| date |
event |
tags |
firsts |
| 1989 26 Oct |
The Universal House of Justice issued statement on the environment. [AWH144] |
Universal House of Justice; Environment; - Statements; Nature |
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| 1989 21 – 22 Oct |
The Southern African Bahá'í Association for the Advancement of Women was formed in Johannesburg. [BINS210:8] |
Women; Johannesburg, South Africa; South Africa |
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| 1989 10 Oct |
The Bahá'í World Centre received official approval by the Local Town Planning Committee and City Council of Haifa of the Town Planning Scheme for the initiation of the Projects on Mt Carmel. |
Arc project; Haifa, Israel |
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| 1989 Oct |
One Country, the newsletter of the Bahá'í International Community, started publication in five other languages - French, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, and German. The first French language edition of the publication was launched in Paris in October, 1989. Each issue contained two or three in-depth feature stories on the United Nations, noteworthy social and economic development projects, environmental efforts or educational programs, along with an editorial that addresses world problems from a Bahá'í point of view. |
Bahá'í International Community; One Country (magazine); - First publications; - Newsletters; * Publications |
First French language edition of One Country |
| 1989 Oct |
The National Spiritual Assembly of Bangladesh reported the enrolment of 7,500 people in the year since November 1988. [BINS210:1] |
Mass conversion; Bangladesh |
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| 1989 Oct - Nov |
In India, 4,300 people became Bahá'ís in the State of Orissa. [BINS213:3] |
Mass conversion; Orissa, India; India |
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Try also a shorter date like 1989-1 or 1989
try also the Chronology Canada — 1989-10 or 1989-1 or 1989
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Canada