Quickborn Prize
The Quickborn Prize ( nds : Quickborn-Pries) is an award for special achievements in the field of Low German language , literature or folklore research.
history
The award was created in 1962 and was then awarded regularly until 1984. Since 1992, the Quickborn Prize has been awarded every two years by the Quickborn Association for Low German Language and Literature eV in Quickborn near Hamburg . The prize has been awarded since 2006 in cooperation with the Lower Saxony Sparkasse Foundation, which also provides the prize money of € 2,000.
Award winners
Laureate from 1962 to 1984
- 1960: Paul Selk
- 1962: Rudolf Kinau
- 1964: Alma Rogge
- 1966: Albert Mähl
- 1970: Wilhelmine Siefkes
- 1972: Heinrich Schmidt-Barrien
- 1974: Hinrich Kruse
- 1976: Theodor Schuster
- 1978: Günter Harte
- 1980: Heinrich Diers
- 1982: Johann Diedrich Bellmann
- 1984: Konrad Hansen
Prize winner since the award ceremony was resumed
- 1992: Heinrich Kröger
- 1994: Friedrich W. Michelsen
- 1996: Heinrich Egon Hansen
- 1998: Jürgen Schierer
- 2000: Hans Timmermann
- 2002: Inge Bichel and Ulf Bichel
- 2004: Cornelia Nenz
- 2006: Volker Holm
- 2008: Jürgen Meier
- 2010: Heike Müns
- 2012: Hartmut Cyriacks and Peter Nissen
- 2014: Georg Bühren
- 2016: Dieter Andresen
- 2018: Karl-Heinz Madauß
Source for all award winners:
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b The Quickborn Prize. Quickborn Association for Low German Language and Literature V., accessed on August 3, 2017 .
- ↑ Quickborn Prize. In: nsks.de. Retrieved August 25, 2019.
- ↑ Quickborn Prize. Niedersächsische Sparkassenstiftung, archived from the original on August 3, 2017 ; Retrieved August 3, 2017 .