The Nomination Database for the
Nobel Peace Prize, 1901-1956

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Year	Nominator	Nominee(s)	Motivation
1904	Guarini	Pierantoni	Pierantoni was nominated for his considerable contribution to the development of international law and arbitration.	Show »
1908	Venosta / de Rudini	Luzzati	Emphasized the importance of social reforms and cooperation to secure social and political peace. Promoted international law and economic cooperation.	Show »
1909	Venosta	Luzzati	Emphasized the importance of social reforms and cooperation to secure social and political peace. Promoted international law and economic cooperation.	Show »
1915	von Kemény	Benedict XV		Show »
1916	Kadlcák	Benedict XV	The Pope was nominated for his peace efforts and his work to ensure that prisoners of war were treated humanely.	Show »
1916	von Berzeviczy	Benedict XV	The Pope was nominated for his peace efforts and his work to ensure that prisoners of war were treated humanely.	Show »
1919	Reichel	Gasparri	Gasparri wrote the papal peace plan and encouraged people to strive for peace through the papal guidelines for peace and understanding.	Show »
1920	Plunkett	Benedict XV		Show »
1920	Reichel	Gasparri	Gasparri wrote the papal peace plan and encouraged people to strive for peace through the papal guidelines for peace and understanding.	Show »
1922	Ciraolo	Nitti	Nitti was nominated for the foreign policy he conducted while he was Prime Minister of Italy. He regarded Europe as one unit depending on the equality of each country. Nitti criticized the Versailles Treaty and the ongoing rearmement in the books "Europa senza pace" and "Decandenza dell' Europa". He presided over the Conference of the Allied Forces in San Remo, where he advocated a policy of appeasement towards Austria and protested against the imperialistic policy of Lord Curzon.	Show »

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