Nannen price
The Nannen Prize (formerly the Henri Nannen Prize ) is a competition award that honors the best journalistic work in print and online of the previous year. The publishing house Gruner + Jahr and the magazine stern that appears in it want to “promote and maintain quality journalism in German-speaking countries” (according to their self-portrayal). The media prize is awarded in six categories. The best reportage is awarded the Egon Erwin Kisch Prize, awarded in 1977 by Stern founder Henri Nannenwas launched. The Nannen Prize continues the tradition of the renowned Henri Nannen Prize. The award ceremony will take place in Hamburg - the company location of Gruner + Jahr. It is considered the "most coveted German journalist award". The award has not been endowed since 2016.
In 2015 the prize, which has been awarded since 2005, was not awarded Due to cost-cutting measures and job cuts, the festive framework for the award ceremony is not guaranteed, according to the publisher's justification. In 2016 the competition was held again after the content had been revised and the award event took place in Hamburg in April. Due to the dangers posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 award ceremony did not take place as a gala and without the winners being present; it was shown as an online event on the Internet.
Categories
The award is given in six categories. Since 2016 these have been these categories:
- Report (as a continuation of the Egon Erwin Kisch Prize )
- Web reporting
- Investigation (investigative service)
- Documentation (particularly understandable reporting)
- Photo report
- Staged photography
Additionally awarded
- a special award for an extraordinary journalistic achievement
In 2007, first place in the “Reportage” category was awarded twice. In the years 2005 and 2007–2009 no special award was given.
In 2017, a “Honorable Mention” was given in the photo reportage category for the first time.
Regulations
The prize is awarded annually. The first place in each category is awarded. The journalistic work must have been published in the previous year. As of 2009, online publications were also admitted to the competition in addition to print articles.
Criticism and controversy
In 2011, Spiegel editor René Pfister had to return his award a few days after the award ceremony, after the jury subsequently came to the conclusion that he had done improper research for his report on Horst Seehofer . The withdrawal met with some criticism and incomprehension in the industry. In 2012 there was a scandal when the jury awarded a contribution by Bild about the then Federal President Christian Wulff in the category “Best Investigative Achievement” . Editors of the Süddeutsche Zeitung , who were also to be honored, then did not accept their award. The award of the Bild editors was controversial in the jury itself . The Otto Brenner Foundation had previously criticized this nomination as not worthy of the award in a study, as Bild and Wulff had had a business relationship for years.
In 2014, award winner Jacob Appelbaum was critical of the name giver of the award. He decided to melt down his price and donate the proceeds to two associations in the field of anti-fascism . A few days later , after a conversation with Appelbaum, another award winner, Laura Poitras , also spoke of possibly lowering her price.
jury
Jury 2010
In 2010 the jury included the following people: Gabriele Fischer ( brand eins ), Peter-Matthias Gaede, Elke Heidenreich, Thomas Höpker, Hans Werner Kilz ( Süddeutsche Zeitung ), Giovanni di Lorenzo, Helmut Markwort, Georg Mascolo ( Der Spiegel ), Anja Niedringhaus (Photographer), Thomas Osterkorn ( star ), Ulrich Reitz, Frank Schirrmacher, Gerhard Steidl.
Jury 2011
In 2011 the jury was composed as follows: Anke Degenhard (curator and gallery owner), Peter-Matthias Gaede (editor-in-chief GEO ), Elke Heidenreich (journalist, writer and literary critic), Thomas Höpker (photographer and documentary filmmaker), Kurt Kister (designated editor-in-chief Süddeutsche Zeitung ), Giovanni di Lorenzo (editor-in-chief Die Zeit ), Helmut Markwort (editor-in-chief, Focus ), Mathias Müller von Blumencron (editor-in-chief Der Spiegel ), Jan-Eric Peters (editor-in-chief of the Welt -Gruppe), Andreas Petzold (editor-in-chief stern ), Ines Pohl (Editor-in-chief taz ), Ulrich Reitz (editor-in-chief Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung ), Frank Schirrmacher (publisher FAZ ), Gerhard Steidl (publisher).
