- Marcel Pollitzer Prize
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The Marcel Pollitzer Prize, formally the prix des écrivains combattants Fondation Marcel Pollitzer, is a French literary award created in 1953 by the Association des écrivains combattants. Named for writer Marcel Pollitzer, it is awarded every year to "a work of history and, preferably, to a biography"[1].
List of winners
- 1972 - Claude Michelet
- 1973 - Gabriel de Broglie
- 1974 - Micheline Dupuy
- 1975 - Françoise de Bernardy
- 1976 - Philippe Ragueneau
- 1977 - Roger Glachant
- 1978 - Pierre Levergeois
- 1979 - Bernardine Melchior-Bonnet
- 1980 - Paul Guth
- 1981 - Arnaud d'Antin de Vaillac
- 1982 - Danièle Decure
- 1983 - Marc Audry
- 1984 - Pierre Miquel
- 1985 - Hervé Le Boterf
- 1986 - Christian Pennera
- 1987 - Micheline Dupray
- 1988 - Bernard Pierre
- 1989 - Gaston Palewski
- 1990 - Michel Herubel
- 1991 - Philippe Séguin
- 1992 - Arthur Conte
- 1993 - Pierre Pellissier
- 1994 - Jacques Hubert
- 1995 - François Bayrou
- 1996 - Hélie de Saint Marc
- 1997 - Claude Guy
- 1998 - Guillemette de Sairigne
- 1999 - Geneviève de Gaulle-Anthonioz
- 2000 - André Sellier
- 2001 - Geneviève Salkin
- 2002 - François Broche
- 2003 - Jean-Christophe Notin
- 2005 - Georges Longeret, Jacques Lauret et Cyril Bondroit
- 2006 - Amaury Lorin
- 2007 - André Turcat
- 2008 - Francis Hure
- 2009 - Dominique Paladhile
- 2010 - Charles Zorgbibe
- 2010 - Henri Bogdan
References
Categories:- French literary awards
- History awards
- Biography awards
- Awards established in 1953
- Award stubs
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