The Kossuth Prize (Hungarian: Kossuth-díj) is a state-sponsored award in Hungary, named after the Hungarian politician and revolutionist Lajos Kossuth. The Prize was established in 1948 (on occasion of the centenary of the March 15th revolution, the day on which it is still handed over every year) by the Hungarian National Assembly, to acknowledge outstanding personal and group achievements in the fields of science, culture and the arts, as well as in the building of socialism in general.
Chemist Gabor Bela Fodor, 1950
In 1950s the award was given to Gabor Bela Fodor for his contributions in the field of Chemistry as the prize was given to selected scientists. Since 1963, the domain was restricted to culture and the arts. Today, it is regarded as the most prestigious cultural award in Hungary, and is awarded by the President.
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The Kossuth Prize Hungarian Kossuth dij is a state sponsored award in Hungary named after the Hungarian politician and revolutionist Lajos Kossuth The Prize was established in 1948 on occasion of the centenary of the March 15th revolution the day on which it is still handed over every year by the Hungarian National Assembly to acknowledge outstanding personal and group achievements in the fields of science culture and the arts as well as in the building of socialism in general Chemist Gabor Bela Fodor 1950 In 1950s the award was given to Gabor Bela Fodor for his contributions in the field of Chemistry as the prize was given to selected scientists Since 1963 the domain was restricted to culture and the arts Today it is regarded as the most prestigious cultural award in Hungary and is awarded by the President Kossuth Prize after 1990 Note This is not a complete listing 1 Recipients EditAladar Racz 1948 Zoltan Kodaly 1948 Istvan Csok 1948 and 1952 Ferenc Erdei 1948 and 1962 Milan Fust 1948 Gizi Bajor 1948 Pal Turan 1948 and 1952 Geza Zemplen 1948 Bela Balazs 1949 Jeno Egervary 1949 Annie Fischer 1949 1955 1965 Jozsef Marek 1949 2 Ferenc Merei 1949 Agi Meszaros 1949 1954 Hilda Gobbi 1949 Jozsi Jeno Tersanszky 1949 Sandor Veress 1949 Fodor Gabor Bela 1950 Laszlo Kalmar 1950 Kalman Latabar 1950 Peter Veres 1950 1952 Leo Weiner 1950 1960 Janos Gorbe 1951 Laszlo Heller 1951 Laszlo Lajtha 1951 Rozsa Peter 1951 Klari Tolnay 1951 and 1952 Zoltan Foldi 1952 Margit Dajka 1952 Sandor Javorka 1952 Tibor Szele 1952 Eva Szorenyi 1952 Margit Dajka 1952 Miklos Gabor 1953 Hanna Honthy 1953 Ferenc Bessenyei 1953 and 1955 Andor Ajtay 1954 Jeno Barcsay 1954 Gyula Gozon 1954 Peter Kuczka 1954 Lajos Bardos 1955 Istvan Eiben 1955 Ferenc Ecker 1955 Zoltan Fabri 1955 Albert Fono 1956 Gyula Kaesz 1956 Laszlo Ranody 1956 Jeno Adam 1957 Miklos Borsos 1957 Manyi Kiss 1957 Laszlo Nemeth 1957 Maria Sulyok 1957 Laszlo Fejes Toth 1957 3 Mor Korach 1958 Tatrai Quartet 1958 Eva Ruttkai 1960 Leo Weiner 1960 Ivan Berend 1961 Tibor Czibere 1962 Istvan Vas 1962 1985 Akos Csaszar 1963 Denes Kovacs 1963 Robert Ilosfalvy 1965 Pal Lukacs 1965 Laszlo Nagy 1966 Imre Sinkovits 1966 Sandor Szokolay 1966 Iren Psota 1966 and 2007 Erzsebet Hazy 1970 Peter Komlos 1970 Gyorgy Kurtag 1973 Liviusz Gyulai 1973 Miklos Jancso 1973 2006 Ferenc Santa 