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House of the Mayor of Berlin ( Rotes Rathaus ) Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Opening Press Conference Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Klaus Wowereit and Michail Gorbatschow Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Opening Press Conference Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Marianne Bírthler and Klaus Wowereit, Mayor of Berlin Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Marianne Bírthler and Klaus Wowereit Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Marianne Bírthler, representative of the victims of the East German government and secret service. Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Michail Gorbatschow in the Summit with translator Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Michail Gorbatschow with translator Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Michail Gorbatschow Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Michail Gorbatschow Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Michail Gorbatschow Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Muhammad Yunus and Marianne Bírthler Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Muhammad Yunus Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Muhammad Yunus Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Moritz van Dülmen, artistic coordinator of the Berlin celebrations Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Opening Press Conference Foto Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

There were also a number of guest speakers including Wim Wenders (film-maker), Ahmed Kathrada (Nelson Mandela Foundation), Jonathan Granoff (President of Global Security Institute), Mario Luis Rodriguez Cobos aka Silo (World March for Peace and Nonviolence), Giulietto Chiesa (World Political Forum), and Tom Brokaw (NBC). Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Muhammad Yunus , Nobel Peace Laureate 2006 Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

FW.de Klerk, Nobel Peace Laureate 1993 Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Mairead Corrigan Maguire Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Lech Walesa, the Nobel Peace Laureate 1983 Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Introductory speech by Mairead Corrigan Maguire, official presentation of the Charter for World without violence to the World March for Peace and Nonviolence. Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Introductory speech by Mairead Corrigan Maguire, official presentation of the Charter for World without violence to the World March for Peace and Nonviolence. Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Speech by Mario Rodriguez Cobos - Silo. Writer and thinker founder of Universalist Humanism. "This World March can help create awareness about peace and nonviolence", Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Speech by Mario Rodriguez Cobos - Silo. Writer and thinker founder of Universalist Humanism. "This World March can help create awareness about peace and nonviolence", Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Speech by Mario Rodriguez Cobos - Silo. Writer and thinker founder of Universalist Humanism. "This World March can help create awareness about peace and nonviolence", Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Speech by Mario Rodriguez Cobos - Silo. Writer and thinker founder of Universalist Humanism. "This World March can help create awareness about peace and nonviolence", Foto: Paola Aiello-PRESSENZA-IPA

Speech by Mario Rodriguez Cobos - Silo. Writer and thinker founder of Universalist Humanism. "This World March can help create awareness about peace and nonviolence", Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Speech by Mario Rodriguez Cobos - Silo. Writer and thinker founder of Universalist Humanism. "This World March can help create awareness about peace and nonviolence", Foto: Paola Aiello-PRESSENZA-IPA

Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Jonathan Granoff, President of Global Security Institute and Dennis Redmon ( Pressenza-IPA, N.Y. ) Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Jonathan Granoff, President of Global Security Institute Foto : Miguel Angel Invarato, PRESSENZA-IPA

Lech Walesa, the Nobel Peace Laureate 1983 Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Lech Walesa, the Nobel Peace Laureate 1983 and Marita Simon (Pressenza-IPA, Berlin) Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Muhammad Yunus , Nobel Peace Laureate 2006 Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Muhammad Yunus , Nobel Peace Laureate 2006 Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Tom Brokaw, NBC broadcast journalist Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato, PRESSENZA-IPA

Tom Brokaw, broadcast journalist and Nicole Myers ( Pressenza-IPA, N.Y.) Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato, PRESSENZA-IPA

Tom Brokaw, broadcast journalist and Nicole Myers ( Pressenza-IPA, N.Y.) Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato, PRESSENZA-IPA

Tom Brokaw, broadcast journalist and Nicole Myers ( Pressenza-IPA, N.Y.) Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato, PRESSENZA-IPA

Ahmed Katharada, Representative of Nelson Mandela- the Nobel Peace Laureate 1993 and Marita Simon (Pressenza-IPA, Berlin) Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Mairead Corrigan Maguire Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Mairead Corrigan Maguire and Dennis Redmond (Pressenza-IPA New York) Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Rafael de la Rubia, World March for Peace and Nonviolence Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Tomas Hirsch in the 10th World Summit Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Annie Lennox. The Summit also presented Annie Lennox with the 2009 Women of Peace Award for her work in HIV education and Aids prevention especially in South Africa. Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Annie Lennox. The Summit also presented Annie Lennox with the 2009 Women of Peace Award for her work in HIV education and Aids prevention especially in South Africa. Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Annie Lennox. The Summit also presented Annie Lennox with the 2009 Women of Peace Award for her work in HIV education and Aids prevention especially in South Africa. Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Peace Summit Award 2009 to Annie Lennox The Summit also presented Annie Lennox with the 2009 Women of Peace Award for her work in HIV education and Aids prevention especially in South Africa. Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

