41. Odinarkiv - Le Prix Nobel De La Paix 1998 Translate this page Le prix nobel de la paix 1998. Le Comité nobel norvégien a décidé d'accorderle prix nobel de la paix pour 1998 à john hume et David Trimble conjointement. http://odin.dep.no/odinarkiv/norsk/dep/ud/1999/publ/032005-990387/index-dok000-b

Nynorsk Normalvisning Fullt vindu Language Le prix Nobel de la paix 1998 Par Christian Borch John Hume Social Democratic and Liberal Party - SDLP Contacts secrets avec l'IRA * un accord de principe de nature politique entre Londres et Dublin. honoris causa David Trimble L'activiste La lutte contre le nationalisme irlandais Sur la corde raide Le voyage de Dublin

42. EL NOBEL PREMIA EL ESFUERZO DE INTEGRACION EN IRLANDA Translate this page vocación de estabilidad y permanencia. Por lo que significan, zorionaka los nuevos nobel de la paz, john hume y David Trimble. http://www.euskalnet.net/mugarte/elnobel.htm

EL NOBEL PREMIA LA INTEGRACION EN IRLANDA El premio Nobel de la Paz ha reconocido los esfuerzos del lider laborista y nacionalista John Hume y del unionista moderado David Trimble, que ha sido el tandem que ha liderado el proceso de paz de Irlanda del Norte. En el premio de la academia sueca veo reflejado también el papel de otros políticos norirlandeses como Seamus Mallon y de todos aquellos que como mi estimado interlocutor, John Fee, representante por el SDLP de la localidad de Crossmaglen, han sentado en su quehacer diario las bases para la integración social y política de Irlanda del Norte, sin la cual no sería posible una convivencia basada en la libertad y en la solidaridad. Parece claro que el jurado del Nobel no ha apreciado, en la misma medida, la voluntad integradora del dirigente del Sinn Fein, Gerry Adams, que recientemente ha visitado nuestro país en un ambiente de marketing electoral. Stormont ha significado y significa que la responsabilidad esencial de un acuerdo político abierto e integrador descansa sobre la propia comunidad norirlandesa. De esta manera, canalizada la integración, se va difuminando la visión de un enemigo externo que busca reproducir el conflicto que en el caso del unionismo era una República de Irlanda anexionista y en el de los republicanos el mantenimiento de la hegemonía imperial británica. El proceso político que ha dado paso al nuevo escenario político en Irlanda del Norte ha sido transparente, ya que las agendas políticas de cada partido eran públicamente conocidas. Se ha impedido así que haya interpretaciones malintencionadas o ignorantes sobre las posiciones propias o de la otra parte. Ello ha impedido que las posturas enfrentadas hayan recuperado el antagonismo de años precedentes.

43. Honor John Hume WHEREAS, For john hume, the nobel Peace Prize recognized a campaign for reconciliationin sectarian Northern Ireland that has dominated his political career http://www.sendem.com/archive/00/0300-nb-hume-reso.html

News from Senator Breslin SENATORS BRESLIN, CONNOR HONOR IRISH PEACE MAKER JOHN HUME For immediate release: March 22, 2000 Contact Jim Clancy 518/455-2225 LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION paying tribute to John Hume for his devotion and outstanding contributions to the Northern Ireland peace agreement. WHEREAS, From time to time, we take note of certain extraordinary individuals whom we wish to recognize for their valued contribution to the success and progress of society, and to publicly acknowledge their endeavors, which have enhanced the basic humanity among us all; and WHEREAS, This Legislative Body is justly proud to pay tribute to John Hume for his devotion and outstanding contributions to the Northern Ireland peace agreement; and WHEREAS, A former teacher, John Hume first came to prominence through the Irish civil rights movement in the late 1960s, when Catholics demanded substantial changes to the way Northern Ireland was run; and WHEREAS, In 1970, he helped to found the moderate nationalist Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP), the largest nationalist party in Northern Ireland, later taking over as its leader in 1979, succeeding Gerry Fitt; and WHEREAS, John Hume has been one of the driving figures behind many of the significant attempts to resolve the Northern Ireland problem over the last 30 years; he had been nominated twice for the Nobel prize before finally being recognized for his steadfast efforts with the award in 1998; and

