UN Radio Classics

American actors Doris Day and Gregory Peck join Eleanor Roosevelt to raise awareness on the life of refugees in Europe.

In this drama narrated by British actor Herbert Marshall, an officer from the International Refugee Organization (former Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees) reunites with two displaced persons whom he assisted two years earlier.

A blind camel driver in Algeria gets his vision back in this story highlighting the work of the World Health Organization and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF).

American actor Mel Ferrer tells the story of a boy in the Congo cured with the help of powdered milk supplied by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF).

American actor Rock Hudson tells the story of a reformed mental health institution in Bethlehem and the work of World Health Organization.

French actor and singer Maurice Chevalier tells the story of a young woman in a village in Haiti who is saved with the help of penicillin.

American actor and dancer Gene Kelly tells the story of how the Food and Agriculture Organization helped stop the locust migration epidemic that destroyed main food sources in many countries.

Set in a refugee camp in the hills north of Rome, actress Kim Novak tells a tale about a widow and her child who hope to emigrate to another country.

British actor Boris Karloff narrates this description of a leprosy clinic in the village of Tiranka, Nigeria.

This programme, narrated by American singer and actor Frank Sinatra, tells the story of two victims of Polio in Indonesia.