Stalag Luft III prison camp survivor who forgave the Germans

Wimbledon tennis champion Doë Howard remembered in The Times

Morris Martin was secretary and aide to Frank Buchman, founder of Moral Re-Armament

Frank Abbott was for over 40 years Secretary of the British workers’ paper The Industrial Pioneer

The photographer and film-maker David Channer devoted his life to making films about reconciliation and forgiveness.

A doctor with the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) during World War II, Ken Stewart saw distinguished service during the allied invasions of Sicily and southern Italy.

Reconciliation on the Pacific island of Bougainville was a high priority for this quiet peacemaker.

Robin Mowat was a historian who saw the world from a spiritual and, indeed, prophetic perspective.

Les Dennison, one of only 400 survivors out of a group of 1,600 prisoners of war on the Burma railway during World War II, worked for reconciliation between Japan and Britain.

Alec Smith, son of Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith, played a key role in an eleventh-hour rapprochement between his father and Robert Mugabe, on the eve of Mugabe’s election victory in March 1980.