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ZHUO - 1951

ORR - 1949, doctor

PIR - 1958 Dominican friar

RUT - 1912

THO - 1973 (refused the award)

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BUNCH - 1950

BELO - 1996, Archbishop

BOLCH - 1946 (1/2 prize)

GOBA - 1902 (1/2 prize)

KING - 1964

MOTT - 1946 (1/2 prize)

RENO - 1907 (1/2 prize)

SATO - 1974, Prime Minister of Japan (1/2 prize)

TUTU - 1984 Bishop of Johannesburg

FRID - 1911 (1/2 prize), Austrian journalist

HULL - 1945

HUME - 1998, (with Trimble)

JUNG - 2000

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ASSER - 1911 (1/2 prize)

BEGIN - 1978, Prime Minister of Israel (1/2 prize)

BRIAN - 1926 (together with Stresemann)

DOWES - 1925, Vice President of the United States (with Chamberlain)

DUNAN - 1901, (1/2 prize), initiator of the creation of the international society "Red Cross"

CLERK - 1993 President of South Africa (together with Mandela)

LAMAS - 1936 Argentine Minister of Foreign Affairs

LANGE - 1921

MENCHU - 1992

PASSIS - 1901 (1/2 prize), founder and president of the first French society for the struggle for peace

PERES - 1994, Israeli Foreign Minister (together with Arafat and Rabin) RABIN - 1994, Israeli Prime Minister (together with Arafat and Peres)

SADAT - 1978, President of the Arab Republic of Egypt (1/2 prize)

CECIL - 1937, writer

EBADI - 2003, Iranian lawyer, for his work in defense of human rights and democracy in Iran

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ADDAMS -1931, sociologist (1/2 prize)

ARAFAT - 1994 (with Peres and Rabin)

BUTLER - 1931 (1/2 prize)

BRANDT - 1971, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany

BOURGEOIS - 1920

WIESEL - 1986, American writer and public figure

ZUTNER - 1905, Austrian writer, one of the organizers of the pacifist movement

CARTER - 2002 39th President of the United States

CASSEN - 1968, President of the European Court of Human Rights

KVIDDE - 1927 (1/2 prize)

KELLOG - 1929

CREAMER - 1903 British MP

LUTULI - 1960

COIN - 1907 (1/2 prize)

NANSEN - 1922

PIERSON - 1957

PAULING - 1962, American physicist and chemist

SANCHEZ - 1987 President of the Republic of Costa Rica

TERESA (mother Teresa, in the world Agnes Gonja Bonegiu) - 1979, founder and abbess of the Catholic Order of Mercy

TRIMBL - 1998 (with Hyom)

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BEERNAR - 1909

BORLOUG - 1970

VALENSA - 1983

WILSON - 1919, 28th President of the United States, initiator of the League of Nations

CONSTANT - 1909

MANDELA - 1993 President of the African National Congress (with de Klerk)

MARSHALL - 1953

MYURDAL - 1982, writer

OSETSKI - 1935, pacifist

ROTTBLAT - 1995

SAKHAROV - 1975, Soviet nuclear physicist, human rights activist

WILLIAMS - 1976

SCHWEITZER - 1952, medical missionary

EVGEELL - 1933, writer

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BRANTING - 1921

BUISSON - 1927 (1/2 prize)

GORBACHEV - 1990, President of the USSR - for his role in ending the Cold War

DUCOMMEN - 1902 (1/2 prize)

KORRNGAN - 1976

LAFONTAIN - 1913

MYKBRAD - 1974, President of the International Peace Bureau (1/2 prize)

ROOSEVELT T. - 1906, 26th President of the United States

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HENDERSON - 1934

SEDERBLUM - 1930 Archbishop

CHAMBERLAIN - 1925, British Foreign Secretary (together with Dawes) STRESEMANN - 1926 (together with Briand)

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ARNOLDSON - 1908 with Kissinger - 1973, state. US secretary

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HAMMARSKHELD - 1961 UN Secretary General

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