61. The Alfred B. Nobel Prize Winners: Literature Advertisement. nobel Prize Winners for Literature. 1951, Pär F. Lagerkvist,Sweden. 1952, francois mauriac, France. 1953, Sir Winston Churchill, Great Britain. http://history1900s.about.com/library/misc/blnobellit.htm

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62. Babelguides: Nobel's Pricy Prize nobel's pricy prize. Last month Imre Kertesz from Hungary won the nobel Prizein Literature. 1952, France, francois mauriac. 1951, Sweden, Pär Lagerkvist. http://www.babelguides.com/story/2002/11/1/121613/256

ABOUT HELP JOIN HOME ... FORUM You are at Home Forum books Nobel's pricy prize :: site in beta Browse Books Brazilian Dutch + Flemish French German ... Search for Books Login Login Create account Username: Password: Forgot your password? Enter your unsername only, and click reset password Create an account if you don't yet have a username. Get the Newsletter By day Fri 01Nov 002 12:16 GMT Nobel's pricy prize Last month Imre Kertesz from Hungary won the Nobel Prize in Literature. First awarded in 1901, the prize has honored 95 writers including 72 who use a language other than English. Here is a summary of the non-English authors, based on information from this page Hungary Imre Kertesz China Gao Xingjian Germany Gunter Grass Portugal Jose Saramago Italy Dario Fo Poland Wislawa Szymborska Japan Kenzaburo Oe Mexico Octavio Paz Spain Camilo Jose Cela Egypt Naguib Mahfouz USSR-USA Joseph Brodsky France Claude Simon Czechoslovakia Jaroslav Seifert Colombia Gabriel García Márquez Bulgaria-Austria-Britain Elias Canetti Poland-United States Czeslaw Milosz Greece Odysseus Elytis (Odysseus Alepoudhelis) Poland-United States Isaac Bashevis Singer Spain Vicente Aleixandre Italy Eugenio Montale Sweden (shared) Eyvind Johnson Germany Heinrich Böll Chile Pablo Neruda (Ricardo Reyes y Basoalto) USSR Aleksandr Isaevich Solzhenitsyn Japan Yasunari Kawabata Guatemala Miguel Angel Asturias Israel Samuel Joseph Agnon (Shmuel Czaczkes) USSR Mikhail Sholokhov France Jean-Paul Sartre Greece Giorgios Seferis (pseudonym Giorgos Seferiadis) Yugoslavia Ivo Andric France St-John Perse (Alexis St. Léger)

63. Authors On The Web An extensive, alphabetically sorted selection of links to noted author-related websites on the web.Category Arts Literature Authors...... Garcia Marquez (nobel, 1982) Roger Martin du Gard 1, 2 - Harry Martinson (nobel1974) - CM Mayo - Wendell Mayo - francois mauriac (nobel 1952) - Cormac http://www.people.virginia.edu/~jbh/author.html

AUTHORS ON THE WEB A Collection of Biographical Sketches This page is an attempt to bring together literary author biographies available on the World Wide Web. The biographies vary in quality, timeliness, length, and authority. If you don't find a biography here and know of one, please send it along. If there is no biography available, write one and send it along. It will take time for this page to become one of substance. And, in keeping with the beauty of the medium, it will continually grow and change. Credit for this page must go to Dr. Gretchen Whitney at The University of Tennessee where I was a graduate student in the School of Information Science . Dr. Whitney's "dead German" assignment gave me inspiration for this page. She also taught me HTML. She may have created a monster. Last revised: August 17, 2002. As a new dimension to this page, I am attempting to locate biographies on Nobel Prize winners in Literature. Those I include will include a notation, (Nobel, year). Much of the information for this portion comes from The Nobel Prize Internet Archive A B C ... Z A Chinua Achebe Maria Gaetana Agnesi Shmuel Yosef Agnon (Nobel 1966) - Anna Akhmatova: Louisa May Alcott - Vicente Aleixandre (Nobel 1977) - Isabel Allende - Hanan al-Shaykh Ivo Andriic (Nobel 1961) - Maya Angelou Louis Aragon Isaac Asimov - Miguel Angel Asturias (Nobel 1967) Margaret Atwood W.H. Auden

