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Hugo-Jacobi-Preis
Description	Literary prize
Country	Germany

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Hugo-Jacobi-Preis is a literary prize of Germany.

Recipients

1967 Michael Ende
1964 Walter Gross
1960 Helmut Heißenbüttel
1959 John Poethen
1958 Peter Rühmkorf
1957 Cyrus Atabay
1956 Hans Magnus Enzensberger
1955 Rainer Brambach

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