Jury 2012
The main jury in 2012 consisted of: Peter-Matthias Gaede (editor-in-chief of the G + J magazine GEO ), Margot Klingsporn (head of the photo and press agency Focus ), Giovanni di Lorenzo (editor-in-chief of the weekly newspaper Die Zeit ), Helmut Markwort ( Publisher of Focus magazine ), Georg Mascolo (editor-in-chief of Der Spiegel magazine ), Nils Minkmar ( FAZ feature editor ), Felix E. Müller (editor-in-chief of NZZ am Sonntag ), James Nachtwey (American photojournalist), Thomas Osterkorn (editor-in-chief of Stern magazine), Jan-Eric Peters (editor-in-chief of the Welt -Gruppe at Axel-Springer-Verlag ), Ines Pohl (editor-in-chief of the daily newspaper taz ), Richard David Precht (author and essayist), Ulrich Reitz (editor-in-chief of WAZ ), Anja Reschke (Author and presenter of the NDR television magazine Panorama ), Gerhard Steidl (publisher, owner of the Steidl publishing house ).
Jury 2013
New to the main jury are: Brigitte Fehrle (editor-in-chief Berliner Zeitung), Jana Hensel (deputy editor-in-chief Der Freitag), Volker Hinz (photographer), Stefan Plöchinger (editor-in-chief sueddeutsche.de), Christoph Schwennicke (editor-in-chief Cicero) and Andreas Wolfers (director of the Henri Nannen School and spokesman for the jury). In addition, there are: Margot Klingsporn (owner of the photo agency FOCUS), Giovanni di Lorenzo (editor-in-chief Die Zeit), Helmut Markwort (editor-in-chief, Focus), Nils Minkmar (head of the features section of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung), Andreas Petzold (editor-in-chief stern, alternating every year with his Colleagues Thomas Osterkorn), Jan-Eric Peters (editor-in-chief DIE WELT-Gruppe), Richard David Precht (author), Ulrich Reitz (editor-in-chief Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung), Anja Reschke (author and presenter Panorama) and Gerhard Steidl (publisher).
Jury 2014
The main jury in 2014 consisted of: Wolfgang Büchner (editor-in-chief DER SPIEGEL), Brigitte Fehrle (editor-in-chief Berliner Zeitung), Giovanni di Lorenzo (editor-in-chief DIE ZEIT), Thomas Osterkorn (editor-in-chief VIVA!), Stefan Plöchinger (editor-in-chief sueddeutsche.de), Jan-Eric Peters (editor-in-chief DIE WELT-Gruppe), Richard David Precht (author), Jörg Quoos (editor-in-chief FOCUS), Christoph Schwennicke (editor-in-chief Cicero), Anja Reschke (author and presenter Panorama) and Andreas Wolfers (director of the Henri-Nannen -School). Andreas Wolfers was the jury's spokesman.
The main jury of the Henri Nannen Prize for Photography consisted of: Stefan Erfurt (Chairman of the Board of the C / O Berlin Foundation), Kathy Ryan (Director of Photography New York Times Magazine), Marie-Pierre Subtil (Editor-in-Chief 6Mois).
Jury 2016
The main jury in 2016 consisted of: Klaus Brinkbäumer (Editor-in-Chief “Der Spiegel”), Ulrike Demmer (“Head of Capital Office Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland”, Madsack Group), Tina Hassel (Editor-in-Chief, Television and Head of the ARD Capital Office), Marion Horn (Editor-in-Chief "Bild am Sonntag"), Christian Krug (editor-in-chief "STERN"), Christoph Kucklick (editor-in-chief "GEO"), Giovanni di Lorenzo (editor-in-chief "Die Zeit"), Mathias Müller von Blumencron (editor-in-chief digital "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung"), Annette Ramelsberger (reporter “Süddeutsche Zeitung”), Ulrich Reitz (editor-in-chief “Focus”), Christoph Schwennicke (editor-in-chief “Cicero”) and Andreas Wolfers , head of the Henri-Nannen-Schule and spokesman for the jury. A separate committee decides on photography: the photographers Barbara Klemm and Andreas Mühe as well as Margot Klingsporn, head of the Focus photo agency.
