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

Year:	1926
Number:	24-1
Nominee 1:
Name:	Gustav Stresemann
Gender:	M
Year, birth:	1878
Year, death:	1929
Profession/Category:	Former Chancellor (1923). Foreign Minister (1923, 1924-29).
City:	Berlin
Country:	DE (GERMANY)
Received prize:	Pea 1926 »
Nominee 2:
Name:	Sir Joseph Austen Chamberlain
Gender:	M
Year, birth:	1863
Year, death:	1937
Profession/Category:	Foreign Secretary (1924 - 1929).
City:	London
Country:	GB (UNITED KINGDOM)
Received prize:	Pea 1925 »
Nominee 3:
Name:	Aristide Pierre Henri Briand
Gender:	M
Year, birth:	1862
Year, death:	1932
Profession/Category:	Jurist and journalist. Member of parliament. Prime Minister. Foreign Minister
City:	Paris
Country:	FR (FRANCE)
Received prize:	Pea 1926 »
Motivation:	Briand (Socialist), Chamberlain (Conservative) and Stresemann (National Liberal; largely responsible for restoring the international status of Germany) were nominated for their efforts to conclude the Locarno Pact in 1925. The Locarno Pact sought to normalize relations between Germany and its former enemies. It intended to secure peace in western Europe by eliminating the possibility of border disputes involving Germany, whereby Germany, France, Belgium, Great Britain and Italy mutually guaranteed peace in western Europe. Advocates of reconciliation and arbitration.
Nominator:
Name:	D Anzilotti
Gender:	M
Profession/Category:	Professor. Member of the Institute of International Law and the Permanent Court of International Justice
University:	Rome
City:	Rome
Country:	IT (ITALY)
Evaluation:
Evaluator 1:
Name:	Wilhelm Keilhau
Gender:	M
Comment:	The reserved prize for 1925 was divided between Charles Dawes and Chamberlain. The prize for 1926 was divided between Briand and Stresemann.