Report on the study of registration and inquiry services used in Germany, Belgium and The Netherlands.

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TextPublication details: [Victoria : Red Cross Society, 1995?]Description: 13 pSubject(s):

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Subject: A study tour of Belgium, Germany and The Netherlands allowed study of Red Cross registration and inquiry systems in those countries. Similarities and differences between these systems and the Victorian system are noted, and recommendations made

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A study tour of Belgium, Germany and The Netherlands allowed study of Red Cross registration and inquiry systems in those countries. Similarities and differences between these systems and the Victorian system are noted, and recommendations made

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