KnowraNobel Peace PrizeLinked fromLinked fromThe 100 pages that link to Nobel Peace Prize, each with the reason it gives.All 100Broader topic 5Related 71Narrower topic 20Compared with 4Anwar SadatNarrower topic: Sadat shared the 1978 prize with Begin for their efforts toward peace between Egypt and Israel.Kofi AnnanNarrower topic: Annan and the United Nations jointly received the 2001 prize for work toward a more peaceful world.Menachem BeginNarrower topic: Begin shared its 1978 award with Sadat for their work toward Egypt–Israel peace.David TrimbleNarrower topic: The 1998 prize recognized Trimble and Hume for their efforts toward a political settlement.Shimon PeresNarrower topic: Peres shared the 1994 award with Rabin and Arafat for Middle East peace efforts.Eisaku SatōNarrower topic: Satō’s 1974 award drew criticism over the gap between his public principles and security arrangements.Mohamed ElBaradeiNarrower topic: ElBaradei’s 2005 recognition placed his work within the prize’s tradition of honoring arms-control efforts.Albert LuthuliNarrower topic: Luthuli’s 1960 award made him the first African recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.Adolfo Pérez EsquivelNarrower topic: Its 1980 award recognized his campaign against military repression.Austen ChamberlainNarrower topic: The 1925 award recognized Chamberlain’s role in the Locarno negotiations.Henri La FontaineNarrower topic: La Fontaine’s 1913 award connected his activism to a prominent international institution.American Friends Service CommitteeNarrower topic: The 1947 joint award brought international recognition to the committee’s humanitarian and peace work.Kailash SatyarthiNarrower topic: Satyarthi received it in 2014 for his struggle against child suppression and for children’s education.Arthur HendersonNarrower topic: The prize committee recognized Henderson’s work to advance disarmament through international negotiation.Betty WilliamsNarrower topic: The prize brought international recognition to Williams and Corrigan’s campaign.Jody WilliamsNarrower topic: The 1997 award recognized Williams and the campaign for mobilizing against landmines.Seán MacBrideNarrower topic: MacBride shared the 1974 award with Eisaku Satō for distinct contributions to peace.Carl von OssietzkyNarrower topic: Ossietzky’s selection became a prominent instance of the prize confronting authoritarian power.Léon JouhauxNarrower topic: Jouhaux received the prize in 1951 for his work in the international labor movement.Mairead MaguireNarrower topic: The award gave international visibility to Maguire and Williams’s campaign.
KnowraNobel Peace PrizeLinked fromLinked fromThe 100 pages that link to Nobel Peace Prize, each with the reason it gives.All 100Broader topic 5Related 71Narrower topic 20Compared with 4Anwar SadatNarrower topic: Sadat shared the 1978 prize with Begin for their efforts toward peace between Egypt and Israel.Kofi AnnanNarrower topic: Annan and the United Nations jointly received the 2001 prize for work toward a more peaceful world.Menachem BeginNarrower topic: Begin shared its 1978 award with Sadat for their work toward Egypt–Israel peace.David TrimbleNarrower topic: The 1998 prize recognized Trimble and Hume for their efforts toward a political settlement.Shimon PeresNarrower topic: Peres shared the 1994 award with Rabin and Arafat for Middle East peace efforts.Eisaku SatōNarrower topic: Satō’s 1974 award drew criticism over the gap between his public principles and security arrangements.Mohamed ElBaradeiNarrower topic: ElBaradei’s 2005 recognition placed his work within the prize’s tradition of honoring arms-control efforts.Albert LuthuliNarrower topic: Luthuli’s 1960 award made him the first African recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.Adolfo Pérez EsquivelNarrower topic: Its 1980 award recognized his campaign against military repression.Austen ChamberlainNarrower topic: The 1925 award recognized Chamberlain’s role in the Locarno negotiations.Henri La FontaineNarrower topic: La Fontaine’s 1913 award connected his activism to a prominent international institution.American Friends Service CommitteeNarrower topic: The 1947 joint award brought international recognition to the committee’s humanitarian and peace work.Kailash SatyarthiNarrower topic: Satyarthi received it in 2014 for his struggle against child suppression and for children’s education.Arthur HendersonNarrower topic: The prize committee recognized Henderson’s work to advance disarmament through international negotiation.Betty WilliamsNarrower topic: The prize brought international recognition to Williams and Corrigan’s campaign.Jody WilliamsNarrower topic: The 1997 award recognized Williams and the campaign for mobilizing against landmines.Seán MacBrideNarrower topic: MacBride shared the 1974 award with Eisaku Satō for distinct contributions to peace.Carl von OssietzkyNarrower topic: Ossietzky’s selection became a prominent instance of the prize confronting authoritarian power.Léon JouhauxNarrower topic: Jouhaux received the prize in 1951 for his work in the international labor movement.Mairead MaguireNarrower topic: The award gave international visibility to Maguire and Williams’s campaign.