Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism

Summary

Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism is a literary award^[1].

Key Facts

• Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism won the Ilmar Raag^[2].
• Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism won the Kalle Muuli^[3].
• Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism won the Toomas Paul^[4].
• Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism won the Hent Kalmo^[5].
• Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism won the Margus Laidre^[6].
• Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism won the Jüri Reinvere^[7].
• Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism is in the country of Estonia^[8].
• Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism's instance of is recorded as literary award^[9].
• Enn Soosaar is named after Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism^[10].
• +2012-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism^[11].
• Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism's native label is recorded as Enn Soosaare esseistikapreemia^[12].

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Recognition

Wins include Ilmar Raag^[2], a film director^[13], b. 1968^[14], of Estonia^[15], awarded the Order of the White Star, 4th Class^[16]; Kalle Muuli^[3], a journalist^[17], b. 1958^[18], of Estonia^[19], awarded the Order of the White Star, 4th Class^[20]; Toomas Paul^[4], a theologian^[21], b. 1939^[22], of Estonia^[23], awarded the Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism^[24]; Hent Kalmo^[5], a legal scholar^[25], b. 1979^[26], of Estonia^[27], awarded the it^[28]; Margus Laidre^[6], a historian^[29], b. 1959^[30], of Estonia^[31], awarded the Great Cross with Star and Sash of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany^[32]; and Jüri Reinvere^[7], a composer^[33], b. 1971^[34], of Estonia^[35].

FAQs

What awards did Enn Soosaar prize for ethical essayism receive?

Honors received include Ilmar Raag^[2], Kalle Muuli^[3], Toomas Paul^[4], and Hent Kalmo^[5].