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Peace 1998
The nobel Peace Prize 1998. for their efforts to find a peaceful solutionto the conflict in Northern Ireland . John Hume, david trimble.
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Extractions: "for their efforts to find a peaceful solution to the conflict in Northern Ireland" John Hume David Trimble 1/2 of the prize 1/2 of the prize United Kingdom United Kingdom MP, Leader of the Social Democratic and Labour Party MP, Leader of the Ulster Unionist Party b. 1937 b. 1944 The Nobel Peace Prize 1998
David Trimble - Nobel Lecture
david trimble nobel Lecture. nobel Lecture, Oslo, December 10, 1998.Your Majesties, Members of the Norwegian nobel Committee, Excellencies
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Extractions: Nobel Lecture, Oslo, December 10, 1998 Your Majesties, Members of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen. The Nobel Prize for peace normally goes to named persons. This year the persons named are John Hume and myself, two politicians from Northern Ireland. And I am honoured, as John Hume is honoured, that my name should be so singled out. But in one sense the singling of one or two persons, for a peace prize, must always seem something of an injustice. In Northern Ireland I could name scores of people, Unionist and nationalist, who deserve this prize far more than I do. Add to that the thousands of people who I do not know, but who have born witness, in their own lives, by carrying out what Wordsworth called, "those little nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and love". And since I know there are thousands of such heroes and heroines in Northern Ireland, how many more millions of peacemakers must there be in the front line of the fight for peace across the globe. People who stand in the front line for peace in all the places where there is no peace - Bosnia, Kosovo, Gaza, Cyprus, Rwanda, Angola. Naturally it is not possible to name each and everyone of those heroes and heroines who make up the huge host of peacemakers who, even as we speak, are at work for peace around the world.
John Hume Winner Of The 1998 Nobel Prize In Peace
Books on Northern Ireland. Featured Internet Links Prize corecipient david trimble; Co-Foundersof Northern Ireland Peace Movement and 1976 nobel Peace Prize
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David Trimble Winner Of The 1998 Nobel Prize In Peace
david trimble. 1998 nobel Peace Prize Laureate for his efforts to finda peaceful solution to the conflict in Northern Ireland. Background
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The Norwegian Nobel Institute- Laureate David Trimble, 1998
The nobel Peace Prize for 1998 The nobel Lecture given by The nobel Peace PrizeLaureate 1998 david trimble (Oslo, December 10, 1998) General permission is
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Extractions: Your Majesties, Members of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen. The Nobel Prize for peace normally goes to named persons. This year the persons named are John Hume and myself, two politicians from Northern Ireland. And I am honoured, as John Hume is honoured, that my name should be so singled out. But in one sense the singling of one or two persons, for a peace prize, must always seem something of an injustice. In Northern Ireland I could name scores of people, Unionist and nationalist, who deserve this prize far more than I do. Add to that the thousands of people who I do not know, but who have born witness, in their own lives, by carrying out what Wordsworth called, "those little nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and love". And since I know there are thousands of such heroes and heroines in Northern Ireland, how many more millions of peacemakers must there be in the front line of the fight for peace across the globe. People who stand in the front line for peace in all the places where there is no peace - Bosnia, Kosovo, Gaza, Cyprus, Rwanda, Angola.
The Norwegian Nobel Insitute
nobels Fredspris 1998 nobelforedrag av david trimble Oslo, 10. desember applied.Copyright © The nobel Foundation, Stockholm, 1998.
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Extractions: Deres majesteter, medlemmer av Den Norske Nobel Komite, eksellenser, mine damer og herrer. Nobels fredspris går vanligvis til navngitte personer. I år er disse navngitte personene John Hume og meg selv, to politikere fra Nord-Irland. Akkurat som John Hume, føler også jeg meg beæret over at mitt navn er blitt valgt ut på denne måten. Men på en måte vil det å velge ut en eller to personer til en fredspris alltid måtte virke som litt av en urettferdighet. I Nord-Irland kunne jeg ha nevnt en rekke personer, unionister og nasjonalister, som i mye større grad enn meg har gjort seg fortjent til denne prisen. I tillegg kommer alle de tusenvis av mennesker som jeg ikke kjenner, men som i sitt eget liv har avlagt et vitnesbyrd gjennom å utføre det Wordsworth kalte "disse små navnløse og glemte vennlighetens og kjærlighetens gjerninger". Og når jeg vet at det finnes tusenvis av slike helter og heltinner i Nord-Irland, hvor mange flere millioner av fredsskapere må det da ikke finnes i frontlinjen for fred rundt om i verden. Folk som kjemper i frontlinjen for freden på alle de stedene hvor det ikke er fred Bosnia, Kosovo, Gaza, Kypros, Rwanda, Angola.
