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Indian independence activist (1869–1948)
The Nobel Peace Prize has repeatedly provoked controversy for reasons that include perceived politicisation of selections, disputed judgments about whether recipients truly advanced peace, notable omi...
Mahatma Gandhi did write a letter addressed to Adolf Hitler dated 23 July 1939 that begins with the salutation and pleads for him to avoid war; the letter is preserved in published transcriptions and ...
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Mahatma Gandhi wrote two public letters to Adolf Hitler, dated July 23, 1939 and December 24, 1940, addressed respectfully as “Dear Friend,” urging him to seek peace and adopt non‑violence; there is t...
The Nobel Peace Prize’s history is littered with awards that later generated institutional regret, public reversals or sustained controversy — notable cases include the long-debated omission of Mahatm...
The Nobel Prizes have produced enduring triumphs and recurring scandals: the Peace Prize has provoked the greatest uproar for political choices such as Henry Kissinger , while scientific and literary ...
The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded by the Norwegian Nobel Committee based on Alfred Nobel’s will, using nominations from a defined list of qualified nominators and a committee appointed by the Norwegian...