64. Nobel Peace Prize Winner Elie Wiesel Lectures At UI Oct. 14 He first wrote of the eyewitnessed Holocaust atrocities in 1948 after somepersuasion by nobel laureate and French writer francois mauriac. http://www.uiowa.edu/~ournews/1998/october/1008wiesel.html

CONTACT: MELVIN O. SHAW 100 Old Public Library Iowa City IA 52242 (319) 384-0010; fax (319) 384-0024 E-mail: melvin-shaw@uiowa.edu Release: Immediate Editor's note: Elie Wiesel will not be available to meet with the media at a press conference. Lecture attendees can submit handwritten questions on cards available before the lecture. There will not be an open-microphone question and answer session with Wiesel after the lecture. Nobel Peace Prize winner, human rights pioneer Elie Wiesel lectures at UI Oct. 14 IOWA CITY, Iowa Elie Wiesel, the 1986 Nobel Peace Prize laureate who once vowed never to speak of his experiences as a prisoner at the infamous Auschwitz death camp, will present a lecture on human rights at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14 at Hancher Auditorium at the University of Iowa. The lecture, "On the Threshold of the 21st Century," is part of Global Focus: Human Rights '98, the UI's year-long commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Human Rights. The lecture is free and is open to the public. Wiesel and his six-member family were forcibly taken from their home in Sighet, Transylvania (now Romania), and imprisoned at the World War II camp when he was 15-years-old. His mother and a sister were later exterminated in a camp gas chamber; his father died during the latter part of war, leaving Weisel and his two sisters as the family's survivors.

65. Harvard Book Store: Award Winners nobel simply stated that prizes be given to those who, during the year, shall haveconferred the greatest benefit on mankind and that 1952, francois mauriac. http://www.harvard.com/awards/nobel.html

Home Search Events Business ... About Us Book Awards Latest Awards Pulitzer Prize Winners BookSense Book Book of the Year PEN Awards ... Other Awards... Search Nobel Prize for Literature Literature is one of the five prize areas mentioned in Alfred 's will. The will was, however, partly incomplete. Nobel simply stated that prizes be given to those who, during the year, "shall have conferred the greatest benefit on mankind" and that one part be given to the person who "shall have produced in the field of literature the most outstanding work in an ideal direction." This award is granted not for a single book, but for an author's entire body of work, and hence usually goes to a well-established writer. This year's winner is Sir V. S. Naipaul, "for having united perceptive narrative and incorruptible scrutiny in works that compel us to see the presence of suppressed histories." Sir Naipaul will be speaking at a bookstore event on November 8th at the Boston Public Library. V. S. Naipaul Gao Xingjian Gunter Grass Jose Saramago Dario Fo Wislawa Szymborska Seamus Heaney Kenzaburo Oe Toni Morrison Derek Walcott Nadine Gordimer Octavio Paz Camilo Jose Cela Naguib Mahfouz Joseph Brodsky Wole Soyinka Claude Simon Jaroslav Seifert William Golding Elias Canetti Czeslaw Milosz Odysseus Elytis Isaac Bashevis Singer Vicente Aleixandre Saul Bellow Eugenio Montale Eyvind Johnson and Harry Edmund Martinson Patrick White Pablo Neruda Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Samuel Beckett Yasunari Kawabata Miguel Angel Asturias Samuel Joseph Agnon and Nelly Sachs Mikhail Sholokhov

66. GLBA > Awards > The Nobel Prize In Literature the most outstanding work in an ideal direction,” The nobel Prize in US) 1953 SirWinston LS Churchill (Great Britain) 1952 francois mauriac (France) 1951 http://www.books-glba.org/br_nobel.php

