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17. Mai 2024 · Charles-Albert Gobat was a Swiss politician, administrator, philanthropist, and author, who co-won the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1902. He shared the prize with Élie Ducommun (d. 1906), whom he succeeded as director of the International Peace Bureau (Bureau International de la Paix), which received
Charles Albert Gobat – a lawyer, Honorary Secretary of the Permanent International Peace Bureau, Secretary-General of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU). The IPU, founded largely through the efforts of the Nobel Peace Prize laureates Frédéric Passy and William Randal Cremer, brought together interested members from the parliaments of different countries. By doing so and making use of ...
Charles Albert Gobat ( 21 Mei 1843 – 16 Maret 1914) adalah seorang politikus, administrator, filantrofis, dan pengarang asal Swiss, salah satu pemenang Penghargaan Perdamaian Nobel 1902. Ia menerima penghargaan tersebut dengan Élie Ducommun (m. 1906 ), yang digantikannya sebagai direktur Biro Perdamaian Internasional Abadi ( Bureau ...
Charles Albert Gobat ( Tramelan, Bern kanton, 1843. május 21. – Bern, 1914. március 16.) svájci jogász, politikus, békeaktivista. 1902 -ben Élie Ducommunnel együtt Nobel-békedíjat kapott a Nemzetközi Békeiroda vezetőjeként végzett tevékenységéért.
9. Aug. 2020 · Charles Albert Gobat was a Swiss lawyer, politician, and educational administrator. He received the 1902 Noble Peace Prize jointly with Elie Ducommun, his colleague at Permanent International Peace Bureau. Gobat was born in 1843 in Tramelan of Switzerland and died in 1914 in Bern. He has received his doctoral degree in Law from the University ...
For several years Swiss statesman Charles Albert Gobat simultaneously led the two largest peace organizations in the world. From 1892 he was the administrative head of the Interparliamentary Union, a conference of delegates from the legislative bodies of the world’s nations. From 1906 he also headed the Swiss-based International Peace Bureau (IPB). With
