Which American President got ‘Nobel Prize for Peace’ for his efforts of mediation between Japan and Russia?
       

Correct option is D

Theodore Roosevelt was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906 for his role in mediating the Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905). Roosevelt's diplomatic efforts led to the Treaty of Portsmouth, which ended hostilities between Japan and Russia. His success in bringing the two nations to the negotiating table earned him international recognition and the prestigious peace prize. This was the first time a sitting U.S. president was awarded the Nobel Prize.
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1. The Russo-Japanese War was primarily fought over territorial disputes in Manchuria and Korea.
2. The Treaty of Portsmouth was signed in September 1905, facilitated by Roosevelt, at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA.
3. Theodore Roosevelt used back-channel diplomacy and his influential global stature to mediate the conflict.
4. Roosevelt's peace efforts reflected his broader interest in global diplomacy and his belief in the balance of power.
5. This marked the first time the United States played a significant role in Asian geopolitics.
6. Roosevelt remains one of the few U.S. Presidents to receive the Nobel Peace Prize while in office.