List of Recipients
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Year | Name | Nationality and occupation |
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1964 | Jan Kott | Polish theater critic |
1965 | Tudor Arghezi | Romanian writer |
László Németh | Hungarian writer | |
1966 | Ján Cikker | Slovak composer |
1967 | Witold Lutosławski | Polish composer |
Mihai Pop | Romanian ethnologist | |
Vladimír Kompánek | Slovak sculptor | |
1968 | Lajos Vayer | Hungarian art historian |
Miroslav Krleža | Croatian writer | |
1969 | Pancho Vladigerov | Bulgarian composer, pedagogue, and pianist |
1970 | Tseko Torbov | Bulgarian philosopher, lawyer, and translator |
Gyula Illyés | Hungarian poet and novelist | |
Zoltan Franjo | Romanian poet and translator | |
1971 | Zaharia Stancu | Romanian writer |
1972 | Gyula Ortutay | Hungarian ethnographer |
Virgil Vătăşianu | Romanian art historian | |
Atanas Dalchev | Bulgarian poet, critic and translator | |
1973 | Zbigniew Herbert | Polish poet, essayist and moralist |
1974 | Ivan Dujchev | Bulgarian historian, medievalist |
1975 | Nichita Stănescu | Romanian poet |
Gabor Presisch | Hungarian architect | |
1976 | Dezső Keresztury | Hungarian writer, poet |
Marin Goleminov | Bulgarian composer and conductor | |
1977 | Eugen Barbu | Romanian novelist, playwright and journalist |
Krzysztof Penderecki | Polish composer | |
1978 | Béla Gunda | Hungarian ethnographer |
1979 | Ferenc Farkas | Hungarian composer |
Atanas Natev | Bulgarian philosopher | |
1980 | Emil Condurachi | Romanian academician, historian |
Vera Mutafcheva | Bulgarian writer and historian | |
1981 | Sándor Csoóri | Hungarian poet, writer |
1982 | Ana Blandiana | Romanian poet, essayist, and political figure |
Imre Varga | Hungarian sculptor | |
1983 | Władysław Bartoszewski | Polish historian and politician |
Jozef Jankovič | Slovak sculptor | |
György Konrád | Hungarian novelist and essayist | |
Adrian Marino | Romanian literary critic | |
Stoimen Stoilov | Bulgarian artist | |
1984 | Constantin Lucaci | Romanian sculptor |
Krzysztof Meyer | Polish composer | |
1985 | Adrian Marino | Romanian literary critic, historian and theoretician |
1986 | Tekla Dömötör | Hungarian writer |
Anatol Vieru | Romanian composer | |
1987 | József Ujfalussy | Hungarian aesthete |
1988 | Ana Blandiana | Romanian poet |
Zoe Dumitrescu Bușulenga | Romanian literature historian and critic | |
Constantin Noica | Romanian philosopher and essayist | |
György Györffy | Hungarian historian | |
1989 | Nikolay Genchev | Bulgarian historian |
1990 | Dejan Medaković | Serbian art historian and poet |
András Vizkelety | Hungarian philologist | |
1991 | Marin Sorescu | Romanian poet, playwright, and novelist |
Stoimen Stoilov | Bulgarian artist | |
1992 | Zmaga Kumer | Slovenian musicologist, Slavics scholar, and folklore researcher |
1994 | Sándor Kányádi | Hungarian poet |
Zigmas Zinkevičius | Lithuanian linguist and historian | |
1995 | Wisława Szymborska | Polish poet, essayist and translator |
Jaan Undusk | Estonian writer and literary critic | |
Mirko Kovač | Croatian, Serbian, montnegrin, bosno-Herzegovinian writer | |
1996 | Konstantin Iliev | Bulgarian dramatist |
Pēteris Vasks | Latvian composer | |
1997 | Bogdan Bogdanović | Serbian architect |
Ferenc Glatz | Hungarian academician, professor | |
Jaan Kross | Estonian writer | |
1998 | Imre Bak | Hungarian artist |
Andrei Corbea Hoişie | Romanian philologist | |
1999 | Mircea Dinescu | Romanian poet, editor and dissident |
István Fried | Hungarian literary scholar | |
Svetlana Alexievich | Byelorussian investigative journalist | |
2000 | Imre Kertész | Hungarian writer |
Milan Kundera | Czech writer | |
Nikola Georgiev | Bulgarian literary historian, professor | |
Arvo Pärt | Estonian composer | |
2001 | Yuri Andrukhovych | Ukrainian writer |
Janez Bernik | Slovenian painter | |
János Böhönyey | Hungarian architect | |
Marek Kopelent | Czech composer | |
2002 | Péter Esterházy | Hungarian writer |
2003 | Drago Jančar | Slovenian novelist and dramatist |
Vasil Gyuzelev | Bulgarian historian, professor | |
Károly Manherz | Hungarian Germanist, linguist, professor | |
Ana Maria Zahariade | Romanian architect | |
2004 | Theodore Antoniou | Greek composer and conductor |
Éva Pócs | Hungarian ethnographer | |
2005 | Károly Klimó | Hungarian artist |
Hanna Krall | Polish journalist and writer | |
Primož Kuret | Slovenian historian and musicologist | |
Jiří Kuthan | Czech historian and art historian | |
Andrei Marga | Romanian professor, philosopher | |
Eimuntas Nekrošius | Lithuanian theater director | |
Krešimir Nemec | Croatian literary critic | |
2006 | Wlodzimierz Borodziej | Polish historian |
Nicos Hadzinikolau | Greek art historian | |
Gabriela Kilianova | Slovak ethnologist | |
Ene Mihkelson | Estonian writer | |
Vojteh Ravnikar | Slovenian architect, professor |
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