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Werner Bergengruen

Werner Max Oskar Paul Bergengruen

German writer (1892–1964).

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9/16/1892

9/16/1892

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9/4/1964

1962

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Bavarian Academy of Fine Arts

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Nobel Prize in Literature

(1952)

: 1952

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1953)

: 1953

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1959)

: 1959

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1960)

: 1960

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1963)

: 1963

University of Marburg

(1910 - )

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: 1910

German Academy for Language and Literature

(1920 - )

: 1920

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany

(1957)

: 1957

Helene Bergengruen

Wilhelm Raabe Prize

(1951)

: 1951

Bavarian State Library

Gymnasium Philippinum Marburg

(1908 - 1910)

: 1908

: 1910

Honorary Doctor of the University of Munich

(1958)

: 1958

Pour Le Mérite for Sciences and Arts Order

(1958)

: 1958

Nino Luise Hackelsberger

(1903 - 1908)

: 1903

: 1908

Rudolstädter Senioren-Convent

Charlotte Bergengruen

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Lexikon Der Deutschsprachigen Literatur Des Baltikums Und St. Petersburgs

:184-208

Schiller Memorial Prize

(1962)

: 1962

Paul Bergengruen

Alexander Bergengruen

A Matter of Conscience