Arraz n Nobel i telwit

Arraz n Nobel i telwit
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Anaw	arraz n telwit
Amur seg	Arraz Nobel
Azemz aswasan	10 Duǧember 1901 –
Allus n tgunit	1 aseggas
Ansa	Oslo
Tettwanefk-d sɣur	tasmilt tanurvajt n Nobel
Imernayen	Memorial (fr) ; Henry Dunant (fr) (1901); Frédéric Passy (fr) (1901); Albert Gobat (fr) (1902); Élie Ducommun (fr) (1902); William Randal Cremer (fr) (1903); Institut de droit international (fr) (1904); Bertha von Suttner (fr) (1905); Theodore Roosevelt (fr) (1906); Louis Renault (fr) (1907); Ernesto Teodoro Moneta (fr) (1907); Klas Pontus Arnoldson (fr) (1908); Fredrik Bajer (fr) (1908); Auguste Beernaert (fr) (1909); Paul Henri Balluet d'Estournelles de Constant (fr) (1909); Bureau international de la paix (fr) (1910); Alfred Hermann Fried (fr) (1911); Tobias Asser (fr) (1911); Elihu Root (fr) (1912); Henri La Fontaine (fr) (1913); Comité international de la Croix-Rouge (fr) (1917); Woodrow Wilson (fr) (1919); Léon Bourgeois (fr) (1920); Christian Lous Lange (fr) (1921); Hjalmar Branting (fr) (1921); Fridtjof Nansen (fr) , per l'obra passeport Nansen (fr) (1922); Austen Chamberlain (fr) (1925); Charles Dawes (fr) (1925); Aristide Briand (fr) (1926); Gustav Stresemann (fr) (1926); Ferdinand Buisson (fr) (1927); Ludwig Quidde (fr) (1927); Frank Billings Kellogg (fr) (1929); Nathan Söderblom (fr) (1930); Jane Addams (fr) (1931); Nicholas Butler (fr) (1931); Nurman Anjell (1933); Arthur Henderson (fr) (1934); Carl von Ossietzky (fr) (1935); Carlos Saavedra Lamas (fr) (1936); Robert Cecil (fr) (1937); Office international Nansen pour les réfugiés (fr) (1938); Comité international de la Croix-Rouge (fr) (1944); Cordell Hull (fr) (1945); Emily Greene Balch (fr) (1946); John Raleigh Mott (fr) (1946); Quaker Peace and Social Witness (fr) (1947); American Friends Service Committee (fr) (1947); John Boyd Orr (1949); Ralph Bunche (fr) (1950); Léon Jouhaux (fr) (1951); Albert Schweitzer (fr) (1952); George Marshall (fr) (1953); Haut Commissariat des Nations unies pour les réfugiés (fr) (1954); Lester B. Pearson (fr) (1957); Dominique Pire (fr) (1958); Philip J. Noel-Baker (fr) (1959); Albert Lutuli (fr) (1960); Dag Hammarskjöld (fr) (1961); Linus Pauling (fr) (1962); Fédération internationale des Sociétés de la Croix-Rouge et du Croissant-Rouge (fr) (1963); Comité international de la Croix-Rouge (fr) (1963); Martin Luther King (fr) (1964); UNICEF (fr) (1965); René Cassin (fr) (1968); Organisation internationale du travail (fr) (1969); Norman Borlaug (fr) (1970); Willy Brandt (fr) (1971); Henry Kissinger (fr) (1973); Lê Đức Thọ (fr) (1973); Seán MacBride (fr) (1974); Eisaku Satō (fr) (1974); Andreï Sakharov (fr) (1975); Betty Williams (fr) (1976); Mairead Corrigan (fr) (1976); asuref agraɣlan (1977); Menahem Begin (fr) (1978); Anouar el-Sadate (fr) (1978); mère Teresa (fr) (1979); Adolfo Pérez Esquivel (fr) (1980); Haut Commissariat des Nations unies pour les réfugiés (fr) (1981); Alfonso García Robles (fr) (1982); Alva Reimer Myrdal (fr) (1982); Lech Wałęsa (fr) (1983); Desmond Tutu (fr) (1984); Association internationale des médecins pour la prévention de la guerre nucléaire (fr) (1985); Elie Wiesel (fr) (1986); Óscar Arias Sánchez (fr) (1987); force de maintien de la paix des Nations unies (fr) (1988); Adalaylama wis 14 (1989); Mikhaïl Gorbatchev (fr) (1990); Aung San Suu Kyi (fr) (1991); Rigoberta Menchú (fr) (1992); Nelson Mandela (1993); Frederik de Klerk (fr) (1993); Shimon Peres (fr) (1994); Yasser Arafat (fr) (1994); Yitzhak Rabin (fr) (1994); Józef Rotblat (fr) (1995); Mouvement Pugwash (fr) (1995); Carlos Filipe Ximenes Belo (fr) (1996); José Ramos-Horta (fr) (1996); Campagne internationale pour l'interdiction des mines antipersonnel (fr) (1997); Jody Williams (fr) (1997); John Hume (fr) (1998); David Trimble (fr) (1998); Médecins sans frontières (fr) (1999); Kim Dae-jung (fr) (2000); Tuddsa n Yeɣlanen Yeddukklen (2001); Kofi Annan (fr) (2001); Jimmy Carter (fr) (2002); Shirin Ebadi (fr) (2003); Wangari Muta Maathai (fr) (2004); Mohamed El Baradei (fr) (2005); Agence internationale de l'énergie atomique (fr) (2005); Grameen Bank (fr) (2006); Muhammad Yunus (fr) (2006); Al Gore (fr) (2007); Groupe d'experts intergouvernemental sur l'évolution du climat (fr) (2007); Martti Ahtisaari (fr) (2008); Barack Obama (2009); Liu Xiaobo (fr) (2010); Tawakkol Karman (fr) (2011); Leymah Gbowee (fr) (2011); Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (fr) (2011); Tadukli Tuṛufit (2012); Organisation pour l'interdiction des armes chimiques (fr) (2013); Kailash Satyarthi (fr) (2014); Malala yusufzay (2014); quartet du dialogue national (fr) (2015); Juan Manuel Santos (fr) (2016); Campagne internationale pour l'abolition des armes nucléaires (fr) (2017); Denis Mukwege (fr) (2018); Nadia Murad (fr) (2018); Abiy Ahmed (2019); Programme alimentaire mondial (fr) (2020); Dmitri Mouratov (fr) (2021); Maria Ressa (fr) (2021); Alès Bialiatski (fr) (2022); Centre pour les libertés civiles (fr) (2022)
Igber seg
	tazalɣa ; agerdas
Tansa n web	nobelprize.org…
Hashtag	#PrixNobelDeLaPaix

