Goethe-Plakette des Landes Hessen
Goethe-Plakette is the highest award by the Hessian Ministry for Science and the Arts in Hesse, Germany and has been awarded since 1949 at irregular intervals. The award is given to individuals who have contributed to arts and culture in a special way and have been influential in the cultural development of the state of Hesse.
Past winners
- Hans Hoffmann (1949)
- Bruno Stürmer (1952)
- Wilhelm Martin Dienstbach (1953)
- Erwin Piscator (1953)
- Rudolf Bultmann (1954)
- Franz Schramm (1954)
- Rudolf Asbach (1954)
- Georg Muche (1955)
- Friedrich Noack (1955)
- Otto Ritschl (1955)
- Hans Brockhaus (1955)
- Bernhard von Brentano (1955)
- Kasimir Edschmid (1955)
- Fritz von Unruh (1955)
- Carl Schuricht (1955)
- Erich Hylla (1956)
- Eberhard Beckmann (1956)
- Hermann Kasack (1956)
- Hans Leistikow (1957)
- Hermann Heiß (1957)
- Hanns Wilhelm Eppelsheimer (1958)
- Hermann Pfeiffer (1958)
- Boris Rajewsky (1958)
- Eduard Bornemann (1960)
- Werner Haftmann (1964)
- Gerhard F. Hering (1968)
- Max Horkheimer (1970)
- Marie Luise Kaschnitz (1971)
- Karl Gerold (1971)
- Karl Ernst Demandt (1973)
- Karl Krolow (1975)
- Philipp Mohler (1975)
- Ernst Krenek (1978)
- Kurt Hessenberg (1979)
- Christine Brückner (1982)
- Erich Herzog (1982)
- Siegfried Heinrich (1983)
- Hilmar Hoffmann (1985)
- Otto Kasten (1987)
- Fritz Ebner (1992)
- Hans-Dieter Resch (1992)
- Hans Drewanz (1994)
- Georg Hensel (1995)
- Tyron Montgomery (1997)
- Ina-Maria Greverus (1997)
- Thomas Stellmach (1997)
- Gisela Brackert (1997)
- Willi Ziegler (1998)
- Ulrich Reuling (2000)
- Wilhelm Fresenius (2000)
- Helen Bonzel (2001)
- Michael Herrmann (2002)
- Leo Karl Gerhartz (2003)
- Eva Demski (2004)
- Wolfram Nicol (2005)
- Emil Mangelsdorff (2006)
- Wolfgang Seeliger (2006)
- Hans Hollmann (2006)
- Solf Schaefer (2007)
- Margareta Dillinger (2007)
- Johnny Klinke (2007)
- Heinz-Werner Wunderlich (2007)
- Hermann Zapf (2007)
- Martin Lutz (2007)
- Eike Wilm Schulte (2008)
- Michael Hocks (2008)
- Fritz-Rudolf Herrmann (2008)
- Udo Henke (2010)
- Paulus Böhmer (2011)
- Alexander U. Martens (2012)
- Claus Helmer (2012)
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