21. Reader's Companion - - History Database Index TOPIC history nobel Prizes Reader's Companion to AmericanHistory Addams, Jane Bellow, Saul bunche, ralph Einstein, Albert Faulkner http://college.hmco.com/history/readerscomp/index/html/topic/nobe.htm

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22. Ralph Johnson Bunche (Reference) A brief article about ralph Johnson bunche, thefirst African American to win a nobel Prize. http://teachervision.com/lesson-plans/lesson-4647.html

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23. Ralph Johnson Bunche (Reference) A brief article about ralph Johnson bunche, the first African Americanto win a nobel Prize. ralph Johnson bunche. 19041971 Won http://teachervision.com/lesson-plans/lesson-4647.html?for_printing=1

24. Thought 4 The Day: Ralph Bunche ralph bunche was a scholar, educator, nobel Peace Prize winner, internationalmediator, and freedom fighter. bunche was born in Detroit, Michigan. http://www.elementid.com/thought/archives/000173.htm

Thought 4 The Day Main February 17, 2003 ralph bunche "There are no warlike people, just warlike leaders." - ralph bunche For his efforts Ralph would be awarded with the Spingarn Prize by the NAACP in 1949, over thirty honorary degrees, and most notable of all, the Nobel Peace Prize for 1950. He was also a speaker at the now legendary, March On Washington, and supported Dr. King in his efforts to bring racial peace. Ralph Bunche is an example of courage and excellence. He took the ideals his grandmother gave him about not being afraid to compete with whites, and successfully competed on every level. Even today, Ralph's legacy at the UN is secure, as his accomplishments are unmatched by anyone in the world. I've listed some of his writings below. Take a minute to educate yourselves on one of the premiere thinkers of the 20th century, Ralph Bunche, black and outstanding, just like you. Peace, one luv, and black power! Bunche, Ralph J., Extended Memorandum on the Programs, Ideologies, Tactics and Achievements of Negro Betterment and Interracial Organizations. A research memorandum for use in the

25. Interview With Sir Brian Urquhart - P. 5 Of 8 forgotten. ralph was an African American. He was born in Detroit. Assembly.Did bunche ultimately win the nobel Prize for this? Well http://globetrotter.berkeley.edu/UN/Urquhart/urquhart5.html

Sir Brian Urquhart Interview : Institute of International Studies, UC Berekely Page 5 of 8 Eleanor Roosevelt and Ralph Bunche You were there and watched Eleanor Roosevelt at work in these efforts [in establishing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights]. How would you characterize her? The Declaration was an extremely important milestone in human civility. We haven't got there yet, but it's made an extraordinary difference to the way in which people behave already. Another American that you observed and worked under and who made quite an impact was Ralph Bunche. Tell us a little about him. I suppose he's the greatest friend I ever had in my life and also my mentor for most of the years I was in the UN. He was an absolutely extraordinary person and again, someone who now seems to be shamefully forgotten. A World View of Race in 1936, which made the parallel between colonialism and racism in the United States and analyzed the underlying motivations for each. They were very important works at the time. He also did a major study of colonialism in Africa, which was quite an unusual subject in those days. He also began a major study of the non-white population of South Africa, and he was six months in South Africa doing that. But then he became the chief assistant to Gunnar Myrdal, a Swedish social economist who was commissioned by the Carnegie Corporation to write a book on the race problem in the United States. The book was An American Dilemma which is a landmark in the writing about this subject.

26. Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Biography Biography of ralph J. Bunch, firstAfrican American to receive the nobel Peace Prize, Undersecretary of the...... Title Dr. ralph J. bunche biography http://kyky.essortment.com/ralphbunchebio_rube.htm

Dr. Ralph J. Bunche biography Ralph Johnson Bunche was born on August 7, 1904 in Detroit, Michigan. Bunche's family was poor and his father moved from city to city looking for work. Ralph attended Barstow School in Toledo, Ohio and sold newspapers to add to the family income. Bunche would later recall that, "My childhood days were poor days, but happy ones and filled with music." Ralph's mother died when he was thirteen years old, after which his maternal grandmother reared him. Ralph attended Jefferson High School in Los Angeles. He experienced racial prejudice when he was not allowed admittance to the Ephebain Socity, the citywide honor society. He was so upset that he wanted to quit school. He did not quit and graduated from high school in 1922 with academic honors. Ralph's grandmother encouraged him to continue his education. After graduation, he entered the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA). At college Ralph participated in athletic and social activities. He was on the staff of the college newspaper, the "Daily Bruin," and sports editor of the college yearbook. bodyOffer(20580) Although he worked part-time jobs to help pay for his college expenses, he excelled in his subjects. He majored in political science and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the most prestigious honor society in the U.S. In 1927, Bunche graduated from UCLA with the highest honors.