Jury 2020
The main jury in 2020 consisted of: Alina Fichter (Head of Digital Format and Product Development "Deutsche Welle" and Supervisory Board Member Newsguard), Florian Gless (Editor-in-Chief of "STERN"), Claudia Kade (Head of Political Affairs "Die Welt"), Steffen Klusmann ( Editor-in-chief “Der Spiegel”), Christoph Kucklick (head of the Henri-Nannen-Schule), Caren Miosga (journalist and presenter “ARD”), Richard David Precht (philosopher and publicist), Annette Ramelsberger (court reporter “Süddeutsche Zeitung”), Sabine Rückert (editor-in-chief "Die Zeit") and Karl Spurzem (editor-in-chief "mare")
Award winners
Award winner 2005
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report (Egon Erwin Kisch Prize) |
Stefan Willeke , for “Mr. Mo fetches the factory”, in the time |
| Best investigative performance | Freddie Röckenhaus , Thomas Hennecke , for “Finanzmisere Borussia Dortmund”, in Kicker and in the Süddeutsche Zeitung |
| Particularly understandable reporting | Uwe Buse , Ullrich Fichtner , Mario Kaiser , Uwe Klussmann , Walter Mayer , Christian Neef , for “Putin's Ground Zero - The Children of Beslan”, in the mirror |
| humor | the column Streiflicht , in the Süddeutsche Zeitung |
| Best photo report | Yang Yankang , for “The Long March to the Dear God”, in GEO |
| Life's work |
Peter Scholl-Latour (in the 1980s also publisher and editor-in-chief of stern for a time ); Jury statement: "for his extensive journalistic life's work and his contribution to quality journalism" |
| Freedom of the press |
Irina Chalip , deputy editor-in-chief of the Belarusian daily Belorusskaya Delovaya Gazeta ; Jury statement: "Appreciated for your courageous fight for press freedom in Belarus" |
Prize winner 2006
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report (Egon Erwin Kisch Prize) |
Bartholomäus Grill , for “I just want happy music”, in the time |
| Best investigative performance | Kayhan Özgenç , for "VW Affair - A Supplier Unpacks", in Focus |
| Particularly understandable reporting | Henning Sußebach , Stefan Willeke , for "Operation wage pressure", in the time |
| humor | Kurt Kister , for his column "Our best - Kurt Kister on the staff of the Berlin Republic", in the SZ magazine |
| Best photo report | Jim Gehrz , for "The Soldier Jessica Clements", in VIEW |
| Special Price | the New Orleans Times-Picayune newspaper ; Jury statement: "The story of the workforce, who kept reporting while their editorial offices and their houses drowned in the water, went around the world as a case of exemplary journalism." |
| Life's work | the historian Joachim Fest ; The prize is also recognition for Fest's contribution to quality journalism, the 79-year-old former FAZ publisher gave "essential impetus for dealing with the German past", according to the jury |
| Freedom of the press | the Istanbul Armenian Hrant Dink , then editor-in-chief of the bilingual Turkish-Armenian weekly newspaper Agos , who advocated a reappraisal of the history of the Armenian minority in Turkey and a rapprochement between the two ethnic groups |
2007 award winners
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report (Egon Erwin Kisch Prize) |
Klaus Brinkbäumer , for "The African Odyssey", in the Spiegel Henning Sußebach , for "Hoffmanns Blick auf die Welt", in Die Zeit (1st place was awarded twice) |
| Best investigative performance | Klaus Ott , Markus Balser , Hans Leyendecker , for “Siemens / bribes scandal”, in the Süddeutsche Zeitung |
| Particularly understandable reporting | Alexander Smoltczyk , for "The Fallible", in the mirror |
| humor | Hans Zippert , for the column “Zippert zaps”, in the world |
| Best photo report | Alessandro Scotti , for "World Power Drugs", in GEO |
| Life's work | the photographer Robert Lebeck ; Jury statement: “With his pictures, the photographer Robert Lebeck has made a significant contribution to shaping our image of the world and the personalities who act in it. Few photographers have come as close to contemporaries as Lyndon B. Johnson, Max Frisch or Romy Schneider as Lebeck, hardly anyone has become as exemplary for young photographers as he, with his sovereign combination of intimacy and seriousness. " |
