of this circular symbol calling for peace, everyone from Tiffany to Fendi has made a big fuss about it.
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