44. John Humphrey Centre For Peace And Human Rights - Our Patrons If photos appear misspaced, please press the Reload/Refresh buttonon your brower. john hume, MP, MEP, nobel Laureate. john hume, MP http://www.johnhumphreycentre.org/patrons_frame.htm

Our Patrons If photos appear misspaced, please press the Reload/Refresh button on your brower. John Hume, MP, MEP, Nobel Laureate John Hume, MP, MEP, Nobel Laureate, has spent his life in the relentless pursuit of a peaceful solution to the conflict in Northern Ireland. Mr. Hume's relentless opposition to violence and his tireless pursuit of the path of peace in Northern Ireland has won him a plethora of awards including the International League for Human Rights for Peace and Human Rights in1994 and the International Human Rights Award 21 in 1996. In 1998 he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize jointly with Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble in recognition of his untiring efforts to find a peaceful solution to the conflict in Northern Ireland. Mr. Hume continues to work for peace in Northern Ireland. Dr. Margaret Kunstler-Humphrey , MD, FRCP Dr. Margaret Kunstler-Humphrey has spent her life in the relentless pursuit of excellence in medicine and the continual promotion of human rights and peace both in Canada and internationally.

45. Hume To Address Laetare Sunday Communion Event nobel Prize nominee john hume, Northern Ireland's leading Roman Catholic politicianand peacemaker, will address the Alumni Association's 47th annual Laetare http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/rvp/pubaf/chronicle/v5/F13/hume.html

Hume To Address Laetare Sunday Communion Event Nobel Prize nominee John Hume, Northern Ireland's leading Roman Catholic politician and peace-maker, will address the Alumni Association's 47th annual Laetare Sunday Communion Breakfast on March 9. Hume, a visiting lecturer in the History Department this year, will address more than 1,000 alumni expected at the breakfast, which marks the mid-point of Lent and is the Alumni Association's oldest tradition. As usual, this year's event will be hosted by the silver jubilarian class. The leader of the Northern Ireland Social Democratic and Labor Party, Hume has visited Boston College frequently. He received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree and addressed graduates at the 1995 Commencement. He also made an appearance in 1994, the year he was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition for of his role in the Northern Ireland peace talks. Last spring, he spoke at Devlin Hall after signing copies of his book, A New Ireland Laetare Sunday will begin with a 9:30 a.m. Mass in St. Ignatius Church. Members of the Class of 1972 will serve as concelebrants, lectors and eucharistic ministers, and the St. Ignatius Choir will provide music. The breakfast will follow immediately in the Carney Dining Hall of McElroy Commons. John Hume Tickets are $18 for adults and $12 for children and young alumni (Classes of 1987-96). For information on registering, call the Alumni Association at (800) 669-8430 or log onto the association's

46. Nobel E-Museum 1999 Médecins Sans Frontières. 1998 - john hume, David Trimble. More Laureates». Conflict Map. The nobel Literature Radio. The nobel Peace Radio. Microscopes. http://nobel.sdsc.edu/

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48. John Hume - 03/16/95 in Northern Ireland and for economic opportunity and social justice for all Irishpeople, john hume is the He has been nominated for the nobel Peace Prize. http://www.mtholyoke.edu/offices/comm/csj/950316SE/humepress.html

