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Why did Theodore Roosevelt win the Nobel prize
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Why did Theodore Roosevelt win the Nobel prize

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Theodore Roosevelt won the Nobel prize for his efforts in ending the Russo-Japanese war. He mediated the treaty to end this war: the Treaty of Portsmouth (signed in September 1905)
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