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Janusz-Korczak-Preis is a literary prize of Hesse.

Winners

1978 Andreas Mehringer
1979 Prof. Dr. Boguslaw Halikowski, Szczecin
1980 Prof. Dr. Shimon Sachs, Tel-Aviv
1983 Bella Abramowna Dizur, Riga
1985 Mirjam Akavia, Tel-Aviv
1986 Igor Newerly, Warschau
1987 Jüdische Gemeinde Gießen
1988 Prof. Dr. Józef Bogusz, Krakau
1988 Leon Harari, Kibbuz Maale Hachamisha
1988 Dr. Rafael Scharf, London
1990 Szmuel Gogol, Ramat Gan
1993 Ks. Arkadiusz Nowak, Piastów
2008 Itzchak Belfer, Tel-Aviv

Literary awards of Hesse

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Winners

1978 Andreas Mehringer

1979 Prof. Dr. Boguslaw Halikowski, Szczecin

1980 Prof. Dr. Shimon Sachs, Tel-Aviv

1983 Bella Abramowna Dizur, Riga

1985 Mirjam Akavia, Tel-Aviv

1986 Igor Newerly, Warschau

1987 Jüdische Gemeinde Gießen

1988 Prof. Dr. Józef Bogusz, Krakau

1988 Leon Harari, Kibbuz Maale Hachamisha

1988 Dr. Rafael Scharf, London

1990 Szmuel Gogol, Ramat Gan

1993 Ks. Arkadiusz Nowak, Piastów

2008 Itzchak Belfer, Tel-Aviv

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