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In 1895, Alfred Nobel drafted a holograph will, replacing
one that left his vast fortune essentially to relatives,
servants, and friends. The new will, for which Nobel will
be forever remembered, substantially reduced his
personal bequests. It directed that his estate be
invested conservatively and that the income from these
investments be used to establish annual prizes to be
awarded with no reservations regarding nationality to
those people whose activities are deemed to be of the
greatest benefit to humankind in the fields of physics,
chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature, and
peace. Nobel’s will was disputed legally for more than
three years. Eventually, a system was established for
the distribution of the income in the form of Nobel
Prizes, the first set of which were awarded in 1901. As
the income from the Nobel trust has increased, the size
of each award has grown to the point that in 2005, the
typical prize was worth over $1.3 million, more than
thirty times what the same award had been worth fifty
years earlier. The list of Nobel laureates, which has now
been expanded to include a sixth field, economics,
contains the names of international giants in their fields.
The Nobel legacy is great because of the endowment
he established to recognize those who contribute most
to the benefit of humankind.