Lamdan Prize

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Lamdan Prize
Awarded forAwarded for literary works
Country Israel
Presented byRamat Gan Municipality in conjunction with the Hebrew Writers Association in Israel
First awarded1954;70 years ago (1954)

The Lamdan Prize was an Israeli prize awarded annually, from 1954 to 1983, for literary works for children and youth. [1]

The prize was presented by the Ramat Gan Municipality in conjunction with the Hebrew Writers Association in Israel and was founded in the name of the Israeli poet and author Yitzhak Lamdan, shortly following his death.

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References

  1. "⁨קרו לעידוד היצירה הספרותית ע"ש למדן ⁩ | ⁨דבר⁩ | 9 דצמבר 1954 | אוסף העיתונות | הספרייה הלאומית".