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Henri La Fontaine<\/h1>\n

The Nobel Peace Prize 1913<\/strong><\/p>\n

Lawyer, Socialist, Parliamentarian, Peace Activist. International Peace Bureau<\/a>. Internationalism, “An Intellectual Parliament”<\/em> for Humanity. Cofounder, Institut international de bibliographie<\/a>. Education. Women’s rights. Labor. Cultural achievements.<\/p>\n

When Germany invaded Belgium, 1914, “Peoples will be as before, the sheep sent to the slaughterhouses or to the meadows as it pleases the shepherds.<\/em>“<\/p>\n

Images<\/p>\n

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Nobel Prize for Peace for the work of Henri in the International Peace Bureau (Geneva), 1913. Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n

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Nobel Prize for Peace for the work of Henri in the International Peace Bureau (Genova), 1913. Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n

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Nobel Prize for Peace for the work of Henri in the International Peace Bureau (Genova), 1913. Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n

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Henri La Fontaine and Ludwig Quidde<\/a> (1858-1941 – historian, writer, German liberal politician, pacifist, Nobel Peace Prize in 1927), at the Opening Session of the XXIIIrd Universal Peace Congress in the Reichstag Room, Berlin, 1924 (Photography Continental Photo, Berlin). Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n

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Henri La Fontaine, undated (photography G\u00e9ruzet Fr\u00e8res, Bruxelles). Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n

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Portrait of Leonie La Fontaine, sister of Henri La Fontaine, 1900. Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n

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Fran\u00e7ais : L\u00e9nie La Fontaine, sister of Henri La Fontaine, 1910. Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n

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Paul Otlet, Henri La Fontaine<\/b> and Mathilde Lhoest, his wife, outside the gates of Palais Mondial, in Cinquantenaire (Brussel). 1930. Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n

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Henri La Fontaine and his wife, Mathilde Lhoest, undated (photography \u00c9mile Dieudonn\u00e9, American Photographie Salon, Bern). Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n

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Henri La Fontaine at the IXth International Conference of Bibliography held in Zurich, 1930. Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n

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Henri La Fontaine in front of the Reichstag room in Berlin, where the XXIIIrd Universal Peace Congress is held, 1924 (photography R. Horlemann). Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n

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Excursion in the mountains: stop at hotel-chalet of the Plan de l’Aiguille (France), August 1930. Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.
\n‘A mountaineer, he wrote about climbing, compiled an international bibliography of “Alpinism” and served as president of the Club Alpin Belge<\/a> [Belgian Alpine Club].’<\/p>\n

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Membership card delivered to Henri La Fontaine by the Belgian Alpine Club for the year 1935. Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.
\n‘A mountaineer, he wrote about climbing, compiled an international bibliography of “Alpinism” and served as president of the Club Alpin Belge<\/a> [Belgian Alpine Club].’<\/p>\n

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Henri La Fontaine, Frits Donker Duyvis (1894-1961 – International Federation of Documentation) and Charles Sustrac (1874-1951 – curator of the Sainte-Genevi\u00e8ve Library in Paris; founder of the Association of French Librarians, secretary of the French office of the IIB). Photo taken in Brussels in 1934. Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n

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Henri La Fontaine, circa 1885 (photographer Hamesse, Brussels). Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n

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Henri La Fontaine and his wife in the dining room of their house on the Vergote Square, 1932. Source: Mundaneum\/Wikimedia Commons.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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