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Because he was the son of bankrupt but became aa mikkionaire;a scientist with love of literature,and ,industrialist who managed to remain an idealist.He made a fortune but lived a simple life.A lover of mandkind but never had a wife or family to love him back.He invented a new explosive,dynamite,to improve the peacetime industries of mining and road building,but saw it used as a weapon of war to kill and injure people....
Jose Luettgen
Alfred Nobel was considered a man of contrast because he was the inventor of dynamite, which was used for destructive purposes in warfare, yet he established the Nobel Prizes to honor achievements that benefit humanity in areas such as peace, literature, and science. This paradox reflects his desire to leave a positive legacy despite his association with a destructive invention.
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Who invented the Nobel prize?
The man who invented the Nobel Prize was Alfred Bernhard Nobel was born in Stockholm, Sweden on 21 October 1833. The man who invented the Nobel Prize was Alfred Bernhard Nobel was born in Stockholm, Sweden on 21 October 1833.
The nobel prize was named for the man who invented?
Alfred Nobel invented dynamite.
What was Alfred nobel's career?
Alfred nobel was ...............................
What is Alfred nobel's full name?
Alfred Nobel's full name is Alfred Bernhard Nobel.
Is Alfred Nobel handsome?
Alfred Nobel is dead.
Was Alfred Nobel born Jewish?
It is a fact that Alfred Nobel is not a Muslim. Alfred Nobel and both of his parents are Swedish.
What is Alfred nobels nationality?
Alfred Nobel was from Sweden.
What is the invention of Alfred Nobel?
Dynamite is the invention of Alfred Nobel.
What are the names of Alfred Nobel kids?
Alfred Nobel didn't marry or have any children.
What's the ethnic background of Alfred Nobel?
Alfred Nobel was Swedish.
What accomplishments did Alfred Nobel make?
Alfred Nobel made the dynamite.
What nationality was Alfred Nobel?
Alfred Nobel was a Swedish chemist, engineer, and inventor. He is most well-known for creating the Nobel Prizes through his will.
