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Friedenspreis des Deutschen Buchhandels

HONOR

"Peace Prize of the German Book Trade", awarded since 1950.

1950
Max Tau  
1951
Albert Schweitzer  
1952
Romano Guardini  
1953
Martin Buber  
1954
Carl Jacob Burckhardt  
1955
Hermann Hesse  
1956
Reinhold Schneider  
1957
Thornton Wilder  
1958
Karl Jaspers  
1959
Theodor Heuss  
1960
Victor Gollancz  
1961
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan  
1962
Paul Tillich  
1963
Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker  
1964
Gabriel Marcel  
1965
Nelly Sachs  
1966
Augustin Bea and W. A. Visser 't Hooft  
1967
Ernst Bloch  
1968
Léopold Senghor  
1969
Alexander Mitscherlich  
1970
Alva Myrdal and Gunnar Myrdal  
1971
Marion Dönhoff  
1972
Janusz Korczak  
1973
Club of Rome  
1974
Frère Roger, prior of Taizé  
1975
Alfred Grosser  
1976
Max Frisch  
1977
Leszek Kolakowski  
1978
Astrid Lindgren  
1979
Yehudi Menuhin  
1980
Ernesto Cardenal  
1981
Lev Kopelev  
1982
George F. Kennan  
1983
Manès Sperber  
1984
Octavio Paz  
1985
Teddy Kollek  
1986
Wladyslaw Bartoszewski  
1987
Hans Jonas  
1988
Siegfried Lenz  
1989
Vaclav Havel  
1990
Karl Dedecius  
1991
György Konrád  
1992
Amos Oz  
1993
Friedrich Schorlemmer  
1994
Jorge Semprún  
1995
Annemarie Schimmel  
1996
Mario Vargas Llosa  
1997
Yasar Kemal  
1998
Martin Walser  
1999
Fritz Stern  
2000
Assia Djebar  
2001
Jürgen Habermas  
2002
Chinua Achebe  
2003
Susan Sontag  
2004
Péter Esterházy  
2005
Orhan Pamuk  
2006
Wolf Lepenies  
2007
Saul Friedländer  



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