Regina Braker’s original PhD thesis of 1991 (which she turned into a book later) is called « Bertha von Suttner as Author: The Harriet Beecher Stowe of the Peace Movement. » Peace and Change: A Journal of Peace Research 16 (1991): Link to the document
Op Peace day, 21 September 2019, werd in het Vredespaleis het boek « De Wapens neer! » , in een moderne Nederlandse vertaling aangeboden aan de UNESCO voorzitter Kathleen Ferrier en een kleine 70 crowd funders. De vertaling die nu voorligt werd geschreven door Lilian Caris en Iris van der Blom; de uitgeverij is Orlando (genoemd naar … Lire la suite
To commemorate the International Peace Day (21 September 2019), the Bertha von Suttner Peace Institute was pleased to host in The Hague a lecture by visiting academic Dr Barbara Burns (University of Glasgow) on the subject ‘Timothy Holmes: English Translator of Bertha von Suttner’s novel Die Waffen nieder!’ The lecture focused on the London surgeon … Lire la suite
Looking Back, Looking Forward Editors: Snauwaert, Dale T. The book offers an exploration of the work of Betty A. Reardon, a pioneer in education for peace and human rights Betty A. Reardon (born 12 June 1929) is the founder and director of the Peace Education Center and Peace Education Graduate Degree Program at Teachers College, … Lire la suite
A short biography of Bertha von Suttner, by historian of the international peace movement Irwin Abrams, in Josephson’s Biographical Dictionary of Modern Peace Leaders (click for the dictionary entry)
Die Waffen Nieder auf Deutsch
A Japanese version of Lay Down Your Weapons is available. The translators, Mitsuo Nakamura and Osamu Itoigawa from Aichi Gakuin University, have already
Brigitte Hamann’s book Bertha von Suttner: A Life for Peace has recently been translated into Japanese by Osamu Itoigawa, Mitsuo Nakamura and late Morio Minami was published in June (Tokyo: Akashi Shoten.) An ordering address is 6-9-5 Sotokanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0021 Japan. They are also the translators of Lay Down Your Arms!
https://www.nobelprize.org/alfred_nobel/biographical/articles/tagil/ When Alfred Nobel’s will was made known after his death in San Remo on 10 December 1896, and when it was disclosed that he had established a special peace prize, this immediately created a great international sensation. The name Nobel was connected with explosives and with inventions useful to the art of making war, … Lire la suite
7 vergessene feministische Utopien aus den Jahren 1899 – 1914 ; [von Frauen zur Emanzipation und Frauenwelt der Zukunft ; Jubiläumsausgabe anlässlich des 10-jährigen Verlagsbestehens zum 100. Internationalen Frauentag am 19. März 2011] / [mit Einl., Biographien, Bibliogr. und Nachw. hrsg. von Detlef Münch] In german. Source: Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek