[Ans] Which man was NEVER nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize?

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...2.Hitler. The Treaty of Versaille, the Stab-in-the-back myth, gave a solid grounding for anti democratic forces in a country that - govermentally - it was the norm for authoritarianism to prevail (monarchy - Chancellor) the Weimar 'democracy experiment' with all its perceived failures economically and 'morally' liberals /Jews/loose morality/loss of traditional values. 2.Hitler. The Treaty of Versaille, the Stab-in-the-back myth, gave a solid grounding for anti democratic forces in a country that - govermentally - it was the norm for authoritarianism to prevail (monarchy - Chancellor) the Weimar 'democracy experiment' with all its perceived failures economically and 'morally' liberals /Jews/loose morality/loss of traditional values. Mussolini and his fascist party - Italy (a 'new' country) was still trying to Claim a 'major power' status for itself. The ww1 victory it was a part of was a pyrric victory. The democracy that had been in place was seen as corrupt, inefficient and ineffective.

Step 2 : Answer to the question "Which man was NEVER nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize?"

Oskar Schindler:

What do Mahatma Gandhi, Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, and Josef Stalin all have in common? They have all been—once or several times—Nobel Peace Prize nominees. That is right, Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin and Benito Mussolini were all nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. Adolf Hitler, was recommended to the Nobel committee in 1939, just three short months before he led Germany to invade Poland and start World War II. Former Soviet Union leader, Josef Stalin, was nominated twice: in 1945 and 1948. Benito Mussolini was nominated for the 1935 Nobel Peace Prize, the same year the Italian Fascist Dictator invaded Ethiopia.

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