Konstantin Richter Wins German Nonfiction Prize for 'Dreihundert Männer'
Konstantin Richter has been awarded the German Nonfiction Prize for his book 'Dreihundert Männer' (Three Hundred Men), which chronicles the history of the German economy from the German Empire to the present. The economic journalist's work was praised as a good but somewhat depressing choice by the jury. The award highlights a critical examination of the male-dominated economic structures that have shaped Germany's development over more than a century.
Key facts
- Konstantin Richter won the German Nonfiction Prize.
- The winning book is titled 'Dreihundert Männer'.
- Richter is an economic journalist.
- The book covers German economic history since the German Empire.
- The jury described the choice as good but depressing.
- The prize recognizes nonfiction literature in Germany.
Entities
Artists
- Konstantin Richter
Institutions
- German Nonfiction Prize
Locations
- Germany