Frédéric Passy

1822–1912 (age 90)

Biography

Frédéric Passy was a French politician and peace advocate who became one of the first recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize. His unwavering commitment to international peace and arbitration made him a leading voice in the European peace movement during the late 19th century.

Passy's political career was distinguished by his principled advocacy for peaceful resolution of international conflicts and his work to promote arbitration over warfare. His recognition with the Nobel Peace Prize acknowledged his significant contributions to the cause of global peace and international cooperation.

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