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Name a person who received a Nobel Prize in 1901.

Use the first year's individual laureates across the five original prize categories.

Six people received the first Nobel Prizes in 1901, including two Peace laureates.

Reveal all 6 checked answers and scores

Points are editorial tiers. The source supports membership in the set, not how many people know an answer.

Wilhelm Röntgen 25 · Familiar
Wilhelm Röntgen is in the 6-answer set defined by this question.

Also accepted: Rontgen · Röntgen · Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen · Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen · Wilhelm Rontgen

Henri Dunant 25 · Familiar
Henri Dunant is in the 6-answer set defined by this question.

Also accepted: Dunant · Henry Dunant · Jean Henry Dunant

Sully Prudhomme 50 · Less common
Sully Prudhomme is in the 6-answer set defined by this question.

Also accepted: Prudhomme

Emil von Behring 75 · Uncommon
Emil von Behring is in the 6-answer set defined by this question.

Also accepted: Behring · Emil Adolf von Behring

Frédéric Passy 100 · Rare
Frédéric Passy is in the 6-answer set defined by this question.

Also accepted: Frederic Passy · Passy

Jacobus van 't Hoff 100 · Rare
Jacobus van 't Hoff is in the 6-answer set defined by this question.

Also accepted: Jacobus H. van 't Hoff · Jacobus Henricus van 't Hoff · Van 't Hoff · Van't Hoff

Checked exclusions

  • Ivan Pavlov: Pavlov's Nobel Prize was in 1904, not 1901.

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