Prize of the German Historical Institute London
The Prize of the German Historical Institute London is awarded annually for an outstanding Ph.D. thesis on German history (submitted to a British or Irish university), British history or the history of the British Empire (submitted to a German university), Anglo-German relations, or an Anglo-German comparative topic. The Prize is 1,000 Euros.
To be eligible a thesis must have been submitted to a British, Irish or German university after 30 June 2016. To apply, send one copy of the thesis with
- a one-page abstract,
- examiners' reports on the thesis,
- a brief CV,
- a declaration that the author will allow it to be considered for publication in the Institute's German-language series, and that the work will not be published before the judges have reached a final decision,
- a supervisor's reference
to reach the Director of the German Historical Institute London, 17 Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2NJ, by 31 July 2017.
The Prize will be presented on the occasion of the Institute's Annual Lecture on 3 November 2017.
The winner of the 2016 Prize is Benjamin Pope (Durham University) for Relationships between Townspeople and Rural Nobles in late medieval Germany. A Study of Nuremberg in the 1440s.
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