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Alfred Nobel

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History

 

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Celia S

 

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February 26, 2012

 

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University

 

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Sometimes to earn money, Alfred and his brothers would sell matches to people on the street. Alfred had a hard time attending school because he was always sick and had difficulty keeping up with other kids. However, Alfred was still very smart and he had very high grades. In 1842, Alfred and his family moved from Sweden to St...
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In 1842, Alfred and his family moved from Sweden to St. Petersburg, Russia. Alfred’s father became an engineer and started to make enough money to support his family. Alfred and his brothers had private tutors and were taught English literature, Russian, German, and French, along with physics and chemistry...
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