Sonning Prize Laureates
Year | Recipient | Field | Nationality |
---|---|---|---|
2012 | Orhan Pamuk | author | Turkey |
2010 | Hans Magnus Enzensberger | author | Germany |
2008 | Renzo Piano | architecture | Italy |
2006 | Ágnes Heller | philosophy | Hungary |
2004 | Mona Hatoum | creative arts | United Kingdom |
2002 | Mary Robinson | UN High Commissioner for Human Rights | Ireland |
2000 | Eugenio Barba | theatre | Italy |
1998 | Jørn Utzon | architecture | Denmark |
1996 | Günter Grass | author | Germany |
1994 | Krzysztof Kieślowski | film | Poland |
1991 | Václav Havel | author and statesman | Czech Republic |
1989 | Ingmar Bergman | theatre and film | Sweden |
1987 | Jürgen Habermas | philosophy | Germany |
1985 | William Heinesen | author | Faroe Islands |
1983 | Simone de Beauvoir | author | France |
1981 | Dario Fo | theatre | Italy |
1979 | Hermann Gmeiner | founder of the SOS Children's Villages | Austria |
1977 | Arne Næss | philosophy | Norway |
1975 | Hannah Arendt | politology | Germany |
1973 | Sir Karl Popper | philosophy | Austria |
1971 | Danilo Dolci | social worker | Italy |
1970 | Max Tau | author | Germany |
1969 | Halldór Laxness | author | Iceland |
1968 | Arthur Koestler | author | United Kingdom |
1967 | Willem A. Visser't Hooft | theology | Netherlands |
1966 | Laurence Olivier | actor | United Kingdom |
1965 | Richard Nikolaus Graf Coudenhove-Kalergi | author and statesman | Austria |
1964 | Dominique Pire | theology | Belgium |
1963 | Karl Barth | theology | Switzerland |
1962 | Alvar Aalto | architecture | Finland |
1961 | Niels Bohr | physics | Denmark |
1960 | Bertrand Russell | philosophy | United Kingdom |
1959 | Albert Schweitzer | philosophy | Germany |
1950 | Sir Winston Churchill | author and statesman | United Kingdom |
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