奥地利作家阿图尔·施尼茨勒在1914年8月1日的日记中,提到他收到一封信,告诉他奥地利已被选为当年诺贝尔文学奖的得主国,由他与印象主义随笔作家彼得·阿尔腾贝格摊分。对于共享该奖,他并不是十分高兴,他妻子更是极其恼火。然而,几天后,大家都有更迫切的事情要关心。“世界大战。世界毁灭,”施尼茨勒写道。诺贝尔文学奖当年没有颁发。与施尼茨勒的假设相反,该奖显然不是按国家分配的。否则,该国就不必再煞90年才真正颁给了一位奥地利 In a diary on August 1, 1914, the Austrian writer Arthur Schnitzller mentioned that he had received a letter telling him that Austria had been chosen as the winner of the Nobel Prize in literature for the year, Essayist Peter Altenberg share. He was not very happy about sharing the prize and his wife was even more annoyed. However, a few days later, everyone had more pressing concerns. “World War. World destruction, ” Schneider wrote. Nobel Prize for Literature was not awarded. Contrary to Schneider’s assumption, it is clear that the prize is not distributed by country. Otherwise, there will be no need for the country to be truly awarded to Austria for 90 years