- Léon
Jouhaux (1 July 1879 – 28
April 1954) was a
French trade union leader who
received the
Nobel Peace Prize in 1951.
Jouhaux was born in Pantin, Seine-Saint-Denis...
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fused again with the CGT in 1936
during the Po****r
Front government. Léon
Jouhaux was the CGT's main
leader until 1947 and the new
split leading to the creation...
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States "for his work as
mediator in
Palestine in 1948-1949." 1951 Léon
Jouhaux (1879–1954)
France "for
having devoted his life to the
fight against war...
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Albert Schweitzer, born in Alsace, then in Germany, Peace, 1952 Léon
Jouhaux, Peace, 1951 André Gide, Literature, 1947
Roger Martin du Gard, Literature...
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French resistance member François de La Rocque, and
trade union leader Léon
Jouhaux.
Besides the VIP prisoners, the
castle held a
number of
Eastern European...
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combat troops to Indo-China to
train Viet Minh guerrillas. Died: Léon
Jouhaux, 74,
French labor leader and
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Born:
Jerry Seinfeld...
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leader of the right-wing
Croix de Feu movement;
trade union leader Léon
Jouhaux; André François-Poncet, a
politician and diplomat; and
Michel Clemenceau...
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Committee 1948 1949: John Boyd Orr 1950:
Ralph Bunche 1951–1975 1951: Léon
Jouhaux 1952:
Albert Schweitzer 1953:
George C.
Marshall 1954:
United Nations High...
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Committee 1948 1949: John Boyd Orr 1950:
Ralph Bunche 1951–1975 1951: Léon
Jouhaux 1952:
Albert Schweitzer 1953:
George C.
Marshall 1954:
United Nations High...
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Berth De
Ambris De Leon
Delesalle Fitzgerald Griffuelhes Haywood Janvion Jouhaux Lagardelle Larkin Monatte García
Panunzio Pelloutier Rocker Sorel Valois...
