mahatma gandhi donated the peace bell to the united nations in india.
who donated the peace bell to the united nations in india?
mahatma gandhi
japanese peace bell





























the japanese peace bell is a united nations peace symbol. cast on november 24, 1952, it was an official gift of the japanese people to the united nations on june 8, 1954. the symbolic bell of peace was donated by japan to the united nations at a time when japan had not yet been officially admitted to the united nations. the japanese peace bell was presented to the united nations by the united nations association of japan.





























section::::history.
japanese peace bell
a stamp series of the japanese peace bell, designed by ole hamann of denmark, was issued in 1970 as part of the united nations postal service's art at the united nations series. the stamps were printed by the government printing bureau of tokyo.





























section::::other japanese peace bells.





























more than twenty peace bell copies were donated by the japanese "world peace bells association" around the world:





























bullet::::- cape sōya, hokkaidō, japan, 1988





























bullet::::- ishigaki island, okinawa, japan, 1988





























bullet::::- ankara, turkey, 1989





























bullet::::- berlin, germany, 1989





























bullet::::- warsaw, poland, 1989 (stolen in 2002, replaced 2015)





























bullet::::- osaka, japan, 1990
japanese peace bell