27. Dr. Ralph Bunche Dr ralph bunche 1949 nobel Peace Prize Undersecretary General of theUnited Nations. First Day Cachet is Hand Painted by Fred Collins. http://multirace.org/firstday/stamp30.htm

Dolphin Award Editorials/Opinion Current News Recommended Books Biography Fiction Black History Interracial ... Spiritual Links Culture Related Civil Rights Fine Arts History ... Multicultural Emporium Dr Ralph Bunche - 1949 Nobel Peace Prize Undersecretary General of the United Nations First Day Cachet is Hand Painted by Fred Collins Ralph Johnson Bunche was born in Detroit Michigan on August 7, 1904. He was the winner of the 1950 Nobel Peace Prize for his work in obtaining a truce in Palestine in 1949 and a key member of the United Nations for over twenty years. Ralph was orphaned at the age of 13 and his grandmother, Lucy Johnson raised Ralph and his two sisters in California. " Nana " instilled in the young Ralph her own values of perseverance, self-reliance, and pride. She encouraged him in his studies and insisted that he get a college education. Ralph was chosen valedictorian of his senior high school class. Ralph graduated Summa Cum Laude from UCLA in 1927 and earned his graduate degrees in government and international relations in 1928 and 1934. He was the first African American to earn a doctorate in Political Science. Ralph became a member of the faculty at Howard University while still a graduate student in 1928 and he founded and chaired the school's Department of Political Science From 1938 to 1940, Ralph collaborated with

28. Bunche, Ralph (Johnson) bunche, ralph (Johnson bunche. New York City), US diplomat, a key member of the UnitedNations for more than two decades, and winner of the 1950 nobel Prize for http://search.eb.com/blackhistory/micro/92/47.html

29. Today In History: December 9 1964. American diplomat ralph bunche, winner of the 1950 nobel PeacePrize, died on December 9, 1971 in New York City. bunche was http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/today/dec09.html

The Library of Congress Ralph Bunche Ralph Bunche May 16, 1951. Creative Americans: Portraits by Van Vechten,1932-1964 American diplomat Ralph Bunche, winner of the 1950 Nobel Peace Prize, died on December 9 , 1971 in New York City. Bunche was born in Detroit, Michigan on August 7, 1904. In the time between earning graduate degrees in government and international relations at Harvard University, he established a department of political science at Howard University in Washington, D.C. in 1928. Between 1938 and 1940, he collaborated with Swedish sociologist Gunnar Myrdal on the monumental study of U.S. race relations published as An American Dilemma: The Negro Problem and Modern Democracy (1944). The study is famous for presenting the theory that poverty breeds poverty. During World War II , Bunche worked for the War Department and the State Department. Toward the end of the war, he played an important role in preliminary planning for the United Nations , the organization he served for the rest of his career. A Square in the City Detroit, Michigan.

30. Ralph Bunche Centenary : Writings About Ralph Bunche Schraff, Anne E., ralph bunche Winner of the nobel Peace Prize (BerkeleyHeights, NJ, Enslow Publishers, Inc., 1999) ills. 128 pp. http://www.ralphbunchecentenary.org/textwrit_about.html

Selected Listing) 1. Books and Articles 2. Children / Juvenile 1. Books and Articles Allen Jr., Ernest, Introductory critical note to: "Ralph J. Bunche: 'Conceptions and Ideologies of the Negro Problem'," Contributions In Black Studies , (Five College Black Studies Executive Committee) No. 9/10, 1990-1992. pp. 70-75 Brown, Sterling Allen, "Ralph Bunche Statesman," The Reporter December 6, 1949 . pp. 3-6 Challenor, Herschelle S., "The Contribution of Ralph Bunche to Trusteeship and Decolonization" in Rivlin, ed., Ralph Bunche: The Man and His Times . pp. 132-145 Clark, Kenneth B., "Ralph Bunche, the Human Being and the International Statesman" in Rivlin, ed., Ralph Bunche: The Man and His Times . pp. 211-214 Davis, John A., "Ralph J. Bunche: International Civil Servant," The Crisis January 1, 1972 . pp. 10-12. Edgar, Robert R. "Prologue," in Robert R. Edgar, ed., An African American in South Africa:The Travel Notes of Ralph J. Bunche , 28 September 1937 - 1 January 1938