| Freedom of the press | the last independent Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta ; Jury member Andreas Petzold said: “We have been following the fight that the Novaya Gazeta editorial team has been waging for democracy and human rights against all attempts to bring the media in their country under government control and in many cases to reveal the truth with respect and admiration disguise. If there is anyone who is doing a very special commitment to the freedom and independence of journalistic reporting at this time, it is Dmitri Muratow and his editorial team. " |
2008 award winners
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report (Egon Erwin Kisch Prize) |
Sabine Rückert , for “How evil came to Ticino”, in Die Zeit |
| Best investigative performance | Matthias Geyer , Lothar Gorris , Detlef Hacke , Udo Ludwig , for "Doping in German cycling", in Der Spiegel |
| Particularly understandable reporting | Katja Trippel , Lars Abromeit , Torsten Hampel , for “Fight to the Last Fish”, in GEO |
| humor | Harald Martenstein , for his "Signs of Life" column in Zeit Magazin Leben |
| Best photo report | Lu Guang , for "The Black Giant", in GEO |
| Life's work | the literary critic Marcel Reich-Ranicki ; Jury member Thomas Osterkorn stated: "With his decisive reviews, his passionate debates and his passionate commitment to literature and its humanitarian strength, Marcel Reich-Ranicki has set standards - also for quality journalism in Germany." |
| Freedom of the press | Zainab Ahmed , for her steadfastness and her commitment to freedom of reporting, on behalf of all Iraqi journalists at the Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR) |
Prize winner 2009
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report (Egon Erwin Kisch Prize) |
Katja Thimm , for "Rolf, me and Alzheimer", in the mirror |
| Best investigative performance | Melanie Bergermann , for “I cheated on you” in Wirtschaftswoche |
| Particularly understandable reporting | Klaus Brinkbäumer , Ullrich Fichtner , Beat Balzli , Hauke Goos , Frank Hornig , Ralf Hoppe , Ansbert Kneip , Jochen Brenner , for “The Bank Robbery”, in the mirror |
| humor | Oliver Maria Schmitt , for "I'll be Ertugrul" in the FAZ |
| Best photo report | Yang Yankang , for "The Power of Faith", in GEO |
| Life's work |
Jürgen Leinemann ; Jury member Andreas Petzold stated: “Jürgen Leinemann's work is an example of excellent quality journalism. His almost psychoanalytical view of the people portrayed made him masterful in recognizing the limitations of the people he wrote about. As a meticulous researcher and ruthless analyst, despite the sharpness of the judgment, he has never forgotten fairness. " |
| Freedom of the press | Robert Ménard , co-founder and former general secretary of the organization "Reporters without Borders" (Reporters sans frontières) |
Award winner 2010
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report (Egon Erwin Kisch Prize) |
Hania Luczak , for “A new belly for Lenie”, in GEO |
| Best investigative performance | Jürgen Dahlkamp , Gunther Latsch , Jörg Schmitt , for “The Middelhoff-Oppenheim-Esch Connection”, in the mirror |
| Particularly understandable reporting | Katja Gloger , Jan Christoph Wiechmann , Giuseppe Di Grazia , for “America's Dark Secret”, in the star |
| humor | Andreas Bock , Dirk Gieselmann , Fabian Jonas , Lucas Vogelsang , for the live ticker on 11freunde.de |
| Best photo report | Tomás Munita , for “The Island of Torment”, in GEO |
| Special Price |
Marc Baumann , Martin Langeder , Mauritius Much , Bastian Obermayer , for “Letters from the Front”, in the Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin ; Jury statement: “Conveys an authentic feeling for how the Germans got into the war and the war got to the Germans. A distant front is suddenly very close. " |
| Life's work | Helmut Schmidt |
| Freedom of the press | Maziar Bahari , "on behalf of oppressed journalists in Iran" |
Award winner 2011
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report (Egon Erwin Kisch Prize) |
no prizewinner (originally awarded to René Pfister for "Am Stellpult", published in Spiegel , later revoked ) |
| Best investigative performance | Christine Kröger , for “In Doubt for the Public Prosecutor”, in the Weser-Kurier |