For immediate release: March 16, 1995 Please call K. McCaffrey, 413-538-2987 John Hume, Leading Figure in Northern Ireland Peace Process, speaks at Mount Holyoke South Hadley, MA John Hume, a leader of the Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) of Northern Ireland and a major figure in the current progress for peace, delivered an address on the peace process in Northern Ireland on Tuesday, March 14, 1995. The text of Mr. Hume's remarks and other infornation relevant to his talk are available in a special online edition of the College Street Journal. Mr Hume, who has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for his commitment to non-violent activism for social and economic justice in one of the most troubled regions in the world, spoke at 7:30 pm at Chapin Auditorium in Mary Woolley Hall at Mount Holyoke College. Mr. Hume had been invited to the area and to the College by United States Congressman Richard E. Neal (D-Springfield). According to Congressman Neal, who has been a leader in the United States in calling on the British government to take bold action to resolve economic, social and political tensions in Northern Ireland, "John Hume's lifelong work on behalf of peace has been a major factor in the current cease-fire and the current discussions of a new model for political accords in the North. It is safe to day that without his work, we would not be in the unprecedented position of hope and promise that we are today." In recent weeks, the British and Irish governments issued a joint approach on moving forward talks on the future of Northern Ireland, talks which could bring Irish and Protestant leaders in the North into the most comprehensive negotiations in 25 years. At least 3,200 people have been killed since 1969 as the result of conflict between the Irish Republican Army and Protestant paramilitary forces. That conflict ended, at least for the present time, last year in a historic cease fire.

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50. Nobel Winner Tops Local St. Patrick's Card HAVERHILL nobel Peace Prize winner john hume, who brokered the Good Friday PeaceAccord that diffused tensions in Northern Ireland, will be the guest of http://www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/20030301/LN_005.htm

Saturday, March 1, 2003 Nobel winner tops local St. Patrick's card By O'Ryan Johnson Staff Writer HAVERHILL Nobel Peace Prize winner John Hume, who brokered the Good Friday Peace Accord that diffused tensions in Northern Ireland, will be the guest of honor at Congressman Martin T. Meehan's St. Patrick's Day luncheon March 15. Hume won the prize in 1998 for creating a power-sharing government between Irish and British political factions in Northern Ireland. The deal also freed more than 400 political prisoners and laid the groundwork for the 2000 disarming of paramilitary groups like the Irish Republican Army and their opposition, the Royal Ulster Constabulary. "The opportunity is to hear John Hume who's dedicated his life to building a climate where the parties on both sides of the troubles in Ireland can come together," said Meehan, D-Lowell. The St. Patrick's Day party will also be highlighted by Irish song and humor, which will be dished up along with corned beef and cabbage at DiBurro's. Meehan will also honor his choice for Irish Person of the Year.

51. 98-133 (Commencement Speakers) PROVIDENCE, RI john hume, Northern Ireland's nobel laureate and advocate for peace,will deliver the baccalaureate address, and two graduating students will http://www.brown.edu/Administration/News_Bureau/1998-99/98-133.html

The Brown University News Bureau Distributed May 17, 1999 Contact: Kristen Cole Commencement 1999 Northern Ireland's peace broker John Hume to give baccalaureate address Nobel Peace Prize laureate John Hume and two student orators are among the scheduled speakers during Brown's 231st Commencement Weekend, May 28-31. PROVIDENCE, R.I. John Hume, Northern Ireland's Nobel laureate and advocate for peace, will deliver the baccalaureate address, and two graduating students will deliver orations to classmates during Brown University's 231st Commencement Weekend. Hume's speech, "Peace in Ireland: The Healing Process," will take place Sunday, May 30, at 1:30 p.m., in the Meeting House of the First Baptist Church in America. Because seating is limited, only graduating seniors will be admitted to the church. Others may watch and listen on The College Green, where the speech will be simulcast on a large video screen. The following day, May 31, at 10:15 a.m., Jasmine M. Waddell and Erica M. Dillon will deliver orations to classmates during the College Convocation, in the Meeting House of the First Baptist Church in America. Seating is again limited to members of the class, and the orations will be simulcast to The College Green for viewing by parents, friends and guests of the University. In addition to the undergraduate ceremonies: The Brown University School of Medicine will offer an array of speakers Monday, May 31, at 8:45 a.m., in the First Unitarian Church, corner of Benefit and Benevolent streets;

