Prix Henry Malherbe
The Henry Malherbe Prize is a French literary award created in 1953 by the . Named for Henry Malherbe, who received the Prix Goncourt in 1917, it is awarded every year for an essay.[1]
List of winners[]
- 1963 - Bernard Gavoty
- 1964 -
- 1965 - André Jean Ducasse
- 1966 -
- 1967 -
- 1968 -
- 1969 - Janine Weill
- 1970 - Louise Weiss
- 1971 -
- 1972 - Raymond Leopold Bruckberger
- 1973 - Pierre Billotte
- 1974 -
- 1975 - Georges Poisson
- 1976 - Michel Droit
- 1977 - Pierre-Paul Grasse
- 1978 - Jean-Émile Charon
- 1979 -
- 1980 - Suzanne Labin
- 1981 - André Gillois
- 1982 -
- 1983 -
- 1984 - Yves Coppens
- 1985 - Jean Hamburger
- 1986 - Jean-André Renoux
- 1987 - Bernard Destremau and
- 1988 - Claude des Presles
- 1989 - Pierre Deniker
- 1990 - Anne Muratori-Philip
- 1991 - Jean-Jacques Antier
- 1992 - Bernard Pierre
- 1993 - Jacques Chaban-Delmas
- 1994 - Michel Debré
- 1995 - Alain Peyrefitte
- 1996 -
- 1998 - Hélène Simon
- 1999 - Claire Daudin
- 2001 - Étienne de Montety
- 2002 -
- 2003 -
- 2004 - Arnaud Tessier
- 2005 - François Kersa
- 2006 - Annie Laurent
- 2008 - Stéphanie Petit
- 2009 -
- 2010 - Antony Beevor
- 2011 - Valéry Giscard d'Estaing
- 2012 -
- 2013 - François d'Orcival
- 2014 -
- 2015 - François-Xavier Bellamy
- 2016 - and
- 2017- Jean-Noël Jeanneney
References[]
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