Abstract
Léon Jouhaux was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1951. He devoted "a long life of work and struggle to elevate the working classes - and first of all to improve their conditions. [...] He is here because from his earliest years he has time after time thrown himself into the fight for peace and against war". [more] Léon Jouhaux was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1951. He devoted "a long life of work and struggle to elevate the working classes - and first of all to improve their conditions. He is here because from his earliest years he has time after time thrown himself into the fight for peace and against war". Copyright © International Labour Organization 2012.
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Jouhaux, L. (2013). The work of the Geneva Conference. International Labour Review, 152(SUPPL. 1), 13–18. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1564-913X.2013.00157.x
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