Nobel Peace Prize Award To Leon Jouhaux Of France
Leon Jouhaux, 72, a veteran French labor campaigner, is named winner of the 1951 Nobel Peace Prize by the Norwegian Nobel Committee. He has led anti-Communist labor efforts and chaired the International Council of the United European Movement since 1949.
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