1973 Mari Torocsik 1973 1999 and 2019 Miklos Erdelyi 1975 Magda Szabo 1978 Ivan Darvas 1978 Erzsebet Galgoczi 1978 Sandor Sara 1978 and 2018 Dezso Ranki 1978 and 2008 Janos Pilinszky 1980 Ivan Marko 1983 4 Laszlo Markus 1983 Geza Ottlik 1985 Andras Szollosy 1985 Dezso Garas 1988 Ivan Mandy 1988 Miklos Szentkuthy 1988 Sandor Marai 1989 Gyorgy Cserhalmi 1990 Sandor Csoori 1990 Erno Dohnanyi 1990 Imre Makovecz 1990 Ferenc Farkas 1991 Istvan Gaal 1991 Sandor Szabo 1991 Peter Nadas 1992 Istvan Agh 1992 Sandor Kanyadi 1993 Sandor Reisenbuchler 1993 Ferenc Ban 1994 Gyorgy Faludy 1994 Tamas Lossonczy 1994 Adrienne Jancso 1995 Peter Esterhazy 1996 Jozsef Kiraly 1996 Gyorgy Petri 1996 Andras Schiff 1996 Bartok String Quartet 1997 Peter Gothar 1997 Jeno Jando 1997 Imre Kertesz 1997 Ferenc Zenthe 1997 Eva Marton 1997 Geza Hofi 1998 Gyorgyi Szakacs 1998 Dezso Tandori 1998 Jozsef Gregor 1999 Janos Kass 1999 Marta Sebestyen 1999 Karoly Eperjes 1999 Peter Korniss 1999 Jozsef Soproni 1999 Livia Gyarmathy 2000 Miklos Kocsar 2000 Gaspar Nagy 2000 Geza Boszormenyi 2000 Janos Brody 2000 Eniko Eszenyi 2001 Zoltan Jeney 2001 Margit Bara 2002 Peter Eotvos 2002 El Kazovsky 2002 Aladar Pege 2002 Andras Balint 2003 Adam Bodor 2003 Eva Janikovszky 2003 Gyorgy Ligeti 2003 Laszlo Marton 2003 Bela Tarr 2003 Amadinda Percussion Group 2004 Gergely Boganyi 2004 Liviusz Gyulai 2004 Laszlo Krasznahorkai 2004 Andrea Rost 2004 Gyula Bodrogi 2005 Zoltan Kocsis 2005 Gyorgy Szomjas 2005 Pal Zavada 2005 Eszter Csakanyi 2006 Ivan Fischer 2006 Janos Hersko 2006 Janos Kulka 2006 Gyorgy Spiro 2006 Erzsebet Szonyi 2006 Zoran Sztevanovity 2006 Nelly Vago 2006 Laszlo Galffi 2007 Gabor Gorgey 2007 Andras Kern 2007 Ferenc Kosa 2007 Andras Ligeti 2007 Miklos Perenyi 2007 Erno Rubik 2007 Judit Elek 2008 Janos Fajo 2008 Adam Fischer 2008 Zsuzsa Koncz 2008 Peter Kovacs 2008 Dezso Ranki 2008 Mihaly Balazs 2009 Gabor Mate 2009 Laszlo Rajk Jr 2009 Pal Sandor 2009 Endre Tot 2009 Tamas Fener 2010 Gyula Maar 2010 Ferenc Rados 2010 Laszlo Vidovszky 2010 Agota Kristof 2011 Istvan Nemeskurty 2011 Istvan Orosz 2011 Judit Reigl 2011 Ferenc Rofusz 2011 Gyorgy Szabados 2011 Akos Kovacs 2012 5 Eva Schubert 2013 Zoltan Gera 2013 Vera Pap 2013 Omega 2013 Ferenc Snetberger 2014 Kati Kovacs 2014 Atilla Kiss B 2014 Feco Balazs 2016 Laszlo Nemes 2016 Ildiko Komlosi 2016 Geza Rohrig 2016 Sylvia Sass 2017 Laszlo Tahi Toth 2017 Karoly Frenreisz 2017 Cecilia Esztergalyos 2018 Teri Tordai 2018 Fero Nagy 2021 References Edit Kossuth dijasok List of recipients of the Kossuth Prize in Hungarian chello hu Archived from the original on 8 February 2012 Retrieved 8 June 2008 Kovacs Ferenc Marek Jozsef Magyar Orokseg Dij in Hungarian Retrieved 27 December 2019 Kantor Varga T 2010 Fejes Toth Laszlo in Horvath Janos ed A Panorama of Hungarian Mathematics in the Twentieth Century I New York Springer pp 573 574 ISBN 9783540307211 World Renowned Ballet Dancer and Choreographer Ivan Marko Dies Hungary Today 21 April 2022 Retrieved 21 April 2022 Kovacs Akos is Kossuth dijas Civishir 2012 03 14 Retrieved 2014 01 10 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Kossuth Prize amp oldid 1115604094, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
