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Literaturpreis Prenzlauer Berg is a literary prize of Germany for young writers.

Recipients

2001 Jan Brandt, Monika Rinck, Daniel Falb
2002 Larissa Boehning, Niklas Ritter
2003 Svenja Leiber, Louisa Söllner, Susan Kreller
2004 Jana Scheerer, Martina Wildner, Friederike von Koenigswald
2005 Daniel Gräfe, Sascha Reh, Kolja Mensing
2006 Myriam Keil, Diana Feuerbach, Carsten Schneider
2007 Caroline Schleier, Alexandra Steffes, Steffen Roye
2008 Christian de Simoni, Katharina Bendixen, Anders Kamp, Benjamin Lauterbach
2009 Thomas Mahler, Daniel Kindslehner, Christina Kettering, Isabel Cole
2010 Jens Deeg, Jasamin Ulfat, Pierre Horn
2011 Jenifer Joanna Becker, Stefanie de Velasco
2012 Christoph Schreiber, Anna-Maria Brehm, Jan Decker
2013 Diana Heinrich, André Hager
2014 Ursula Kirchenmayer, Lili Wang, Maximilian Deibert
2015 Valentin Moritz, Saskia Trebing, Christian Dittloff
2016 Jan Weidner, Angela Lehner, Nadine Schneider
2017 David Blum, Judith Lehmann, Alexander Raschle

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