“Peace, like freedom, is no original state which existed from the start; we shall have to make it, in the truest sense of the word.”
Quote by Willy Brandt
Work
Peace: Writings and Speeches of the Nobel Peace Prize Winner, 1971
Peace: Writings and Speeches of the Nobel Peace Prize Winner, 1971 is a compilation of works by a distinguished individual who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1971. The book encompasses a variety of written pieces, such as essays and speeches, which delve into the laureate's thoughts on peace, conflict resolution, and global harmony. These writings provide insight into the laureate's perspective and the efforts they made to promote peace on an international level. more
Author
Willy Brandt
Former Chancellor of Germany, born on December 18, 1913, and died on October 8, 1992. He played a significant role in German politics, particularly in the reconstruction of post-war Germany and in the relationship with the Soviet Union. more
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