52. 98-136 (1999 Honorary Degrees) john Glenn; nobel Peace Prize recipient john hume; Ruth Kirschstein, MD, of the NationalInstitutes of Health; Queen Noor of Jordan; Romano Prodi, president of http://www.brown.edu/Administration/News_Bureau/1998-99/98-136.html

The Brown University News Bureau Distributed May 26, 1999 Contact: Tracie Sweeney Commencement 1999 Brown will present 10 honorary degrees at Commencement May 31 At Commencement Monday, May 31, 1999, Brown University will present honorary degrees to Brian Dickinson, James Freedman, John Glenn, John Hume, Ruth Kirschstein, Queen Noor of Jordan, Romano Prodi, William Raspberry, Steven Spielberg and Julia Taft. PROVIDENCE, R.I. Brown University will present 10 honorary degrees at its 231st Commencement ceremony Monday, May 31. President E. Gordon Gee will confer the degrees during the University Convocation, which begins at approximately 11:15 a.m. on The College Green. The recipients are Providence Journal editorial writer Brian Dickinson; James Freedman, president emeritus of Dartmouth College; Sen. John Glenn; Nobel Peace Prize recipient John Hume; Ruth Kirschstein, M.D., of the National Institutes of Health; Queen Noor of Jordan; Romano Prodi, president of the European Commission; Washington Post columnist William Raspberry; filmmaker Steven Spielberg; and Julia Taft, assistant secretary of state for population, refugees and migration.

53. Voyage Irlandais Translate this page au principal parti protestant, le Parti unioniste d'Ulster (UUP, protestant) deDavid Trimble, co-lauréat du prix nobel de la Paix avec john hume en 1998. http://www.ifrance.com/irlande/Afp/18112000.htm

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Deux Nobel pour la paix irlandaise Le Samedi 17 et Dimanche 18 Octobre 1998. Hume et l'unioniste (protestant) David Trimble Adams , le leader de , la branche politique de l' IRA D'une certaine façon, David Trimble a parachevé le travail de John Hume. Longtemps considéré comme un avocat austère, surnommé "l'Ordinateur" pour son intelligence et sa froideur, le leader de l'UUP (l'Ulster Unionist Party), a su imposer à la majorité protestante une formule qui oblige un partage des pouvoirs, mais aussi la perspective de l'implication de la République d'Irlande du Sud dans les affaires du Nord. "Honneur prématuré". Réagissant de Californie, David Trimble a accueilli la nouvelle avec la prudence et le scepticisme qui caractérisent les gens d'Irlande du Nord. "C'est un grand honneur, a-t-il dit, mais c'est un peu prématuré". Le comité Nobel, lui, a préféré relayer l'immense espoir d'une population qui ose désormais "croire en une vie normale". Un espoir relancé un soir de mai dernier, lors d'un concert du groupe U2, à Belfast, à quelques heures du référendum sur les accords de Stormont. Là, des centaines de jeunes étaient témoins d'un événement qualifié d'historique par la presse locale : une poignée de main entre deux hommes qui souriaient, un petit catholique aux cheveux ébouriffés et un protestant que l'on trouvait de moins en moins austère.

55. Hull700 Archive - Retrospect Of 1999 nobel Prize winner john hume made history by becoming the greatest Irishnationalist leader to visit Hull since the legendary Daniel OConnell. http://www.hull700.co.uk/hdm5.html

Man of peace who kept going Peace prize winner gives historic lecture to honour city Date: 29/1/1999 Byline: by MARK NAYLOR News reporter Nobel Peace Prize winner John Hume honoured Hull by giving a moving lecture on his vision for peace in Northern Ireland. He spelled out his hopes and fears to an appreciative audience who could not fail to be impressed by his sincerity. Reporter Mark Naylor was there for the historic visit. NOBEL Prize winner John Hume made history by becoming the greatest Irish nationalist leader to visit Hull since the legendary Daniel OConnell. And his visit brought echoes of the crucial role the city played in helping to raise much-needed cash to help the Irish potato famine disaster. SDLP leader Mr Hume was at the Guildhall to deliver the first in a series of lectures by Nobel prize winners to mark the Hull700 celebrations. He wished the city well as it reaches the historic milestone and his visit attracted a distinguished audience including city MPs John Prescott, Kevin McNamara and Alan Johnson. Also present were Euro MP Peter Crampton, new Bishop of Hull the Rt Rev Richard Frith, and Canon John Waller, of Holy Trinity Church. Historic Moment: John Hume delivers his lecture Mr Hume, 62, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize with David Trimble last year for his efforts in seeking a peaceful solution to the conflict in Northern Ireland. He was also awarded the Martin Luther King Award for Peace in Atlanta, Georgia, on January 18.