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CAIN: Peace Process - David Trimble's Nobel Peace Prize Acceptannce Speech, Oslo
CAIN david trimble's nobel Peace Prize Acceptannce Speech, Oslo,10 December 1998. CAIN Web Service. nobel Peace Prize - Acceptance
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Extractions: Material is added to this site on a regular basis - information on this page may change Mr David Trimble's Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech, delivered in Oslo, 10 December 1998. "Your Majesties, Members of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen. The Nobel Prize for peace normally goes to named persons. This year the persons named are John Hume and myself, two politicians from Northern Ireland. And I am honoured, as John Hume is honoured, that my name should be so singled out. But in one sense the singling of one or two persons, for a peace prize, must always seem something of an injustice. In Northern Ireland I could name scores of people, unionist and nationalist, who deserve this prize as well. Add to that the thousands of people who I do not know but who have borne witness in their own lives, by carrying out what Wordsworth called "those little nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and love". And since I know there are thousands of such heroes and heroines in Northern Ireland, how many more millions of peacemakers must there be in the front line of the fight for peace across the globe. People who stand in the front line for peace in all the places where there is no peace - Bosnia, Kosovo, Gaza, Cyprus, Rwanda, Angola.
Elizabethtown College's 99th Commencement Online
The speaker for the College's 99th Commencement is nobel Peace Prize recipientdavid trimble. Read david trimble's nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech. Top.
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Extractions: Contact Commencement Speaker The speaker for the College's 99th Commencement is Nobel Peace Prize recipient David Trimble. Trimble shared the 1998 Nobel Peace Prize with John Hume "for their efforts to find a peaceful solution to the conflict in Northern Ireland." Read Andrew Roth's biography of Trimble in The Guardian Read David Trimble's Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech Top Elizabethtown College All Rights Reserved Maintained by Edward A. Novak III Updated April 17, 2002
BBC News | NORTHERN IRELAND | Profile: David Trimble
Friday, 2 November, 2001, 1519 GMT Profile david trimble nobel Peace PrizeSome said that it was premature Like many of Northern Ireland's politicians
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Extractions: Like many of Northern Ireland's politicians, David Trimble has undertaken an immense political journey over the 30 years of the Troubles. In 1995, he appeared at the annual Drumcree parade, hand-in-hand with hardliner Ian Paisley before hundreds of Orangemen after they won the stand-off with the nationalist community of the Garvaghy Road. David Trimble on the Patten Commission Three years later, he became the first leader of the Ulster Unionists to negotiate with Sinn Fein. David Trimble was born in October 1944 and is married with four children. A barrister and Queen's University lecturer by profession, he has been accused by many in his own camp of being the man who sold out to republican terrorism. But to add to his problems, many nationalists and republicans have accused him of not really wanting to treat the Catholic community as equals.
BBC News | Northern Ireland | Understanding Northern Ireland
with many Northern Ireland politicians, david trimble has undertaken Mr trimble,a barrister and Queen's University And while he shared the nobel Peace Prize
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Extractions: As with many Northern Ireland politicians, David Trimble has undertaken an immense political journey over the 30 years of the Troubles. In 1995, he appeared at the annual Drumcree parade, hand-in-hand with hardliner Ian Paisley before hundreds of Orangemen after they won the stand-off with the nationalist community of the Garvaghy Road. Three years later he became the first leader of the Ulster Unionists to negotiate with Sinn Fein. However, his focus throughout 1999 on paramilitary decommissioning and the IRA's apparent refusal to disarm serves as a reminder that the Good Friday Agreement was only the first step on a long road towards building trust between the different communities of Northern Ireland. Mr Trimble, a barrister and Queen's University lecturer by profession, has been accused by many of his own camp of being the man who sold out to the Republicans.
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trimble david. First Minister of Northern Ireland. September 1995, electedLeader of Ulster Unionist Party. Recipient of nobel Peace Prize.
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Extractions: Queen's University, Belfast. 1968-77, Lecturer in Law, and 1977-90, Senior Lecturer in Law, Queen's University, Belfast. 1975-76, Member for South Belfast, Vanguard Ulster Progressive Party. 1978, joined Ulster Unionst Party after VUPP abandoned its political role. 1985-90, Chairman, Lagan Valley Unionist Association, and Chairman, Ulster Society. Since 1990, Member of Parliament for Upper Bann, Northern Ireland. 1992-95, Ulster Unionist Party Spokesman on Home Affairs and Legal Issues. September 1995, elected Leader of Ulster Unionist Party. Recipient of Nobel Peace Prize. Printer friendly version Send to a friend Last updated: 13 December 2002 Privacy Statement About this site var wtl_loc = document.URL.indexOf('https:')==0?'https://a248.e.akamai.net/v/248/2120/1d/download.akamai.com/crs/lgsitewise.js':'http://crs.akamai.com/crs/lgsitewise.js'; document.write(""); var wtl_TagVer = 6; var wtl_FWD = 1; var wtl_url = document.URL; var wtl_title = document.title; var wtl_TagID = 144700; var wtl_SID = "144700"; var wtl_Offset = "100"; WTL_TAG = new Image; WTL_TAG.ID = "WTL_TAG"; var ORDER= ""; var SERVER= ""; var INVOICE= ""; var CARTVIEW= ""; var CARTADD= ""; var CARTREMOVE= ""; var CHECKOUT= ""; var CARTBUY= ""; var ADCAMPAIGN= ""; //wtl_Tag6(TAG,SID,wtl_url,wtl_title,"MainContentGroup,SubContentGroup"); wtl_Tag6(wtl_TagID,wtl_SID,wtl_url,wtl_title);
