It originated from flag signals meaning nuclear disarmament. Today, activists, artists, and even kids use the peace sign, and it sends a powerful message. The peace symbol dates back more than ...

For many, the cross with bent arms is a painful symbol of evil, hate and genocide. For others, it's an ancient sign of peace and prosperity ... in which a man placed stickers bearing images ...

For a younger generation, the once-powerful protest symbol packs about as much of a punch as a smiley face. Once the powerful logo of nuclear disarmament, the peace sign became so overused it lost ...

The symbol’s adoption by the American Student Peace Union helped establish it as an icon of the 1960s Vietnam protests, and from there it thrived as a signal of solidarity. IWM London’s People ...

Showing a real-life symbol of peace on the beach is a tradition ... near Horace Caldwell Pier to make the outline of a giant peace sign, to symbolize peace on Earth and peace in Port Aransas ...

In case her messaging was unclear, the Serbian artist wore a white sculptural column dress that, when her arms were outstretched, opened out into a peace sign ... power of the symbol sewn into ...

Not only is it the global symbol for nuclear disarmament ... In World War II the desire for peace was represented by the desire for victory, so the V for victory sign made with the fingers ...

The man behind the famous peace symbol used by anti-nuclear weapons campaigners has been honoured in the Kent town where he lived. Gerald Holtom designed the symbol synonymous with the Campaign ...