摘要：This essay outlines a profile of Anna Ruth Fry, the British pacifist and Quaker
activist who headed the War Victims Relief Committee of the Society of Friends from 1914
to 1923. The Committee provided help for civilians and refugees in many European countries
ravaged by the war. The essay dwells on Fry¡¯s peace writings, especially on the article
Women¡¯s Responsibilities with Regard to International Problems that can be read in the
section Documents.
