File:LPB quote on Peacekeeping Monument.jpg
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- Author: en:User:Sherurcij
- Description: Engraved text of November 2 1956 quote from Lester B. Pearson committing Canada to peacekeeping on the Ottawa Peacekeeping Monument.
- Source: Uploaded as en:Image:Peacekeeping-Mem.jpg on April 11 2006
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