Nobel Peace Prize: The Laureate and the Award Are Inseparable
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Summary
The article explains that the Nobel Peace Prize consists of physical symbols (medal and diploma) and prize money, but the core honor and recognition remain permanently linked to the laureate designated by the Norwegian Nobel Committee. Regardless of what happens to the physical items or money, the laureate's status as a Nobel Peace Prize recipient is permanently recorded in history.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledThe medal and the diploma are the physical symbols confirming that an individual or organisation has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
The prize itself – the honour and recognition – remains inseparably linked to the person or organisation designated as the laureate by the Norwegian Nobel Committee.
Regardless of what may happen to the medal, the diploma, or the prize money, it is and remains the original laureate who is recorded in history.
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