Christian Lange (1869-1938) was a Norwegian politician and Nobel laureate. Born in Stavanger, Norway, Lange was deeply involved in the reformist movement and social issues of his time. As a member of the Liberal Party, he was an elected member of the Norwegian Parliament for multiple terms, advocating for progressive policies such as universal suffrage and disarmament. Lange gained international recognition for his significant role in the peace movement, earning him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1921. He dedicated his career to promoting pacifism and facilitating dialogue between nations, serving as an influential figure in organizations such as the Inter-Parliamentary Union and the League of Nations. His tireless efforts towards global peace have left a lasting legacy, and he continues to be remembered as an eminent Norwegian statesman.