| Particularly understandable reporting | Ulrike Demmer , Markus Feldenkirchen , Ullrich Fichtner , Matthias Gebauer , John Goetz , Hauke Goos , Jochen-Martin Gutsch , Susanne Koelbl , Christoph Schwennicke , Shoib Najafizada , Holger Stark , for “A German Crime”, in the mirror |
| humor | Hans Zippert , for “I hit the beat”, in the world |
| Best photo report | Stephan Vanfleteren , for “There's something new here since yesterday”, in the Swiss cultural magazine Du |
| Special Price | Susanne Leinemann , for “The Raid”, in Zeit magazine |
| Life's work | Wolf Schneider |
| Freedom of the press | the French newspaper Le Canard enchainé , whose editorship in France, according to jury member Andreas Petzold, "relentlessly exposes political scandals and corruption" |
Prize winner 2012
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report ( Egon Erwin Kisch Prize ) |
Stefan Willeke , "The Last Saurian", report on Jürgen Großmann , published in Die Zeit |
| Best investigative performance | Nikolaus Harbusch and Martin Heidemanns for “ Vortex about private credit - Did Wulff deceive parliament?”, Published in the Bild newspaper, and Hans Leyendecker , Klaus Ott and Nicolas Richter for “The Formula 1 Affair ”, published in Süddeutschen Newspaper (the SZ editors did not accept the award in protest against the award given to the Bildzeitung editors) |
| Best documentation | Ferry Batzoglou , Manfred Ertel , Ullrich Fichtner , Hauke Goos , Ralf Hoppe , Thomas Hüetlin , Guido Mingels , Christian Reiermann , Cordt Schnibben , Christoph Schult , Thomas Schulz , Alexander Smoltczyk , for "A bomb idea," Documentation on sovereign debt crisis in the euro zone , published in the mirror |
| Best photo report | Kai Löffelbein , for “Our trash in Africa”, published on stern.de |
| Best essay | Niklas Maak , for "Architects, on the barricades!", Appeared in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung |
| Life's work | FC Gundlach |
| Freedom of the press | Nick Davies for researching the News International scandal |
Prize winner 2013
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report ( Egon Erwin Kisch Prize ) |
Heike Faller , “The Driven”, report on the psychology of pedophiles, published in Zeitmagazin |
| Best investigative performance | Wolfgang Kaes for “Missing. Lost. And almost forgotten ", published in the General-Anzeiger (Bonn) |
| Best documentation | Fabian Gartmann and Sönke Iwersen , for “Shop closing”, documentation on Schlecker's insolvency, published in the Handelsblatt |
| Best photo report | Sandra Hoyn , for “Die Kampfkinder”, published on emerge-mag.com |
| Best essay | Bernd Ulrich , for “Who are we, today ?!”, published in Die Zeit |
| Life's work | Anneliese Friedmann , editor of the Münchner Abendzeitung |
| Freedom of the press | René Wappler from the Lausitzer Rundschau |
2014 award winners
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report ( Egon Erwin Kisch Prize ) |
Özlem Gezer , “The love of his life”, report on Cornelius Gurlitt and his art treasure, published in Spiegel on November 18, 2013 |
| Best investigative performance | Jacob Appelbaum , Nikolaus Blome , Hubert Gude, Ralf Neukirch, René Pfister , Laura Poitras , Marcel Rosenbach , Jörg Schindler , Gregor Peter Schmitz and Holger Stark from Der Spiegel for the articles "Chancellor cellphone in the US visor?" / "The uncanny Friend". |
| Best documentation | Malte Henk for “Don't call us heroes”, published in GEO on October 25, 2013 |
| Best photo report | Moises Saman , for “In the Realm of Death”, published in Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin on July 19, 2013 |
| Best essay | Wolfgang Uchatius , for “Should I choose or shop?”, Published in DIE ZEIT on September 19, 2013 |
| Life's work | Alfred Grosser |
| Freedom of the press | Laura Poitras (thinking about donating the prize money and melting down the bust) |
Prize winner 2016
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report ( Egon Erwin Kisch Prize ) |
Jan Christoph Wiechmann , "Three Warriors", report on the war in Afghanistan from three different perspectives, published in Stern on April 9, 2015 |
| Best investigative performance | The Spiegel team , “Summer, Sun, Black Money”, article about the questionable allocation of the 2006 World Cup to Germany, published in Spiegel on October 17, 2015 |
