Johann-Heinrich-Voß-Preis für Übersetzung
The Johann Heinrich Voß Prize in Translation (German: Johann-Heinrich-Voß-Preis für Übersetzung) is awarded yearly by the German Academy for Language and Poetry.[1]
Established 1958, it was named after the German poet and philologist Johann Heinrich Voß.
Not to be confused with the Johann-Heinrich-Voß-Preis für Literatur.
Award-winners
- 1958: Edwin Muir and Willa Muir
- 1959: Benno Geiger
- 1960: E. K. Rahsin (Elisabeth „Less“ Kaerrick)
- 1961: Jakob Hegner
- 1962: Rudolf Alexander Schröder
- 1963: Friedhelm Kemp
- 1964: Michael Hamburger
- 1965: Wolfgang Schadewaldt
- 1966: Eva Rechel-Mertens, Philippe Jaccottet
- 1967: Witold Wirpsza, Karl Dedecius
- 1968: Eva Hesse
- 1969: Hans Hennecke
- 1970: Janheinz Jahn
- 1971: Karl August Horst
- 1972: Elmar Tophoven
- 1973: Peter Gan (Richard Moering)
- 1974: Peter Urban
- 1975: Curt Meyer-Clason
- 1976: Hanns Grössel
- 1977: Edwin Maria Landau
- 1978: Übersetzerkollegium der Deutschen Thomas von Aquin-Ausgabe
- 1979: Gerda Scheffel and Helmut Scheffel
- 1980: Annemarie Schimmel
- 1981: Wolfgang Kasack
- 1982: Heinz von Sauter
- 1983: Rolf-Dietrich Keil
- 1984: Anneliese Botond
- 1985: Elisabeth Schnack
- 1986: Hanno Helbling
- 1987: Rudolf Wittkopf
- 1988: Traugott König
- 1989: Michael Walter
- 1990: Manfred Fuhrmann
- 1991: Fritz Vogelgsang
- 1992: Simon Werle
- 1993: Roswitha Matwin-Buschmann
- 1994: Werner von Koppenfels
- 1995: Rosemarie Tietze
- 1996: Joachim Kalka
- 1997: Hans-Horst Henschen
- 1998: Gustav Just
- 1999: Harry Rowohlt
- 2000: Armin Eidherr
- 2001: Burkhart Kroeber
- 2002: Gisela Perlet
- 2003: Hans Wolf
- 2004: Michael von Albrecht
- 2005: Elisabeth Edl
- 2006: Ralph Dutli
- 2007: Stefan Weidner
- 2008: Verena Reichel
- 2009: Susanne Lange
- 2010: Zsuzsanna Gahse
- 2011: Frank Günther
- 2012: Gabriele Leupold
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