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The Nobel Peace Prize is one of five annual Nobel Prizes established by Swedish chemist and inventor Alfred Nobel. The other Nobel Prizes are awarded for achievements in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, and Literature. Alfred Nobel established the prizes in his will to recognize individuals who have conferred the greatest benefit on humanity. As a chemist who invented dynamite and ballistite, Nobel hoped to establish a legacy of promoting peace with the Nobel Peace Prize after his inventions were used for military purposes.
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- 2. The Nobel Peace prize is one of five Nobel Prizes. The other Nobel prizes are in: Chemistry Physics Physiology or Medicine Literature 2/2/2017Alfred Nobel - "Good Wishes Alone Will Not Ensure Peace" 2
- 3. In 2009 the Nobel Peace Prize winner(s) obtained an equivalent of 1.4 million U.S. Dollars Winners obtain a diploma and a Nobel medal 2/2/2017Alfred Nobel - "Good Wishes Alone Will Not Ensure Peace" 3
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- 5. Since Alfred’s inventions became known for killing people faster than ever before, he decided to give back to promote peace instead of leaving a legacy as Dr. Death. 2/2/2017Alfred Nobel - "Good Wishes Alone Will Not Ensure Peace" 5 Alfred Nobel had over 300 patents
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- 8. 2/2/2017Alfred Nobel - "Good Wishes Alone Will Not Ensure Peace" 8 Martin Luther King Jr. - 1964 Thomas Woodrow Wilson - 1919 Theodore Roosevelt - 1906 Barack Obama - 2009 Henry A. Kissinger - 1973 Jimmy Carter - 2002
- 9. 2/2/2017Alfred Nobel - "Good Wishes Alone Will Not Ensure Peace" 9 Barack Obama • "for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples" Jimmy Carter • "for his decades of untiring effort to find peaceful solutions to international conflicts, to advance democracy and human rights, and to promote economic and social development“ Henry A. Kissinger Along with Le Duc Tho, they protested and declined the Peace Prize. Martin Luther King Jr. • “for his nonviolent resistance to racial prejudice in America” Thomas Woodrow Wilson • “for his efforts to end World War I and create the League of Nations” Theodore Roosevelt • “for his involvement in various peace treaties”
- 10. “[You] shall have done the most or the best work for fraternity between nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses“ – Alfred Nobel 2/2/2017Alfred Nobel - "Good Wishes Alone Will Not Ensure Peace" 10
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