Mother Teresa's birthday.

0:03 Calaruga Shark Media. Hi. I'm Mark Ellison and today's theme is Mother Teresa's Birthday. Humanitarian heroes, Nobel Peace Prize winners and lives of service. Question one. Mother Teresa is celebrated worldwide for her life of service. On what date and in which city was she born? A place then within the Ottoman Empire and today the capital of North Macedonia. Question two. Before she became known as Mother Teresa, what was her birth name? Reflecting her Albanian heritage? Question three?

0:44 In which year did Mother Teresa receive the Nobel Peace Prize and for what work was she recognized? Question four? Which humanitarian organization is the only three time Nobel Peace Prize laureate and in which years did it receive the award? Question five? Who is the youngest ever Nobel Peace Prize Laureate? How old was she at the time and what cause was she honored for. We'll be right back with these answers after this break. Welcome back. Question one, When and where was Mother Teresa born? Answer August twenty sixth, nineteen ten in Scopia now North Macedonia. She was born in Scopia, then part of the Ottoman Empire. She was baptized the next day, August twenty seventh, a date she later regarded as her true birthday. Question two, What was Mother Teresa's birth name? Answer and jes gonche Boyashu Gonchi means bud or flower in Albanian. She later took the religious name Teresa in honor of Teres of Lisieu, the patron saint of missionaries. Question three. What year Mother Teresa win the Nobel Peace Prize and why? Answer? Nineteen seventy nine for her humanitarian work with the Missionaries of Charity serving the poor in Calcutta and Beyond. Founded in nineteen fifty in Calcutta now Kolkata, the Missionaries of Charity cared for the

2:16 poorest of the poor. The Nobel award amplified global attention to issues of poverty and dignity. Question four. Who has won the Nobel Peace Prize three times? And when? Answer? The International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC nineteen seventeen, nineteen forty four and nineteen sixty three. Shared with the League of Red Cross Societies. The ICRC was honored for neutral humanitarian relief during wartime and for advancing international humanitarian law. Its work underpins the Geneva conventions and protections for prisoners and civilians. Question five, Who is the youngest Peace Prize winner and for what cause? Answer? Malala Yusufzai, age seventeen.

2:58 Honored in twenty fourteen for advocating girls' education. Malala shared the prize with Indian activist Kaylash Suttyarthy for efforts to safeguard children's rights. Surviving an assassination attempt, she became a global voice for education and empowerment. That concludes today's five daily Trivia questions. I'm Mark Ellison, and today's questions were crafted with the help of AI technology. See you tomorrow.