- Source: Quickborn-Preis
Quickborn-Preis is a literary prize of Germany, which is given for special achievements in the field of Low German language literature or folklore research. First awarded in 1960, it is awarded every two years, and the winner receives a prize of 2000 euros.
Prize winners
= 1960 – 1984
=1960: Paul Selk
1962: Rudolf Kinau
1964: Alma Rogge
1966: Albert Mähl
1970: Wilhelmine Siefkes
1972: Heinrich Schmidt-Barrien
1974: Hinrich Kruse
1976: Theodor Schuster
1978: Günter Harte
1980: Heinrich Diers
1982: Johann Diedrich Bellmann
1984: Konrad Hansen
= Prize winners since 1992
=1992: Heinrich Kröger
1994: Friedrich W. Michelsen
1996: Heinrich Egon Hansen
1998: Jürgen Schierer
2000: Hans Timmermann
2002: Inge Bichel and Ulf Bichel
2004: Cornelia Nenz
2006: Volker Holm
2008: Jürgen Meier
2010: Heike Müns
2012: Hartmut Cyriacks and Peter Nissen
2014: Georg Bühren
2016: Dieter Andresen
2018: Karl-Heinz Madauß
2020: Heinrich Thies