University of Leiden

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Ho, open up pack and give them a smell. Then you smoke them. Near where the Great River Rhine finally meanders home to the sea, likes the ancient Dutch city of Leiden. Its quaint gable houses and bright colored tulip gardens surround one of the great seats of European culture, the University of Leiden.

For three centuries these cloistered halls have been a haven of quiet and dignity and peace. But now the silence is shattered. The old stone walls echo with the angry shouts of a student meeting. To circulate the infamous Stockholm Peace Appeels, here by a tree at the human feet, but also for all of us.