Herta Müller and Maria Furtwängler win the German Culture Prize 2023!

Herta Müller and Maria Furtwängler win the German Culture Prize 2023!

On November 14, 2023, a special honor will take place in Munich that will make waves in the cultural scene. Herta Müller and Maria Furtwängler are awarded the German Culture Prize. That reports Radio Euskirchen. Müller, who received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2009, will be honored with the main prize of 30,000 euros for her life's work. The award recognizes not only her literary work, but also her fearless commitment to freedom.

Herta Müller is known for her works that deal with the “violence of silence” and the “dignity of resistance”. Her powerful style has touched the hearts of many readers, and this award honors her commitment to freedom and humane understanding. A true icon in literature that not only entertains but also appeals.

Maria's commitment to biodiversity

Maria Furtwängler, who receives the honorary award for her social commitment, is strongly committed to issues that affect us all. Especially her project “The End of Insects?” has caused a stir and raised awareness about protecting biodiversity. Her acting talent and her passion for social issues combine in a unique way.

The award ceremony will be under the patronage of Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder and Minister of State for Culture Wolfram Weimer. This prominent support underlines the importance of the event and the recognition for the two award winners.

Especially in times when the challenges for people and nature are greater than ever, voices like those of Müller and Furtwängler are particularly in demand. Their messages of hope and resistance should not only serve as inspiration, but also make an important contribution to social discussion.

For Cologne and the entire cultural scene, such awards are always a reason to celebrate. The honors given to the two women show how valuable art and commitment are – for freedom, for the environment and for a better society.

If you would like to find out more about the background of this important award, visit the detailed information at Radio Euskirchen.

At a time when every voice counts, the achievements of personalities like Herta Müller and Maria Furtwängler are even more crucial. These awards are not just a personal honor, but an appeal to continue to stand up for your own convictions.