https://wiki-de.moshellshocker.dns64.de/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Duff_Cooper_Prize Duff Cooper Prize - Versionsgeschichte 2026-05-29T16:29:07Z Versionsgeschichte dieser Seite in Wikipedia (Deutsch) – Lokale Kopie MediaWiki 1.43.8 https://wiki-de.moshellshocker.dns64.de/index.php?title=Duff_Cooper_Prize&diff=2519014&oldid=prev imported>Drahreg01: +2026. 2026-03-17T05:37:16Z <p>+2026.</p> <p><b>Neue Seite</b></p><div>Der &#039;&#039;&#039;Duff Cooper Prize&#039;&#039;&#039; ist ein [[Vereinigtes Königreich|britischer]] [[Literaturpreis]]. Er wurde im Gedenken an den Diplomaten [[Alfred Duff Cooper, 1. Viscount Norwich]] ins Leben gerufen und seit 1956 jährlich für ein politisches, historisches, biografisches oder (seltener) lyrisches Werk verliehen. Der Preis ist mit £&amp;nbsp;5000 dotiert.<br /> <br /> == Preisträger ==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;column-width:30em&quot;&gt;<br /> * 1956: [[Alan Moorehead]], &#039;&#039;Gallipoli&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1957: [[Lawrence Durrell]], &#039;&#039;Bitter Lemons&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1958: [[John Betjeman]], &#039;&#039;Collected Poems&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1959: [[Patrick Leigh Fermor]] &#039;&#039;Mani&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1960: Andrew Young &#039;&#039;Collected Poems&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1961: [[Jocelyn Baines]] &#039;&#039;Joseph Conrad&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1962: [[Michael Howard (Historiker)|Michael Howard]], &#039;&#039;The Franco-Prussian War&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1963: [[Aileen Ward]], &#039;&#039;John Keats: The Making of a Poet&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1964: [[Ivan Morris]], &#039;&#039;The World of the Shining Prince&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1965: [[George D. Painter]], &#039;&#039;Marcel Proust&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1966: [[Nirad C. Chaudhuri]], &#039;&#039;The Continent of Circe&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1967: [[J. A. Baker]], &#039;&#039;The Peregrine&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1968: [[Roy Fuller]], &#039;&#039;New Poems&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1969: [[John Gross (Autor)|John Gross]], &#039;&#039;The Man of Letters&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1970: [[Enid McLeod]], &#039;&#039;Charles of Orleans&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1971: [[Geoffrey Grigson]], &#039;&#039;Discoveries of Bones and Stones&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1972: [[Quentin Bell]], &#039;&#039;Virginia Woolf&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1973: [[Robin Lane Fox]], &#039;&#039;Alexander the Great&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1974: [[Jon Stallworthy]], &#039;&#039;Wilfred Owen&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1975: [[Seamus Heaney]], &#039;&#039;North&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1976: [[Denis Mack Smith]], &#039;&#039;Mussolini’s Roman Empire&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1977: [[E. R. Dodds]], &#039;&#039;Missing Persons&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1978: [[Mark Girouard]], &#039;&#039;Life in the English Country House&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1979: [[Geoffrey Hill]], &#039;&#039;Tenebrae&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1980: [[Robert Bernard Martin]], &#039;&#039;Tennyson, The Unquiet Heart&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1981: [[Victoria Glendinning]], &#039;&#039;Edith Sitwell&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1982: [[Richard Ellmann]], &#039;&#039;James Joyce&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1983: [[Peter Porter (Schriftsteller)|Peter Porter]], &#039;&#039;Collected Poems&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1984: [[Hilary Spurling]], &#039;&#039;Ivy When Young: The Early Life of Ivy Compton-Burnett, 1884–1919&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1985: [[Ann Thwaite]], &#039;&#039;Edmund Gosse&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1986: [[Alan Crawford]], &#039;&#039;C. R. Ashbee&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1987: [[Robert Studley Forrest Hughes]], &#039;&#039;The Fatal Shore&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1988: [[Humphrey Carpenter]], &#039;&#039;The Life of Ezra Pound&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1989: [[Ian Gibson (Historiker)|Ian Gibson]], &#039;&#039;Federico Garcia Lorca&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1990: [[Hugh