31. Ralph Bunche Centenary : Mission Statement nobel Prize Oslo, Norway- December 10, 1950. , Dr. ralph Johnson bunche’s life orperson of color of any origin, to be awarded the nobel Prize for http://www.ralphbunchecentenary.org/textmission.html

CENTENARY MISSION STATEMENT RALPH BUNCHE - THE LEGEND AND THE LEGACY "Nobel Prize - Oslo, Norway- December 10, 1950." The centenary will not only pay respect to what Ralph Bunche accomplished. It will, perhaps even more importantly, underscore the relevance of his agenda for today and tomorrow. The Centenary Committee will advance special projects to reintroduce him to America and the world. It will endeavor to attract widespread participation in a broad range of activities toward the end of deepened understanding of his historic contributions to the United Nations and to humankind. It will hope to translate the legend, which is a gift from the past, into a legacy, which is an instrument for a better future for humanity. "United Nations Security Council in Session in Paris, 19 October 1948. Ralph Bunche Acting U.N. Mediator for Palestine." Bunche was also a scholar and an early student of Africa and the problems of race. His prize-winning dissertation on colonialism in Africa earned him a Ph.D. in government and international relations at Harvard University. His field research in Africa also contributed to his study, A World View of Race . He became a professor and first chair of the new political science department at Howard University. He was president of the American Political Science Association. Before World War II, he was a key member of the small research team assembled by the noted Swedish scholar, Gunnar Myrdal, which produced

32. AIM25: Institute Of Commonwealth Studies: BUNCHE, Ralph Johnson (1904-1971) Administrative/Biographical history ralph Johnson bunche b 1904 19461954; actingUN Mediator on Palestine, 1948-1949; awarded nobel Peace Prize for http://www.aim25.ac.uk/cgi-bin/search2?coll_id=5021&inst_id=16

33. Ralph Bunche ralph bunche was awarded the nobel Peace Prize for his mediation in bringing peaceto Palestine, as the UN mediator during the ArabIsraeli peace negotiations. http://www.lse.ac.uk/Press/Nobel_Prize_winners/Ralph_Bunche.htm

34. Ralph Bunche nobel Peace Prize 1950 ralph bunche (190471). ralph Johnson bunche(1904-1971) received the nobel Prize for Peace in 1950 for his http://www.lse.ac.uk/lsehistory/Nobels/bunche.htm

35. Ralph Bunche - U.S. Department Of State Library territories. For brokering an armistice between Israel and its Arab neighbors,ralph bunche was awarded the nobel Peace Prize in 1950. He http://library.state.gov/bunche2.htm

"Oldest Federal Library" Established 1789 / Dedicated 1997 Ralph J. Bunche one of the most prominent and gifted statesmen of the 20th century. Ralph Johnson Bunche graduated at the head of his class from the University of California at Los Angeles. He was the first African American to receive a doctorate in Political Science from Harvard University. He organized and chaired Howard University's first Department of Political Science. Throughout his life, Ralph Bunche was active in the American civil rights movement. He became a leading expert on European colonialism in Africa. While serving in the State Department from 1944 to 1947, Dr. Bunche worked on the future of colonial territories. He was involved with the United Nations from its beginning, serving as the principal author of two chapters of the UN Charter, one on trusteeship and one on non-self-governing territories. For brokering an armistice between Israel and its Arab neighbors, Ralph Bunche was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1950. He was the first person of color to receive this highest of honors. In recognition of Dr. Bunche's political and humanitarian contributions to America, the United Nations, and the world, and of his contributions to the world of learning, the Library of the Department of State was dedicated and renamed in his honor on May 5, 1997.

