Today counts as a special day for pacifists (who generally get very little to celebrate among national holidays, etc.). In 1928, the international community signed the Kellogg-Briand Pact, an international treaty that declared war illegal. You may say that its effects are nonexistent, but its passage represents a moment when people actually agreed that violent altercations are nonsensical. Also worthy of note is Monday's historical reference to 1146, when European leaders outlawed the crossbow, intending to end war for all time. My tie's design combines crosses and peace symbols.
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