Peniston Cecil|Hugh Cecil]] und [[Mirabel Cecil]], &#039;&#039;Clever Hearts &#039;&#039;<br /> * 1991: [[Ray Monk]], &#039;&#039;Ludwig Wittgenstein&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1992: [[Peter Hennessy, Baron Hennessy of Nympsfield|Peter Hennessy]], &#039;&#039;Never Again&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1993: [[John Keegan]], &#039;&#039;A History of Warfare&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1994: [[David Gilmour (Autor)|David Gilmour]], &#039;&#039;Curzon&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1995: [[Gitta Sereny]], &#039;&#039;Albert Speer: His Battle with Truth&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1996: [[Diarmaid MacCulloch]], &#039;&#039;Cranmer&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1997: [[James Buchan]], &#039;&#039;Frozen Desire&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1998: [[Richard Holmes (Historiker)|Richard Holmes]], &#039;&#039;Coleridge: Darker Reflections&#039;&#039;<br /> * 1999: [[Adam Hochschild]], &#039;&#039;King Leopold’s Ghost&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2000: [[Robert Skidelsky]], &#039;&#039;John Maynard Keynes&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2001: [[Margaret MacMillan]], &#039;&#039;Peacemakers: The Paris Peace Conference of 1919 and Its Attempt to End War&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2002: [[Jane Ridley]], &#039;&#039;The Architect and his Wife&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2003: [[Anne Applebaum]], &#039;&#039;Gulag: A History&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2004/05: [[Mark Mazower]], &#039;&#039;Salonica: City of Ghosts&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2006: [[Maya Jasanoff]], &#039;&#039;Edge of Empire: Conquest and Collecting on the Eastern Frontiers of the British Empire&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2007: [[William Dalrymple (Schriftsteller)|William Dalrymple]], &#039;&#039;The Last Mughal&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2008: [[Graham Robb]], &#039;&#039;The Discovery of France&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2009: [[Kai Bird]] und [[Martin J. Sherwin]], &#039;&#039;American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2010: [[Robert John Service]], &#039;&#039;Trotsky: A Biography&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2011: [[Sarah Bakewell]], &#039;&#039;How to Live: A Life of Montaigne&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2012: [[Robert Douglas Fairhurst]], &#039;&#039;Becoming Dickens: The Invention of a Novelist&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2013: [[Sue Prideaux]], &#039;&#039;Strindberg – A Life&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2014: [[Lucy Hughes-Hallett]], &#039;&#039;The Pike: Gabriele D’Annunzio&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2015: [[Patrick McGuinness]], &#039;&#039;Other People’s Countries: A Journey into Memory&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2016: [[Ian Bostridge]], &#039;&#039;Schubert’s Winter Journey: Anatomy of an Obsession&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2017: [[Christopher de Hamel]], &#039;&#039;Meetings with Remarkable Manuscripts&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2018: [[Anne Applebaum]], &#039;&#039;Red Famine: Stalin’s War on Ukraine&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2019: [[Julian T. Jackson]], &#039;&#039;De Gaulle&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2020: [[John Barton (Theologe)|John Barton]], &#039;&#039;A History of the Bible&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2021: [[Judith Herrin]], &#039;&#039;Ravenna: Crucible of Europe&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2022: [[Mark Mazower]], &#039;&#039;The Greek Revolution: 1821 and the Making of Modern Europe&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2023: [[Anna Keay]], &#039;&#039;The Restless Republic: Britain without a Crown&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2024: [[Julian T. Jackson|Julian Jackson]], &#039;&#039;France on Trial: The Case of Marshal Pétain&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2025: [[Sue Prideaux]], &#039;&#039;Wild Thing: A Life of Paul Gauguin&#039;&#039;<br /> * 2026: [[Tim Bouverie]], &#039;&#039;Allies at War: The Politics of Defeating Hitler&#039;&#039;<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> == Weblinks ==<br /> * [http://www.theduffcooperprize.org/ offizielle Homepage] (englisch)<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:Literaturpreis (Vereinigtes Königreich)]]<br /> [[Kategorie:Geschichtswissenschaftlicher Preis]]<br /> [[Kategorie:Erstverleihung 1956]]</div> imported>Drahreg01