David Trimble
Translate this page Prix nobel en 1998 avec John Hume. Politique. david trimble est néen 1944 dans une famille protestante dIrlande du Nord. Il va
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1998 Nobel Prize Winners
Peace John Hume and david trimble (both Northern Ireland Democratic and Labor Party,and trimble heads the first Portuguese writer to win the nobel, his novels
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Extractions: Arts and Entertainment Awards Nobel Prizes Peace: John Hume and David Trimble (both Northern Ireland), whose efforts made possible Northern Ireland's Good Friday peace accord in 1998 and have led to political progress in a deep-rooted conflict. Hume is the leader of the Catholic Social Democratic and Labor Party, and Trimble heads the predominant Protestant Ulster Unionist Party. Literature: Physics: Daniel C. Tsui Chemistry: Walter Kohn (U.S.) and John A. Pople (U.K.) for their developments in the study of the properties of molecules and the chemical processes in which they are involved. Kohn's density-functional theory simplifies the mathematical explanation of the bonding between atoms within molecules, making it possible for scientists to study large, complex molecules. Pople was cited for his development of computer techniques that make it possible to create models of chemical reactions that cannot otherwise be recreated in the laboratory. Medicine: Robert F. Furchgott, Louis J. Ignarro, and Ferid Murad (all U.S.) for discovering that nitric oxide acts as a signal in the cardiovascular system. Their findings are relevant to the function of the recently popular anti-impotence drug Viagra, and will also have implications for the treatment of heart disease, shock, and other medical conditions.
David Trimble,
peopleBiographyNoteworthy People2001 People in the News david trimble,. trimble,who won the nobel Peace Prize in 1998, sought to return to his post
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Extractions: Biography Noteworthy People 2001 People in the News David Trimble, Ulster Unionist leader, resigned his post as first minister of the Northern Ireland Assembly in July after the Irish Republican Army once again stalled on disarmament. The move threatened to topple the 1998 Good Friday peace agreement, thus returning governing powers to the British government from the Northern Irish coalition Parliament. Trimble, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1998, sought to return to his post in October, after the IRA finally began to dismantle its weapons.
Ulster Unionist Party -> Representatives -> Rt. Hon. David Trimble MP
david trimble MP. Constitutional Convention 197576 Chairman, Lagan Valley UnionistAssociation 1985-90 Chairman, Ulster Society 1985-90 Awarded nobel Prize for
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Ulster Unionist Party -> Briefing Room -> Speeches
Speech by david trimble MP to Labour Party Conference 30/09/1998 Full Text. Speechby david trimble MP on receiving the nobel Peace Prize 10/09/1998 Full Text.
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Northern Ireland Leaders Accept Nobel Prize - December 10, 1998<
ALSO Literature, science nobel winners feted in Stockholm. John Hume, leader ofthe Catholic Social Democratic and Labor Party, and david trimble, head of the
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Extractions: Web posted at: 1:26 p.m. EST (1826 GMT) OSLO, Norway (CNN) The leader of Northern Ireland's largest Roman Catholic party spoke of "a new beginning," while the head of the main Protestant political group warned of "dark doubts" that could threaten Northern Ireland's peace accord as they accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on Thursday. ALSO: Literature, science Nobel winners feted in Stockholm John Hume, leader of the Catholic Social Democratic and Labor Party, and David Trimble, head of the Protestant Ulster Unionist Party, were awarded the prize for their efforts to end 30 years of sectarian bloodshed in the volatile British province. News:
About Oundle Michaelmas 2002 Two Nobel Prize Winners In Two Days!
The other nobel Prize winner david trimble (Peace prize 1998), spoke the next night,wearing his hat as leader of Ulsters beleaguered Protestant majority
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Extractions: NEWS FROM OUNDLE SCHOOL MICHAELMAS 2002 Two Nobel Prize Winners in Two Days! American scientist James D Watson and Northern Ireland First Minister David Trimble spoke to the Upper Sixth in the General Studies course, on consecutive days in March. Jim Watson is probably even more famous worldwide than Stephen Hawking, because of his discovery of the double-helix structure of D.N.A. in 1953, arguably the greatest scientific achievement of the twentieth century. He received the 1962 Nobel Medicine prize. Since then he has been a Harvard professor for twenty years, Director of the U.S.s human genome project, and head of the most prestigious Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on Long Island, New York for the past 34 years. In his talk he emphasised the role of luck in his discovery and his disarming directness and modesty helped make one of the great stories of human achievement even more riveting. The other Nobel Prize winner David Trimble (Peace prize 1998), spoke the next night, wearing his hat as leader of Ulsters beleaguered Protestant majority rather than as Northern Irelands First Minister. He impressed everyone enormously, and it was clear to all what qualities had just won him the title of "Best Parliamentarian of the Year". He told us Irish nationalism is a modern construct and gave some less than convincing reasons as to why Ireland, unlike Scotland, had not integrated into the United Kingdom. However his analysis of the IRAs failure to win "The Long War" in Northern Ireland since 1968 was most persuasive.

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