56. Www.UNRSagebrush.com john hume, 1998 nobel Peace Prize recipient, encouraged the audience at john Ascuaga’sNugget Thursday to achieve unity and peace in the world without http://www.unrsagebrush.com/~cix19/nobellaureate.html

Home News UNReleased Sports ... Subscribe Nobel laureate preaches peace Chris Ellis Assistant Photo Editor 1998 Nobel Prize winner John Hume (right) spoek on the peace process of Ireland at John Ascuaga's Nugget on Thursday as Dr. Bernard Brady, the Honorary Consul of Ireland looks on. Hume received the Noble Peace Prize in 1998 for dedicating his political career to the creation of peace in Northern Ireland by applying his philosophy of non-violence. His peaceful negotiations have brought an end to the secular violence that has terrorized Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland for more than 30 years. At the age of 66, Mr. Hume has somewhat stepped out of the political spotlight and is concentrating on spreading his beliefs of non-aggressive peace negotiations throughout the world. He has also been honored with other notable awards, including the Dr. Martin Luther King Peace Prize in 1999 and the Gandhi Peace Prize in 2002.

57. John Hume Text Of Conference The ConferenceSeminar given by the honourable john hume, 1998 nobel PeacePrize winner, constituted the opening of an activity carried out by the http://www.iiasiisa.be/iias/ahume/ahume.htm

Français : Page d'accueil IISA GEAP AIEIA - English : Homepage IIAS EGPA IASIA International Institute of Administrative Sciences - IIAS About the IIAS Research Conferences Publications Looking for ? What is the IIAS Structure Statutes List of Members Statutory Meetings Working Groups Experts Network ... Books Review : IRAS Newsletter Who to contact A bibliography ... Library Summary Introduction by Mr. Pichardo pagaza Discussion Introduction by Mr. Giancarlo Vilella Commentaries by Giancarlo Vilella Text of the Conference by John Hume Call-for-commentaries The role of public administration to restore peace during and after an internal conflict International Institute of Administrative Sciences (Brussels) on 25 February 1999. 1. Mr. Pichardo Pagaza President of the International Institute of Administrative Sciences (IIAS), Ambassador from Mexico to the Netherlands Introduction (back) Distinguished guests, it is a great honour and pleasure for the International Institute of Administrative Sciences to have here before us today the honourable John Hume. We also have with us a high profile group of very distinguished members of our Institute who are looking forward to getting to know, even if briefly, the basic ideas of the distinguished, honourable John Hume and also perhaps to address some comments. For a life devoted to promoting peace and reconciliation among his fellow countrymen in Northern Ireland, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1998 which he shared with David Trimble. A part of Mr. John Hume’s basic philosophy could rightly be inscribed as our own at IIAS, at our Institute. For instance, when he mentions that " difference is not a threat, difference is natural, difference is of the essence of humanity; the answer to difference is to respect it ". Or when he says that we should " create institutions which respect diversity, that ensure that we work together in our common interest ". He believes, and I am also quoting " the only change that really matters: in the human heart ". Those are very wise words valued in all walks of life.

