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OE - 1993

FO - 1997

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LHC - 1938

ZhID - 1947

PAS - 1990

SHOW - 1925

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ZAKS - 1966 (1/2 prize)

YITS - 1923

CAMU - 1957

MAIN - 1929, for the great novel "Buddenbrooks"

VILLAGE - 1989

WHITE - 1973

HEANIE - 1995

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AGNON - 1966 (1/2 prize)

BELL - 1972

BUNIN - 1933, for the strict skill with which he develops the traditions of Russian classical prose

HESSE - 1946

GRASS - 1999

LEWIS -1930

SIMON - 1985

TAGOR - 1913

UNSET - 1928, for a memorable description of the Scandinavian Middle Ages

FRANCE - 1921

HEYSE - 1910

AIKEN - 1908

ELIOT - 1948, for outstanding pioneering contributions to modern poetry

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ANDRICH - 1961

BELLOW - 1976

BECKETT - 1969

GAMSUN - 1920, for the monumental novel "Juices of the Earth"

SINGER - 1978

JENSEN - 1944

JONSON - 1974 (1/2 prize)

CURTIS - 2002

COUTZEE - 2003

MARKES - 1982

MAHFOUZ - 1988

MORIAC - 1952

NIIPOL - 2001

NERUD - 1971

RUSSELL - 1950

ROLLAND - 1915

SCHONNK - 1986

ELITIS - 1979

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BERGSON - 1927

GOLDING - 1983

DELEDDA - 1926

CANETTI - 1981

KIPLING - 1907

MOMMZEN - 1902 ("Roman History")

MONTALE - 1975

REYMONT - 1924, for the outstanding national epic - the novel "Guys"

SEYFERT - 1984

SEFERIS - 1963

WALCOTT - 1992

FAULKNER 1949

JIMENEZ - 1956

SHOLOKHOV - 1965

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ASTURIAS - 1967

BRODSKY - 1987, for comprehensive creativity, saturated with clarity of thought and passion of poetry

BJERNSON - 1903

HAUPTMAN - 1912

GORDIMER - 1991

KAWABATA - 1968, for writing that conveys the essence of Japanese consciousness

CARDUCCI - 1906

LAGERLEF - 1909

LAKSNESS - 1955

MISTRAL F. - 1904 (1/2 prize)

MISTRAL G. - 1945

MORRISON - 1993

SAMARAGO - 1998

SENHEVICH - 1905, for outstanding services in the field of epic

SILLANYA - 1939

XINJIAN - 2000

STEINBECK - 1962

CHURCHILL W. - 1953

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GALSWORSE - 1932, for "The Forsyte Saga"

GELLERUP - 1917 (1/2 prize)

QUASIMODO - 1959

MARTINSON - 1974 (1/2 prize)

METERLNNK - 1911

PASTERNAK - 1958

HEMINGWAY - 1954

Szymborska - 1996

SPITTELER - 1919, for the incomparable epic "Olympic Spring"

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KARLFELDT - 1931, for his poetry (awarded posthumously)

LAGERKVIST - 1951 v.

PIRANDELLO - 1934

SOLZHENITSYN - 1970, for the moral force with which he continued the immortal traditions of great Russian literature

HEYDENSTAM - 1916, as the most prominent representative of a new era in world literature

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ALEUXANDRE - 1977

PONTOPPIDAN - 1917 (1/2 prize) for a true description of contemporary life in Denmark

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