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Answer to Question #768 Submitted to "Ask the Experts"Category: Historical Issues/Applications The following question was answered by an expert in the appropriate field: Q
My student would like to know if Pierre Curie had a "nickname"?
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As best as I can determine, Pierre Curie did not have a "nickname." Interpersonal relationships then were more formal than today - nicknames were less common. It is possible that his parents employed some term of endearment for him when he was very young, but that would be about it.
Paul Frame, CHP, PhD
Oak Ridge Associated Universities
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