Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Sir William Randal Cremer (18. mars 1828 – 22. júlí 1908), yfirleitt kallaður Randal Cremer, var enskur stjórnmálamaður sem sat á þingi fyrir Frjálslynda flokkinn. Hann var friðarsinni og baráttumaður fyrir stofnun alþjóðlegra gerðardómstóla .
William Randal Cremer var en britisk fagforeningsmand og fredsforkæmper; han var medlem af Underhuset for de liberale i perioderne 1885-1895 og 1900-1908. William Randal Cremer var sekretær for den britiske afdeling af Første Internationale og spillede en fremtrædende rolle i den britiske fagbevægelse.
William Randal Cremer was referied to as a " patient and devoted apostle of peace," whose loss he, in common with the friends of peace, deplored. It has been stated that the peace societies have grown and acquired influence in high places. It is interesting to note that a lecture on peace converted the future Sir Randal Cremer to the cause of ...
9. Aug. 2020 · William Randal Cremer. Zafar Shayan. William Randal Cremer was a member of British parliament, pacifist and advocate for international arbitration. He was the first individual winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1903. Randal Cremer was born in 1828 in Fareham in South England and died in 1908. His mother raised him and his two sisters by her own.
Deutsch: William Randal Cremer (* 18. März 1828 in Fareham; † 22. Juli 1908 in London) war ein britischer Politiker. English: Sir William Randal Cremer (18 March 1828 – 22 July 1908) usually known by his middle name "Randal", was an English Liberal Member of Parliament and pacifist. Randal Cremer. English politician (1828–1908)
10. Okt. 2014 · 1903: William Randal. William Randal Cremer war ein britischer Politiker. 1904: Institut de Droit international (Institut für Internationales Recht) Das Institut wurde 1873 in Belgien gegründet ...
Childhood & Early Life. William Randal Cremer was born on March 18, 1828 in a small town called Fareham in England. His father was a coach painter and left his mother, a simple housewife, when William was just an infant and she had to bring up her children in spite of abject poverty. He did his early schooling in a Methodist church school at ...