| Best documentation | Wolfgang Bauer , "Life after Hell", report on girls and women in Nigeria who were kidnapped by the terrorist militia Boko Haram , published in Zeitmagazin on August 20, 2015 |
| Best photo report | Arne Svenson , “The world is too much for me”, photo report about private retreats in Manhattan , published in Zeitmagazin on January 1st, 2015 |
| Best web report | Team of the Berliner Morgenpost , "M29 - Berlin bus of the big differences" report on social contradictions in the German capital, published in the Berliner Morgenpost on January 13, 2015 |
| Best staged photography | Jojakim Cortis / Adrian Sonderegger , “Don't trust your eyes!”, Critical examination of the effect of images, published in Geo on March 20, 2015 |
| Special Price | for the Syrian photographer Hosam Katan |
Award winner 2017
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report ( Egon Erwin Kisch Prize ) |
Amrai Coen and Tanja Stelzer , "Brussels, March 22, 2016", about the terrorist attacks in Brussels on March 22, 2016 , published in Zeit on July 14, 2016 |
| Best investigative performance | Team of the Sueddeutsche Zeitung : Bastian Obermayer , Frederik Obermaier , Vanessa Wormer , Katrin Langhans , Mauritius Much , Hannes Munzinger for publishing the Panama Papers |
| Best documentation | Nicola Meier , “Who saves Klara?”, Published in the 39/2016 issue of Die Zeit |
| Best reportage photography | Bieke Depoorter , “May we sleep with you?”, Close-ups from everyday life in Egyptian families, five years after the revolution in Egypt in 2011 , published in Geo issue 03/16 |
| Best web project | Axel Springer Academy : Adrian Arab, Katja Belousova, Lukas Dombrowski, Henry Donovan, Julian Erbersdobler, Johanna Gerber, Sebastian Gubernator, Abdullah Khan, Gerrit-Freya Klebe, Larissa Königs, Alina Leimbach, Tim Osing, Tobias Perlick, Maximilian Wessing, Sabine Winkler, Louisa Nele Würzbach for sachor.jetzt , Snapchat project on the Holocaust |
| Best staged photography | Jean-François Bouchard , “Jody was a woman”, published in Stern on April 28, 2017 |
| Special Price | Banu Güven |
| Special Mention Reportage Photography | Kaveh Rostamkhani , “Rebordering Europe”, A Discussion of European Border Policy and New Dynamics of Migrant Autonomy since the Long Summer of Migration, published on the project website rebordering.eu on January 27, 2016 |
Prize winners 2018
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report ( Egon Erwin Kisch Prize ) |
Markus Feldenkirchen : Mannomannomann , Der Spiegel |
| Best investigative performance | Mohamed Amjahid , Daniel Müller, Yassin Musharbash , Holger Stark and Fritz Zimmermann, collaboration: Sebastian Mondial : An attack is to be expected , Die Zeit |
| Best documentation | Caterina Lobenstein : Why doesn't Ms. Noe earn more? , The time |
| Best reportage photography | Pablo Ernesto Piovano : In a poisoned land , star |
| Best web project | Dominik Osswald , Urs Wyss, Christian Mülhauser , Olivier Christe, Kaspar Manz and Marc Brupbacher : In icy depths - expedition into a glacier , Tagesanzeiger.ch |
| Best staged photography | Adam Ferguson: Escaping the Hereafter , Star |
| Special Price | Souad Mekhennet |
Prize winners 2019
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report ( Egon Erwin Kisch Prize ) |
Bastian Berbner : Me and the completely different one , SZ-Magazin |
| Best investigative performance | Pascale Müller , Stefanie Prandl : Raped in Europe's fields , Buzzfeed / Cooperation with Correctiv |
| Best investigative performance in a local newspaper | Oliver Schmetz , Stephan Mohne : Expensive gang: The dubious salaries of staff councils , Aachener Zeitung / Aachener Nachrichten |
| Best documentation | Karsten Krogmann and Christian Jonathan Ahlers: The Högel Files , NWZ Online |
| Best reportage photography | James Nachtwey : War Reporting , Stern |
| Best web project | Katharina Brunner , Sabrina Ebitsch , Sebastian Gierke and Martina Schories : The split parliament , sueddeutsche.de |
| Best staged photography | Stephan Vanfleteren: How do you imagine your future , Mare |
| Special Price | Annette Ramelsberger , Wiebke Ramm , Rainer Stadler and Tanjev Schultz , Süddeutsche Zeitung , for their five-year coverage of the NSU trial |
Prize winners 2020
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best report ( Egon Erwin Kisch Prize ) |