36. Ralph Bunche | Educational Resources | Online Resources Encarta Online Biography of ralph bunche. nobel EMuseum Biography of ralph bunche.Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Article on ralph bunche. ralph bunche quotations. http://www.ralphbunche.com/education/online.html

ONLINE RESOURCES RALPH BUNCHE "Africana.com" Biography of Ralph Bunche Encarta Online Biography of Ralph Bunche Nobel E-Museum Biography of Ralph Bunche Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Article on Ralph Bunche ... Amnesty International DECOLONIZATION The United Nations and Decolonization and Trusteeship "Africana.com" Article on the history of the Congo "Britannica.com" Article on the history of the Congo UNITED NATIONS United Nations Homepage United Nations Cyber School Bus site on model United Nations ... List of UN member states PEACEFUL USES OF ATOMIC ENERGY International Atomic Energy Agency Dwight Eisenhower Atoms for Peace speech American Friends Service Committee Peace Education Web site ... Web site provides information on the university's Conflict Resolution program, transcripts of their lecture series and links to other conflict related sites. Carter Center Columbia University's "Conflict Resolution Journal."

37. Ralph Bunche Some of the other considerations taken into account for naming the house afterRalph bunche were the fact that he won the nobel peace price in 1950 for his http://departments.colgate.edu/peacestudies/bunchehouse/bunchedescription.htm

Ralph Bunche: An American Odyssey Ralph Bunche First African-American and the first person of color, anywhere in the world to win the Nobel peace prize, an honor he received in 1950 in recognition of his successful mediation of the Armistice Agreements between the Arab nations and Israel. For almost two decades, as undersecretary General of the United Nations, Bunche was celebrated worldwide for his contributions to humanity, particularly in the areas of peacekeeping, decolonization, human rights and civil rights. Little known is that Bunche was the chief drafter of the sections of the UN charter that deals with trusteeship and decolonization at the San Francisco conference of 1945. The Ralph Bunche Institute on the United Nations has been established in the memory of Ralph Bunche and has shared much of its documents, memorabilia and photographs with William Greaves in the making of the documentary “Ralph Bunche: An American Odyssey”. Ralph Bunche, UN mediator in the Middle East crisis 1958, from Life Magazine.

38. Ralph Bunche Peace And International House The house, named for ralph J. bunche (1963 honorary alumnus), nobel PeacePrize Recipient and Undersecretary of the UN, houses 26 students. http://departments.colgate.edu/peacestudies/bunchehouse/default.htm

Home Program History Faculty and Staff Course Information ... Peace Studies Links Ralph Bunche Peace and International House Students with a special interest in Peace Studies, not necessarily majors or minors, are encouraged to live in this spacious and attractive residential community. The house, named for Ralph J. Bunche (1963 honorary alumnus), Nobel Peace Prize Recipient and Undersecretary of the U.N., houses 26 students. It has a large dining hall, a library of Peace Studies literature, and a reading room. The basement houses a student-run coffee house, Cecelie's, with live music. The Peace Studies Program Assistant, usually a recent graduate, spends a year living in the house, helping with both the academic and non-academic programs. Bunche House residents strive to integrate social and intellectual life in a supportive community which fosters an understanding of peace and social justice. Student groups meet regularly at Bunche House on disarmament, world hunger, and human rights issues. Residents plan a program of films, visiting speakers, conflict simulation games, discussions, community meals, and other activities, many of which are open to the entire campus community. Bread and Broth Children's Diversity Program Read more about Ralph Bunche, the film, the filmmaker and the house.

39. Brian Urquhart (28) BRIAN URQUHART ralph bunche nobel PEACE PRIZE, ralph bunche THE FIRST PEACEKEEPINGOPERATION; ralph bunche PALESTINE; bunche and the nobel (nobel Archive); http://bmrc.berkeley.edu/cwh/urquhart/videopage28.html

B RIAN U RQUHART : R ALPH B UNCHE: N OBEL P EACE P RIZE R ALPH B UNCHE: ... The Tasks of the Nobel Foundation (Nobel Home)

40. CONVERSATIONS With HISTORY *** Brian Urquhart: Table Of Contents ralph bunche Settlement in Palistine 27. ralph bunche Negotiation 28. ralphbunche nobel Peace Prize 29. ralph bunche Peacekeeping Procedures 30. http://bmrc.berkeley.edu/globalvillage/urquhart/urqtoc.html

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