Stalin Prize

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Obverse of the Stalin Prize

The Stalin Prize , the highest civilian award in the Soviet Union , was created in 1941 to honor outstanding achievements in the scientific, literary, artistic or musical fields. The prize was often awarded for individual works by an artist. A commission for awarding the Stalin Prize existed to select the winners .

After 1954, the award was known as the Lenin Prize ; the USSR State Prize was introduced as its successor in 1966 .

Carrier (selection)

1941

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1952

1953

  • Manfred von Ardenne : Collaboration on the Soviet atomic bomb
  • Wilhelm Fischer : Collaboration on Soviet missile technology
  • Bruno Golecki : Collaboration on Soviet missile technology, increasing target accuracy through control with lead
  • Pablo Neruda : Commitment to the Consolidation of Peace among the Nations; later Nobel Prize Winner (1971)

1954

See also

Individual evidence

  1. Alexander Ptushko's biography on kino-teatr.ru (Russian), accessed on May 14, 2020
  2. Vladimir Gribkov's biography on kino-teatr.ru (Russian), accessed on December 4, 2019