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Henry Kissinger: the Nobel Peace Prize Winner Who Tried to Return the Prize, but the Committee Did Not Accept – Money Times

The history of the Nobel Peace Prize is marked by the actions of the awardees themselves. In rewarding living people, the committee runs the risk of seeing a laureate contradict precisely what the award celebrates: peace. On January 29, 1973, Norwegian John Sanness indicated to that year's award Henry Kissinger, then advisor to [...]
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The history of the Nobel Peace Prize is marked by the actions of the awardees themselves. In rewarding living people, the committee runs the risk of seeing a laureate contradict precisely what the award celebrates: peace. On January 29, 1973, Norwegian John Sanness indicated to that year's award Henry Kissinger, then advisor to [...]

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