Henri La Fontaine, Prix Nobel de la paix 1913 : un progressiste, un homme engagé

Happy International Women’s Day for Peace and DisarmamentOn this day, May 24th, we celebrate and appreciate all the voices of women who have raised their voices and took urgent action to create a more peaceful world today. We appreciate your love and work in creating a peaceful society. Disarmament still has a lot of work to be done, but we can accomplish it together. Together, we are more powerful for peace and a world free of nuclear weapons.Share your stories with us below. We love to hear them.One woman we would like to highlight is our very own Bertha Sophie Felicitas Freifrau von Suttner, a pacifist novelist and honorary IPB Vice President. For her contributions to creating a global order based on peace rather than war, she was also the first Austrian and woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in 1905. She wrote a pacifist novel entitled Die Waffen nieder! (Lay Down Your Arms!). It has been published in 37 versions and has been translated into 12 languages. She raised the voices of women against war and is frequently seen as a leader in the women's liberation movement.#women, #peace, #disarmament, #IPB ... Afficher la suiteAfficher moins

Henri La Fontaine, Prix Nobel de la paix 1913 : un progressiste, un homme engagé

Avec Pierre Van den Dungen

Animé par Daniel Sotiaux

Fondation Henri La Fontaine

Henri La Fontaine, Prix Nobel de la paix 1913 : un progressiste, un homme engagé

Avec Pierre Van den Dungen Animé par Daniel Sotiaux

Fondation Henri La Fontaine

Avec Pierre Van den Dungen

Animé par Daniel Sotiaux