Immermann-Preis

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Immermann-Preis was a literary prize of Germany.

List of laureates[]

'Old' Immermann-Preis 1936–43(?)

• 1936: ,
• 1942:

'New' Immermann-Preis past 1947

• 1948:
• 1953: Georg Britting; Sponsorship award:
• 1954: Ernst Penzoldt
• 1955: Ilse Aichinger
• 1956: Sponsorship award: (for Jakob und die Sehnsucht)
• 1957: Marie Luise Kaschnitz; Sponsorship award: Otto Heinrich Kühner
• 1958: Wolfdietrich Schnurre (Berlin); Sponsorship award: Hans Peter Keller (Büttgen bei Neuss)
• 1959: (Reutlingen); Sponsorship award: Christoph Meckel (St. Gallen)
• 1960:
• 1961: Sponsorship award:
• 1962:
• 1965: Ernst Jünger; Sponsorship award:
• 1967: Wolfgang Koeppen; Sponsorship award:

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