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

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Year	Nominator	Nominee(s)	Motivation
1933	Becker	Angell (Lane)	Angell advocated peace, pacifism and international understanding. He had written "The Great Illusion" (1910), in which he claimed that it was an illusion that war could be profitable to a nation, and he maintained that this illusion was going to lead Europe into a state of war. Angell also wrote "America and The New World-State"(1912), "The World's Highway" (1916) and several other works. "The Unseen Assassins" (1932) described nationalism as the greatest threat to world peace.	Show »
1933	Professors of Law at Cornell University	Hudson		Show »
1951	4 professors of law at Cornell University	Hudson	Hudson was nominated for his work to give prominence to intellectual freedom and his efforts to establish a world government.	Show »
1951	4 professors of law at Cornell University	Hudson	Hudson was nominated for his work to give prominence to intellectual freedom and his efforts to establish a world government.	Show »

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