The Nobel Brothers. The Story of One Swedish Family

The Nobel Brothers. The Story of One Swedish Family

Everyone knows Alfred Nobel as the creator of deadly explosives, who established the famous Nobel Prizes in atonement for his sins towards humanity. Less known is the role of his father Emmanuel and brothers Robert and Ludvig as outstanding inventors... who made significant contributions to the development of the Russian oil industry and arms manufacturing. And very few readers in our country know about the personal lives of the Nobel family members, their complex relationships with each other, and their roles in the wars and revolutions of the 19th - early 20th century. This is all covered in the first biography in the series 'Remarkable Lives', written based on a wide range of sources about the life and activities of the Nobels in Sweden, Russia, and other countries.

Author: Петр Люкимсон, Федор Константинов

Printhouse: Molodaia gvardiia

Series: Lives of Remarkable People

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2024

ISBN: 9785235051676

Number of pages: 479

Size: 205х130х25 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 510 g

ID: 1723155

Everyone knows Alfred Nobel as the creator of deadly explosives, who established the famous Nobel Prizes in atonement for his sins towards humanity. Less known is the role of his father Emmanuel and brothers Robert and Ludvig as outstanding inventors who made significant contributions to the development of the Russian oil industry and arms manufacturing. And very few readers in our country know about the personal lives of the Nobel family members, their complex relationships with each other, and their roles in the wars and revolutions of the 19th - early 20th century. This is all covered in the first biography in the series 'Remarkable Lives', written based on a wide range of sources about the life and activities of the Nobels in Sweden, Russia, and other countries.

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