Why were there difficulties getting the Nobel Prizes up and running?
a) Nobel's will had not addressed the logistics of asking various institutions to nominate and review possible winners.
b) Other institutions besides those Nobel named insisted on participating.
Consider This: How long was Nobel’s last will and testament? See 10.7: Narrative: The Man Who Died Twice.
c) King Oscar II of Sweden was opposed to the undertaking.
Consider This: How long was Nobel’s last will and testament? See 10.7: Narrative: The Man Who Died Twice.
d) Nobel’s last will was declared invalid.
Consider This: How long was Nobel’s last will and testament? See 10.7: Narrative: The Man Who Died Twice.
a) Nobel's will had not addressed the logistics of asking various institutions to nominate and review possible winners.
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