On 15 July 1955, eighteen Nobel laureates signed the Mainau Declaration, calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons.
This declaration emphasised the catastrophic consequences of nuclear war and urged world leaders to seek peaceful solutions.
Powerful messages of peace and disarmament resonated with many, leading to an additional thirty-four Nobel laureates co-signing the declaration later.
This historic appeal underscored the global scientific community's commitment to preventing nuclear conflict and promoting global stability.
