English: Frank Billings Kellogg, 22 Dec 1856 - 21 Dec 1937, By Philip Alexius de Laszlo, Oil on canvas, 1925: In February 1925, Ambassador Frank B. Kellogg, about to leave London to take up his post as President Calvin Coolidge's secretary of state, asked Philip de Lászlo-the stylish depicter of the wealthy and powerful on both sides of the Atlantic-to paint his portrait. A farm boy with little formal legal education, Kellogg posed in the academic gown he wore when he received an honorary degree from Montreal's McGill University in 1913. Kellogg, who had served as special counsel to President Theodore Roosevelt's Department of Justice, was known in the press as the "trust buster." Later came greater fame as the recipient of the 1929 Nobel Peace Prize, awarded for his work in negotiating the Kellogg-Briand Pact, which "renounced war as an instrument of national policy." The pact was proclaimed on July 28, 1929, and was promptly broken when armed conflict broke out in Manchuria in 1931.
Suomi: Frank Billings Kellogg, 22. joulukuuta 1856 - 21. joulukuuta 1937, Philip Alexius de Laszlo, Öljy kankaalle, 1925: Helmikuussa 1925 suurlähettiläs Frank B. Kellogg lähti Lontoosta ryhtyäkseen presidentti Calvin Coolidgen ulkoministerin virkaan. , pyysi Philip de Lászloa - rikkaiden ja voimakkaiden tyylikästä kuvaajaa Atlantin molemmin puolin - maalaamaan muotokuvansa. Maatilapoika, jolla oli vähän muodollista lainopillista koulutusta, Kellogg poseerasi akateemisessa puvussa, jota hän käytti, kun hän sai kunniakirjan Montrealin McGill-yliopistosta vuonna 1913. Presidentti Theodore Rooseveltin oikeusministeriön erityisavustajana toiminut Kellogg tunnettiin paina "luottamuksen murtajaksi". Myöhemmin hän sai enemmän mainetta vuoden 1929 Nobelin rauhanpalkinnon saajana, joka myönnettiin hänen työstään neuvoteltaessa Kellogg-Briand-sopimusta, joka "luopui sodasta kansallisen politiikan välineenä". Sopimus julistettiin 28. heinäkuuta 1929, ja se rikottiin välittömästi, kun Mantsuriassa syttyi aseellinen selkkaus vuonna 1931.
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