Transcript [Tawakkol Karman] Thank you, thank you very much. And send my thanks to the President of Nobel and to all people there. Really thank you. And Yemeni people and Arab region – all of us appreciate this.

Interview, December 2020 https://www.youtube.com/embed/BohHNocKSQI In this conversation, we meet Ellen Johnson Sirleaf in a conversation with Carin Klaesson, curator at the Nobel Prize Museum. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf talks about what shaped her as a politician and as a human being, about the long road to the presidency and about how to learn from your mistakes…

Interview, September 2013 Interview transcript President Obama: I would refer you to the speech that I gave when I received the Nobel Prize. And I think I started the speech by saying that, compared to previous recipients, I was certainly unworthy. But what I also described was the challenge that all of…

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Interview transcript Your prize is the only peace prize, certainly, that has been explicitly given concerning genocide and the need of remembrance. There have been some prizes in literature, , , dealing with holocaust literature where I think in peace prize you are the only one and I wonder what your perspective…

Interview transcript Mr Hume, thank you for coming here today. First of all I would like to know, when you got that phone call back in 1998, what did you think when they called you and told you that you were going to be the Prize winner? John Hume: I was obviously…

Transcript from an interview with Mairead Corrigan Maguire on 1 September 2006, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Interviewer is freelance journalist Marika Griehsel. Mrs Mairead Corrigan-Maguire, thank you for being with us here today. It’s 30 years since you really really got…

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