What's New? Search Bookstores Calender of Events Contact Us ... back to top Established by The Nobel Foundation ( www.nobel.se ) in 1900, The Nobel Prize in Literature 2001 V.S. Naipaul (England) 2000 Gao Xingjian (China) 1997 Dario Fo (Italy) 1996 Wislawa Szymborska (Poland) 1995 Seamus Heaney (Ireland) 1994 Kenzaburo Oe (Japan) 1993 Toni Morrison (U.S.) 1992 Derek Walcott (St. Lucia, West Indies) 1991 Nadine Gordimer (South Africa) 1990 Octavio Paz (Mexico) 1989 Camilo Jose Cela (Spain) 1988 Naguib Mahfouz (Egypt) 1987 Joseph Brodsky (U.S.)

67. Elie Wiesel: First Person Singular . The Life And Work Of Wiesel | PBS Persuaded by the distinguished French Catholic writer francois mauriac, he finallyput Soviet Union, Rwanda, Bosnia, Kosovo — and with the nobel Peace Prize http://www.pbs.org/eliewiesel/life/

A Biblical Life Story and Silence Liberation of Auschwitz A Biographical Overview Wiesel at age 15 Elie Wiesel, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1986, was born in the provincial town of Sighet, Romania on September 30, 1928. A Jewish community had existed there since 1640, when it sought refuge from an outbreak of pogroms and persecution in Ukraine. His maternal grandfather, Reb Dodye Feig, was a devout Hasidic Jew, whose influence on Weisel was deep, and inspired him to pursue Talmudic studies in the town's Yeshiva. However his father Shlomo, who ran a grocery store, although also religious, was regarded as an emancipated Jew, open to events of the world. He insisted that his son study modern Hebrew as well, so that he could read the works of contemporary writers. And at home in Sighet, which was close to the Hungarian border, Wiesel's family spoke mostly Yiddish, but also German, Hungarian and Romanian. Today, Wiesel thinks in Yiddish, writes in French, and, with his wife Marion and his son Elisha, lives his life in English. Grandfather Reb Dodye Feig "My only experience in the secular world," he explains, "was Auschwitz." The Life and Work of Wiesel "How I Work"

68. Nobel Prize Winning Authors 1953, Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, Britain, History. 1952,francois mauriac, France, Fiction. 1951, Fiction. 1943 1940, No NobelAward, http://www.appleandoakpress.com/id45.htm

var TlxPgNm='id45'; The Apple-and-Oak Press Nobel Prize Winning Authors Back to Apple-and-Oak Press Other Stuff Page Top of Page Nobel Prize Winning Authors The Nobel Prize for literature has been awarded since 1901 with occasional interruptions for wars. The prize is given to an author for a body of work, but not any one specific work. Prize winners are listed in reverse chronological order below along with the country in which they did most of their work and their literary field. Year Author Country Field V. S. Naipul United Kingdom Fiction Gao Xingjian France Drama Gunter Grass Germany Fiction Jose Saramago Portugal Fiction Dario Fo Italy Drama Wislawa Szymborska Poland Poetry Seamus Heaney Northern Ireland Poetry Kenzaburo Oe Japan Fiction Toni Morrison (pseudonym of Chloe Wofford) United States Fiction Derek Walcott St. Lucia Poetry and Drama Nadine Gordimer South Africa Fiction Octavio Paz Mexico Poetry and Criticism Camilo Jose Cela Spain Fiction Naguib Mahfouz Egypt Fiction Joseph Brodsky USSR-USA Poetry Wole Soyinka Nigeria Fiction and Drama Claude Simon France Fiction Jaroslav Seifert Czechoslovakia Poetry William Golding Britain Fiction Colombia Fiction Elias Canetti Bulgaria-Austria-Britain Fiction and Essays Czeslaw Milosz Poland-United States Poetry Odysseus Elytis (Odysseus Alepoudhelis) Greece Poetry Isaac Bashevis Singer Poland-United States Fiction Vicente Aleixandre Spain Poetry Saul Bellow

