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Julie Christie Life and Work - United Nations

Dec 10, 1961 - London, England, United Kingdom - A candle surrounded by barbed wire will burn for six hours on the porch of St. Martins in the Fields this afternoon in remembrance of people throughout the world who are imprisoned for political or religious beliefs. It will be lit by Mrs. Odette Hallowes after a service in the crypt. In this photo Mrs. ODETTE HALLOWS lighting the candle outside St. Martins church this afternoon watched by Mr. OY GRANT and Miss JULIE CHRISTIE who symbolize the prisoners of conscience

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13237790
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46998077
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3007px x 2379px (1.3MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures/ZUMA Press)
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Keystone Pictures USA

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