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The International Council of Roerich
Organizations is a cultural, public and independent historically formed
union of creative forces inspired by the Roerich movement. It recognizes
the uniting role played by
The International Centre - Museum of Nicholas Roerich, known to
all as the ICR, created on the initiative of S.N.Roerich to remain for
ever its Honourary President. The International Council of Roerich
Organizations (Council) was founded in 1991 at the crucial moment when the
Soviet Roerichs Foundation was fiercely attacked by those who strove to
seize and divide the Roerich heritage. But it was Svyatoslav Roerich's
strong belief that the Roerich heritage must be left indivisible. The
Council considers that the main aim of its activity is to carry out the
behest of S.N.Roerich to defend and support the ICR thoroughly in its
museum, cultural, scientific and organizational work to protect,
investigate and popularize the Roerich heritage. During the ten-year
period of its functioning the Council has undergone many changes in its
personnel but the main aim and principles of the work remained steadfast:
- to protect the name and the heritage of the Roerichs against perversion,
falsehood and slander; - to assist and support the ICR as the central
focus of Roerich movement. At the International Symposium held on June 22,
2002
Roerich organizations came together to study the appeal of S.N.Roerich to
Roerich organizations and to determine their activity by uniting all into
the International Co-Operation of Roerich Organizations. On February 12, 2003
they adopted a Declaration of Roerich Organizations and signed an
International Agreement. The Council strengthens and extends international
cultural co-operation on the basis of unity and dialogue of enthusiasts
across all earthly borders. The International Council of Roerich
Organizations invites all who share our vision to co-operate with the
Council in its endeavour to promote the Roerich ideal to an ever-growing
global community.
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