69. Http://www.abbc.com/aaargh/fran/archFaur/1986-1990/RF861017.html Translate this page pris l'initiative de proposer Elie Wiesel pour le prix nobel de la de l'écrivainjuif américain découvert jadis par le catholique francois mauriac, il en http://aaargh.vho.org/fran/archFaur/1986-1990/RF861017.html

AAARGH UN GRAND FAUX TEMOIN: ELIE WIESEL par Robert Faurisson Elie Wiesel a recu en 1986 le prix Nobel de la Paix. Il est généralement présenté comme un témoin de l'"Holocauste" des juifs et, plus particulièrement, comme un témoin de l'existence des prétendues chambres à gaz homicides. Dans Le Monde du 17 octobre 1986, en première page, sous le titre "Un Nobel éloquent", on souligne que cette attribution du prix Nobel à Elie Wiesel On a vu ces dernières années, au nom d'un prétendu "révisionnisme historique", s'élaborer des thèses, notamment francaises, visant à remettre en cause l'existence des chambres à gaz nazies et, peut-être au delà, le génocide juif lui-même; Mais en quoi Elie Wiesel Wiesel War Refugee Board Report publié en novembre 1944. Le mensonge des juifs tués à l'eau bouillante ou à la vapeur d'eau (précisément à Treblinka) a été accrédité par les Polonais: voyez le document de Nuremberg PS-3311. Le mensonge de l'électricité a été accrédité par les Soviétiques: voyez l'article de la Pravda du 2 février 1945, p. 4, sur "Le combinat de la mort à Auschwitz". Wiesel La Nuit Un peu plus loin, il y avait une autre fosse à flammes gigantesques où les victimes pouvaient "agoniser durant des heures dans les flammes" (p. 58). La colonne dont faisait partie Wiesel fut conduite par les Allemands à "trois pas" de cette fosse, puis à "deux pas". "A deux pas de la fosse, on nous ordonna de tourner à gauche, et on nous fit entrer dans une baraque." (p. 60)

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73. Nobel Prize For Literature nobel Prize for LiteratureWinners, 19011997. 1997, Dario Fo, Italy. 1953, WinstonChurchill, United Kingdom. 1952, francois mauriac, France. 1951, Par Lagerkvist,Sweden. http://163.23.52.1/lib1/classic/nobelprize.htm

74. Encyklopedia 'Magazynu' - Literacki Nobel Encyklopedia Magazynu literacki nobel Joanna Szczesna, konsultacja Leonard Neuger WinstonChurchill (Wielka Brytania) 1952 francois mauriac (Francja) 1951 http://www2.gazeta.pl/ksiazki/1,38449,472876.html

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75. Directories And English 1988) 1, 2 Thomas Mann _ Katherine Mansfield - Gabriel Garcia Marquez (nobel,1982) - Harry Martinson (nobel 1974) - francois mauriac (nobel 1952) - Cormac http://www.independent-learning.com/newsite/library/direng.htm

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77. High School Teachers : Teacher's Guides : Night in order to recapture enough of that reality so that it will never be repeated. francois mauriac, prominent French author and winner of the nobel Prize for http://www.randomhouse.com/highschool/guides/night.html

Select: Advanced Readers Books into Movies Classroom Classics Foreign Language Independent Readers Intermediate Readers Literature and Fiction Mythology Performing Arts Poetry Preparing for College Professional Resources Reference Reluctant Readers Science Short Story Collections Social Studies Writer's Workshop Night By Elie Wiesel Introduction/Plot Summary Activity/Composition/Discussion Additional Resources Introduction/Plot Summary Essentially, the Holocaust teaches itself. The teacher, as facilitator, can best serve student needs by providing them opportunities to explore various aspects of the Holocaust and draw their own conclusions. A solid but basic understanding of the times helps, but the lessons of the Holocaust are too vast to encompass in the context of school. On its own, the basic humanity within the individual will take from the experience what it needs. This is not always able to be expressed in words and assignments, but the teacher should understand that no life will ever be the same once the brain, soul, and heart learn what occurred. Elie Wiesel's firsthand account of his experiences exemplifies this.