There were also a number of guest speakers including Wim Wenders (film-maker), Ahmed Kathrada (Nelson Mandela Foundation), Jonathan Granoff (President of Global Security Institute), Mario Luis Rodriguez Cobos aka Silo (World March for Peace and Nonviolence), Giulietto Chiesa (World Political Forum), and Tom Brokaw (NBC). Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Tomas Hirsch, Ali Abu Awwad and Giorgio Shultze Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

Ali Abu Awwad Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

Ali Abu Awwad in Alexander Platz Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

Alexander Platz Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Activist to Peace and Nonviolence in Alexander Platz Foto: Miguel Angel Invarato-PRESSENZA-IPA

Mairead Corrigan Maguire the Nobel Laureates at the end of the Summit. Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

The World March is carrying the Nuclear Abolition Flame on the march to encourage people to actively promote nuclear abolition. The torch carrying the flame was crafted in New Zealand from native wood and was lit from the Peace Flame in Hiroshima. Mairead Corrigan Maguire received the Nuclear Abolition Flame on behalf of the Nobel Laureates at the end of the Summit. Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

The World March is carrying the Nuclear Abolition Flame on the march to encourage people to actively promote nuclear abolition. The torch carrying the flame was crafted in New Zealand from native wood and was lit from the Peace Flame in Hiroshima. Mairead Corrigan Maguire received the Nuclear Abolition Flame on behalf of the Nobel Laureates at the end of the Summit. Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

The World March is carrying the Nuclear Abolition Flame on the march to encourage people to actively promote nuclear abolition. The torch carrying the flame was crafted in New Zealand from native wood and was lit from the Peace Flame in Hiroshima. Mairead Corrigan Maguire received the Nuclear Abolition Flame on behalf of the Nobel Laureates at the end of the Summit. Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

The World March is carrying the Nuclear Abolition Flame on the march to encourage people to actively promote nuclear abolition. The torch carrying the flame was crafted in New Zealand from native wood and was lit from the Peace Flame in Hiroshima. Mairead Corrigan Maguire received the Nuclear Abolition Flame on behalf of the Nobel Laureates at the end of the Summit. Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

The World March is carrying the Nuclear Abolition Flame on the march to encourage people to actively promote nuclear abolition. The torch carrying the flame was crafted in New Zealand from native wood and was lit from the Peace Flame in Hiroshima. Mairead Corrigan Maguire received the Nuclear Abolition Flame on behalf of the Nobel Laureates at the end of the Summit. Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

The World March is carrying the Nuclear Abolition Flame on the march to encourage people to actively promote nuclear abolition. The torch carrying the flame was crafted in New Zealand from native wood and was lit from the Peace Flame in Hiroshima. Mairead Corrigan Maguire received the Nuclear Abolition Flame on behalf of the Nobel Laureates at the end of the Summit. Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

The World March is carrying the Nuclear Abolition Flame on the march to encourage people to actively promote nuclear abolition. The torch carrying the flame was crafted in New Zealand from native wood and was lit from the Peace Flame in Hiroshima. Mairead Corrigan Maguire received the Nuclear Abolition Flame on behalf of the Nobel Laureates at the end of the Summit. Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

The World March is carrying the Nuclear Abolition Flame on the march to encourage people to actively promote nuclear abolition. The torch carrying the flame was crafted in New Zealand from native wood and was lit from the Peace Flame in Hiroshima. Mairead Corrigan Maguire received the Nuclear Abolition Flame on behalf of the Nobel Laureates at the end of the Summit. Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

The World March is carrying the Nuclear Abolition Flame on the march to encourage people to actively promote nuclear abolition. The torch carrying the flame was crafted in New Zealand from native wood and was lit from the Peace Flame in Hiroshima. Mairead Corrigan Maguire received the Nuclear Abolition Flame on behalf of the Nobel Laureates at the end of the Summit. Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

Alyn Ware Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

Foto Miguel Angel Invarato,PRESSENZA-IPA

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