At Oslo, a vindication for Carter as he accepted the Nobel Peace Prize
Former Post correspondent Glenn Frankel attended the 2002 ceremony in Norway at which Jimmy Carter was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Though an independent state of Israel was established in 1948, the nation's history goes back much further.
Prime Minister Begin and President Anwar Sadat sign a peace treaty and receive Nobel Peace Prizes. Sadat is later assassinated. Yasser Arafat returns to Gaza after living in exile for three decades.
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Jimmy Carter’s Biographer on the Late President’s Biggest Regret
Carter summoned Menachem Begin and Anwar Sadat to Camp David to make ... winner of the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize; author of 33 books, including a childhood memoir—An Hour Before Daylight—that ...
La Croix14dOpinion
Models for reconciling with politics
In Africa, Maryse Quashie, a regular columnist for La Croix International, believes figures such as Jimmy Carter, Nelson ...
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Dan Lee: Camp David Accords President Carter's finest hour
This column focuses on his finest hour – negotiations with Egyptian President Anwar ... President Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Begin were jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition ...
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AP WAS THERE: Carter announces Middle East peace agreement
EDITORS: As part of its coverage of the death of former President Jimmy Carter, The Associated Press is looking back at major events in his life. Carter's success at Camp David negotiating a ...