78. Literature 1952 Awarded to François mauriac "for the deep spiritual insight and the artistic intensity with Category Society Religion and Spirituality mauriac, François...... François mauriac. France. b.1885 d.1970. The nobel Prize in Literature 1952 PresentationSpeech François mauriac Biography Acceptance Speech Other Resources. http://www.nobel.se/literature/laureates/1952/

The Nobel Prize in Literature 1952 "for the deep spiritual insight and the artistic intensity with which he has in his novels penetrated the drama of human life" François Mauriac France b.1885 d.1970 The Nobel Prize in Literature 1952 Presentation Speech Biography Acceptance Speech ... Other Resources The 1952 Prize in: Physics Chemistry Physiology or Medicine Literature ... Peace Find a Laureate: Last modified June 16, 2000 The Official Web Site of The Nobel Foundation

79. François Mauriac - Biography mauriac's complete works were published in twelve volumes between 1950 and 1956.From nobel Lectures, Literature 19011967. François mauriac died in 1970. http://www.nobel.se/literature/laureates/1952/mauriac-bio.html

Les Mainsjointes [Clasped Hands], a collection of poems that appeared in 1909, aroused some interest, but it was not until the publication of Le Baiser aux lepreux A Kiss for the Leper Le Cahier noir Figaro Le Desert de l'amour The Desert of Love The Knot of Vipers La Fin de la nuit (1935) [The End of the Night], and La Pharisienne A Woman of the Pharisees ]. His most recent work has been a study of Charles de Gaulle (1964). Mauriac's complete works were published in twelve volumes between 1950 and 1956. From Nobel Lectures , Literature 1901-1967. The Nobel Prize in Literature 1952 Presentation Speech Biography Acceptance Speech ... Other Resources The 1952 Prize in: Physics Chemistry Physiology or Medicine Literature ... Peace Find a Laureate: Last modified October 17, 2001 The Official Web Site of The Nobel Foundation

80. Nobel Prize Winners The nobel Prize for Literature Page. WELCOME! 1951 Lagerkvist, Par. 1952Mauriac, francois. 1953 Churchill, Winston S. 1954 Hemingway, Ernest. http://www.grian.demon.co.uk/lit.biog/nobel.html

The Nobel Prize for Literature Page WELCOME! Enjoy browsing our selection of used and collectable books Click on an author's hyperlink underneath 1901 Sully-Prudhomme, Rene. 1902 Mommsen, Theodor. 1903 Bjornson, Bjornstjerne. 1904 Echgaray, Jose; Mistral, Frederic. 1905 Sienkiewicz, Henryk. 1906 Carducci, Giosue. Kipling, Rudyard. 1908 Eucken, Rudolf. 1909 Lagerlof, Selma. 1910 Heyse, Paul. 1911 Maeterlink, Maurice. 1912 Hauptmann, Gerhard. 1913 Tagore, Rabindranath. 1914 No award given. 1915 Rolland, Romain. 1916 von Heidenstam, Verner. 1917 Kjellerup, Karl; Pontoppidan, Henrik. 1918 No award 1919 Spitteler, Carl. 1920 Hamsum, Knut. 1921 France, Anatole. 1922 y Martinez, Jacinto Benavente. Yeats, W.B. 1924 Reymont, Wladyslaw. Shaw, G.B. 1926 Deledda, Grazia. 1927 Bergson, Henri. 1928 Undset, Sigrid. Mann, Thomas. 1930 Lewis, Sinclair. 1931 Karlfeldt, Erik Axel. Galsworthy, John. 1933 Bunin, Ivan. 1934 Pirandello, Luigi. 1935 No award O'Neill, Eugene. 1937 du Gard, Roger Martin. 1938 Buck, Pearl S.

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