Arraz n Nobel i telwit d yiwen seg semmus (5) n warrazen n Nobel s wacu yesmagel (i weṣṣa) Alfred Nobel ^[1] dɣa ar ass-a ur yettwassen usrag (ssebba) i wakken ad yili wefran n telwit i wakken ad tili d amur seg warrazen-is, maca llan wid i d-yeqqaren ahat Nobel ibɣa ad yeɣrem anerni n tdawsa acku d netta i d-isnulfan adinamit ɣas akken ur ittusxdem ara send n tmekkast-ines (lmut-is).

Arraz n Nobel yettunefk-d yal aseggas deg Oslo deg wass n 10 dujamber sɣur tasmilt tanurvajt n Nobel. Yettunefk-d i tikkelt tamezwarut deg useggas n 1901. Yettili-d ufran n imazwaren n warraz sɣur yiwet n tsudut i d-isbedday wemni anervijan, anecta yettili-d i lmend n usmagel n Alfred Nobel anda i d-ittwafk warraz-a i wid ixedmen amahil meqqren neɣ igerrzen i wesrusi n tagmat d telwit gar n yiɣlanen i wakken ad tennerni telwit.^[2]

Imerna n warraz n Nobel i telwit ẓreg

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↑ Alfred Nobel and the prize that almost didn't happen. New York Times. Retrieved 14 October 2006. Archived 2016-01-30 at the Wayback Machine
↑ "Nobel Peace Prize", The Oxford Dictionary of Twentieth Century World History

[1] Alfred Nobel and the prize that almost didn't happen. New York Times. Retrieved 14 October 2006. Archived 2016-01-30 at the Wayback Machine

[2] "Nobel Peace Prize", The Oxford Dictionary of Twentieth Century World History

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