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- Peace_pole abstract "A Peace Pole is a monument that displays the message "May Peace Prevail on Earth” in the language of the country where it has been placed, and usually 3 to 5 additional translations. The message is referred to as a peace prayer.The idea of Peace Poles was first thought up by Masahisa Goi in 1955 in Japan. The Peace Pole Project today is furthered by The World Peace Prayer Society. The first Peace Poles outside Japan were constructed in 1983. Since then, more than 100,000 have been placed around the world in over 180 countries.Peace Poles are made of many materials in varying sizes, from tall granite poles to small wooden ones. The text might be carved or etched or painted. In some cases it merely is a plastic sign attached with screws.Peace Poles have been placed in such notable locations as the North Magnetic Pole, the Hiroshima Peace Memorial, and the site of the Egyptian Pyramids in Giza, the Aiki Shrine in Iwama, Japan, as well as numerous community parks. Frequently they are placed near the entrances of churches or schools. In one case, a garden, created for a wedding, was designed around the Peace Pole that was its center piece. The Republic of Molossia, a micronation, has a Peace Pole in eight languages.Perhaps the world's largest Peace Pole, at 52 feet (16 m), is located in Janesville, Wisconsin at the site of a KKK rally. The initial inspiration for planting Peace Poles often is as a response to a local issue like a KKK rally. Another of the largest Peace Poles in the world, as measured in tons, is the granite Peace Pole in Beech Acres Park near Cincinnati, Ohio. The original inspiration for it was hate literature left in the driveways of Jewish residents.".
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- Peace_pole wikiPageExternalLink www.maypeaceprevailonearth.org.uk.
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- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLink Category:1955_introductions.
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- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLink Cincinnati.
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- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLink Hiroshima_Peace_Memorial.
- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLink Iwama,_Ibaraki.
- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLink Iwama_dojo.
- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLink Janesville,_Wisconsin.
- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLink Japan.
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- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLink KKK.
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- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLink Micronation.
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- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLink Ohio.
- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLink Republic_of_Molossia.
- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLink The_World_Peace_Prayer_Society.
- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLink File:Peace_Pole,_Kumasi,_Ghana.jpg.
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- Peace_pole wikiPageWikiLinkText "Peace Pole".
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- Peace_pole subject Category:1955_introductions.
- Peace_pole subject Category:Articles_containing_video_clips.
- Peace_pole subject Category:Monument_types.
- Peace_pole subject Category:Peace_monuments_and_memorials.
- Peace_pole subject Category:Peace_symbols.
- Peace_pole hypernym Monument.
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- Peace_pole comment "A Peace Pole is a monument that displays the message "May Peace Prevail on Earth” in the language of the country where it has been placed, and usually 3 to 5 additional translations. The message is referred to as a peace prayer.The idea of Peace Poles was first thought up by Masahisa Goi in 1955 in Japan. The Peace Pole Project today is furthered by The World Peace Prayer Society. The first Peace Poles outside Japan were constructed in 1983.".
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- Peace_pole sameAs Friedenspfahl.
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- Peace_pole depiction Spokane_Finch_Arboretum_Peace_Pole_20071027.jpg.
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