FRAUENKRIMIPREIS DER STADT WIESBADEN - Encyclopedia Information

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Frauenkrimipreis der Stadt Wiesbaden was a literary prize of Hesse awarded to female writers until 2006.

Winners

2000 Petra Hammesfahr for Die Mutter
2001 Susanne Mischke for Wer nicht hören will, muß fühlen
2002 Martina Borger and Maria Elisabeth Straub for Kleine Schwester
2002 Irmtraut Karlsson for Mord am Ring
2003 Ramona Diefenbach for Schneckenspur
2004 Verena Wyss for Die Gärtnerin
2005 Sabine Deitmer for Scharfe Stiche

Literary awards of Hesse

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Winners

2000 Petra Hammesfahr for Die Mutter

2001 Susanne Mischke for Wer nicht hören will, muß fühlen

2002 Martina Borger and Maria Elisabeth Straub for Kleine Schwester

2002 Irmtraut Karlsson for Mord am Ring

2003 Ramona Diefenbach for Schneckenspur

2004 Verena Wyss for Die Gärtnerin

2005 Sabine Deitmer for Scharfe Stiche

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