58. News Headings OSLO, Oct 16 (AP) — Mr john hume and Mr David Trimble today won the nobel Prizefor Peace for their efforts to resolve the threedecade-old northern Ireland http://www.tribuneindia.com/1998/98oct17/head1.htm

N E W S I N D E T A I L Saturday, October 17, 1998 weather n spotlight today's calendar N. Irishmen get Nobel Prize "Mr John Hume has throughout been the clearest and most consistent of northern Ireland’s political leaders in his work for a peaceful solution,’’ the committee said in its citation. "As the leader of the traditionally predominant party in northern Ireland, Mr David Trimble showed great political courage when, at a critical stage in the process, he advocated solutions which led to the peace agreement,’’ the citation said. The committee also noted that the peace agreement that was signed in April was the work of other northern Ireland political leaders, as well as the governments of the United Kingdom, The USA and Ireland. The prize of 7.6 million Swedish kronor (963,000 dollars) will be divided equally between Mr Hume (61) and Mr Trimble (54). Mr Hume, contacted by Norwegian television NRK, said he believed the prize "will strengthen our peace process enormously.’’

59. ALFRED NOBEL AND THE NOBEL PRIZES The award ceremony always takes place on December 10, the anniversary of nobel'sdeath, and ceremonies are held on that date in both Stockholm hume, john 1998. http://www.mssc.edu/international/mccaleb/chapter3.htm

III. Alfred Nobel And The Nobel Prizes Alfred Nobel is the man who invented dynamite. He is better known today, however, as the man who established some of the most prestigious prizes in the world. Born in 1833 in Stockholm, Sweden, Nobel from his youth had a dream of inventing an explosive so devastating it would deter humans from making war. Instead, his invention made war easier. Though he was a Swede by birth, he was very much an international man, being educated in St. Petersburg, Russia, where his family moved when he was a child. In St. Petersburg, he studied with private tutors, particularly showing interest in chemistry and languages. He mastered Swedish, Russian, English, French, and German. At the age of 17 he began two years of educational travel throughout Germany, France, Italy and to the United States. Then at the age of 19 he became a chemist, working with his father in St. Petersburg. The family returned to Sweden and in 1863 he was a chemist in his father's explosives factory at Heleneborg near Stockholm. In 1864 Nobel received a patent covering detonating charges and percussion caps. Called "The Nobel Igniter," it was to be called at a later time "the greatest discovery ever made in both the principle and practice of explosives." His 1866 invention of dynamite revolutionized mining, road building and tunnel blasting. In 1875 a later improvement was patented as blasting gelatine. In 1887 he patented ballistite, the first of the nitroglycerine smokeless powders. This was to serve as the basis for cordite which was eventually to change the use of firearms.

60. Local Ireland: Chronology/Top News Stories: Nobel Peace Prize prestigious award. john hume became the second person from Derry (thefirst being Seamus Heaney) to win the nobel Prize. The text http://www.local.ie/content/22000.shtml

19 April 2003 Maps What's New About us Contact ... Advertise Ireland Search Local Ireland About Ireland Visit the counties Shopping ecards ... Publish on our site Other counties Antrim Armagh Belfast Carlow Cavan Clare Cork Derry Donegal Down Dublin Fermanagh Galway Kerry Kildare Kilkenny Laois Leitrim Limerick Longford Louth Mayo Meath Monaghan Northern Ireland Offaly Roscommon Sligo Tipperary Tyrone Waterford Westmeath Wexford Wicklow You are here: [an error occurred while processing this directive] CHRONOLOGY/TOP NEWS STORIES: NOBEL PEACE PRIZE by Local Ireland Almanac Nobel Peace Prize Date: 10th December, 1998 It was acknowledged that the award was more of an incentive to push the peace process forward. To this end, it has partially failed. While the consensus was that John Hume totally deserved the prize, David Trimble's nomination was viewed as a carrot and stick approach to compel Unionist commitment to the process. Others, including no less a figure than President Bill Clinton, pointed out that there was a third person missing - Gerry Adams who, at considerable risk to himself and his party, participated fully in negotiations with John Hume from the very beginning. Nonetheless, Ireland celebrated with both leaders in winning such a prestigious award. John Hume became the second person from Derry (the first being Seamus Heaney) to win the Nobel Prize. The text of his speech is given later in this publication.

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