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Lenin Peace Prize

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International Lenin Prize for Strengthening Peace Among Peoples. Originally (1950-55) the Stalin Peace Prize, re-named as part of destalinization in 1956, and discontinued after 1990 with the collapse of the Soviet Union.

1949
Halldór Laxness  
1949
Jorge Amado  
1950
Pablo Picasso  
1951
Frédéric Joliot  
1951
Anna Seghers  
1951
Hewlett Johnson  
1951
Madame Sun Yat-sen  
?
Martin Anderson Nexo  
1953
Rev. James Gareth Endicott  
1953
Eliza Branco  
1953
Johannes Becher  
1953
Sayfuddin Kichloo  
1953
Ilya Ehrenburg  
1953
Yves Farge  
1953
Pablo Neruda  
1953
Paul Robeson  
1953
J. D. Bernal  
?
Michael Sadovyany  
1953
Leon Kruczkowski  
1953
Nina Vasilevna Popova  
1953
Andrea Andreen  
1953
Isabelle Blume  
1953
Andrew Gaggiero  
1953
Sir Sahib-singh Sokhey  
1953
Howard Fast  
1953
Leon Kruczkowski  
1954
Saifuddin Kitchlew  
1954
Bertolt Brecht  
1954
Joseph Wirth  
1954
Felix Iversen  
1958
Danilo Dolci  
1959
W. E. B. Du Bois  
1960
Cyrus Eaton  
1961
Fidel Castro  
1962
Jorge Amado de Faria  
1962
Faiz Ahmed Faiz  
1962
Nelson Mandela  
1962
Kwame Nkrumah  
1962
Olga Poblete de Espinosa  
1962
István Dobi  
1963
Manolis Glezos  
1963
Oscar Niemeyer  
1964
Dolores Ibárruri  
1966
Miguel Ángel Asturias  
1967
Linus Pauling  
1968
Jean Eiffel  
?
Rockwell Kent  
1970
Carlton Goodlett  
1972
Eric Henry Stoneley Burhop  
1972
Kamal Jumblatt  
1973
Sam Nujoma  
1977
Seán MacBride  
1979
Angela Davis  
1983
Mahmoud Darwish  
1983
Mikis Theodorakis  
1987
Dorothy Hodgkin  
?
Lady Valerie Goulding  
?
Martti Ahtisaari  



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