Dominik Stawski : When the heart fails and there is only one salvation , Stern |
| Best investigative performance | Maik Baumgärtner , Vera Deleja-Hotko , Martin Knobbe , Walter Mayr , Alexandra Rojkov , Wolf Wiedmann-Schmidt , Leila Al-Serori , Oliver Das Gupta , Peter Münch , Frederik Obermaier , Bastian Obermayer : Ibiza affair , Der Spiegel and Süddeutsche Zeitung |
| Best investigative performance in a local newspaper | Christoph Heinemann : Soko 'Cold Cases' - Chronicle of a failure , Hamburger Abendblatt |
| Best documentation | Amrai Coen , Malte Henk : If they don't let you in Yemen, report anyway , Die Zeit |
| Best reportage photography | Dina Litovsky : Relax a little , Stern |
| Best web project | Rezo : The Destruction of the CDU , on YouTube |
| Best staged photography | Marteline Nystad , The Body Revolution , Brigitte |
| Special Price | Rami Abdurrahman , for the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), which has documented human rights violations in the Syrian civil war for years |
Prize winner 2021
| category | Award winners |
|---|---|
| Best text report ( Egon Erwin Kisch Prize ) |
Xifan Yang : The Messenger of Confucius, The Time |
| Investigation | Roman Dobrokhotov, Matthias Gebauer, Christo Grozev, Roman Lehberger, Fidelius Schmid, Joerg Diehl, Christian Esch: These are the men who Navalny should kill , Der Spiegel (in cooperation with Eliot Higgins , CNN , The Insider ) |
| Local | Stefan Proetel: The business of the Bundestag member Nikolas Löbel , Mannheimer Morgen |
| republic | Daniel Deckers : Reporting on sexual abuse by clergy of the Catholic Church , Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung |
| Story of the year | Lars Dittrich, Melanie Gath, Mai-Thi Nguyen-Kim : Corona is just getting started , MaiLab / Funk |
| Special Price | Klaas Heufer-Umlauf , Sophie Passmann , Joko Winterscheidt and Florida TV : Thomas Schmitt , Arne Kreutzfeldt , Claudia Schölzel and Thomas Martiens, for A Short Story of Moria and Men’s Worlds |
literature
- Christian Brückner: Henri Nannen Prize 2005 (3 audio audio CDs). Audio Media Verlag, June 2005, ISBN 3-937847-32-4 .
- The Jury of the Henri Nannen Prize (Ed.): To start with an earthquake! The best journalistic stories of the year . Murmann-Verlag, Hamburg 2007. ISBN 978-3-86774-008-1
Web links
- Official website of the award
- Literature by and about Nannen Prize in the catalog of the German National Library
Individual evidence
- ↑ Awards for two articles in ZEITmagazin . Zeitmagazin , April 28, 2016.
- ↑ Source: Website of the Nannen Prize, PDF on the price (PDF)
- ↑ On the cancellation of the prize money: Hamburger Abendblatt, April 27, 2016 , accessed on July 31, 2016.
- ↑ Media crisis: The Henri Nannen Prize will not be awarded in 2015 , accessed on September 18, 2014
- ↑ 2016 Henri Nannen Prize again . derStandard.at, July 19, 2015; Retrieved July 20, 2015.
- ↑ Markus Ehrenberg: A sought-after journalist award also goes to Youtuber. In: Der Tagesspiegel . April 30, 2020, accessed May 1, 2020.
- ↑ Stefanie Rejzek: Nannen Prize 2017. Kaveh Rostamkhani - Rebordering Europe. In: Freelens. Freelens e. V., May 2, 2017, accessed June 7, 2017 .
- ↑ Competition for the Henri Nannen Prize started in 2009. (No longer available online.) November 17, 2008, archived from the original on February 3, 2009 ; Retrieved May 29, 2014 .
- ^ Scandal at the Henri Nannen Prize . The daily newspaper, May 11, 2012
- ^ Jacob Appelbaum: The social pressure of conformity. Nachtkritik.de , May 23, 2014, accessed May 29, 2014 .
- ↑ Thanks to Jacob Appelbaum. Bund der Antifaschisten , May 27, 2014, accessed on May 29, 2014 .
- ↑ a b Laura Poitras: Laura Poitras statement in German. (No longer available online.) Norddeutscher Rundfunk , May 28, 2014, archived from the original on May 29, 2014 ; Retrieved May 29, 2014 .
- ↑ The nominations for the Henri Nannen Prize 2010 have been confirmed. (No longer available online.) April 16, 2010, archived from the original on May 30, 2014 ; Retrieved May 29, 2014 .
- ^ Statement by the jury of the Henri Nannen Prize dated May 9, 2011. (No longer available online.) May 9, 2011, archived from the original on August 7, 2011 ; Retrieved May 29, 2014 .
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