Bertha von Suttner
Bertha von Suttner (1843-1914) was an Austrian pacifist, novelist, and the first woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in 1905. She is best known for her influential book "Die Waffen nieder!" (Lay Down Your Arms), which advocated for disarmament and peaceful conflict resolution. Her work was pivotal in shaping the modern peace movement and inspired many activists around the world. Von Suttner's legacy continues to resonate in discussions about war, peace, and the role of women in social movements.
Born on Jun 09, 1843 (183 years old)
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Austria:
Bertha von Suttner is known for her influential work 'Die Waffen nieder!' which addresses the impact of war.
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Serbia:
The two hundred euro banknote will feature the writer and peace activist Bertha von Suttner.
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Brazil:
Bertha von Suttner is represented on the €200 note as a pacifist and the first woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
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United Kingdom:
Von Suttner is recognized as a pacifist and women's liberation leader included in the cultural figures.
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Greece:
Bertha von Suttner is the first woman to be honored on the two-hundred-euro note.
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Andorra:
Bertha von Suttner is mentioned as a cultural personality proposed for the banknotes.
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Montenegro:
Bertha von Suttner is proposed for the new two hundred euro banknote, known for her peace activism.
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Germany:
Bertha von Suttner is mentioned as a cultural icon that may feature on the new Euro banknotes.
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Andorra:
Bertha von Suttner is one of the figures proposed for the new euro banknote designs.
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Estonia:
Bertha von Suttner is selected as a potential figure for the new euro banknotes.
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