Evangelischer Buchpreis (English: Evangelical Book Prize), is an annual

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since 1979. The books are nominated by the public and the award is given by a jury. The prize is awarded by . The prize money was €5,000 since 1979, in 2025 it was increased to €10,000. The award aims to highlight

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Books and Authors.

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