Quass, Margaret (1926–2003)
Quass, Margaret (1926–2003)
English educator. Born April 6, 1926, in England; died Dec 9, 2003, in England; attended Cambridge University and London School of Economics.
Served as director of Council for Education in World Citizenship (CEWC, 1974–86), set up after WWII to keep international ideals alive and to encourage schoolchildren to study world problems. Awarded OBE.
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