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I'm stumped and I'm hoping DUers may be able to help, at least to suggest keywords to lead to a more fruitful image search. I think it's because I just can't think of the correct keywords/combos that I'm drawing an absolute blank.
I'm trying to find historical images of when groups of people previously at odds/fighting/warring come together to celebrate peace. Large groups, small groups...it doesn't matter.
Images of unity where no one is The Other.
I know y'all are gonna suggest things and I'll feel like an idiot and go "duh," but for the life of me, I'm just drawing a blank.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Cartoonist
(7,311 posts)and has little spirit for celebrating. Most celebrations feature just one side.
OneGrassRoot
(22,920 posts)John1956PA
(2,654 posts)In this excerpt the narrator, David McCullough, states that during the reenactment of Pickett's Charge at the 1913 gathering of Civil War veterans at Gettysburg, the opposing former enemies ran to their counterparts not for acting out a display of mortal combat, but for "embracing them in brotherly love and affection."
OneGrassRoot
(22,920 posts)That's a fabulous find.
cyclonefence
(4,483 posts)called "Unity in Diversity" which has some good images, although they are probably more specific to Hindu/Muslim than you're looking for. "Unity after conflict" brought up some interesting pictures, as does "reconciliation of former enemies," including this wonderful one:
Probably the best one (if I'm understanding what you're looking for) that I could find is "enemies unite against common foe."
I hope some of this helps, and good luck with your search!
OneGrassRoot
(22,920 posts)Thank you so very much for helping. This is wonderful.
rainin
(3,010 posts)OneGrassRoot
(22,920 posts)demmiblue
(36,824 posts)OneGrassRoot
(22,920 posts)This is what I was looking for but didn't even know it.
Thanks for being psychic, demmiblue!
Sedona
(3,769 posts)OneGrassRoot
(22,920 posts)Perfect example. Thank you, Sedona!