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Price Alberto Benveniste

The price Alberto Benveniste is presented annually by the Centre Alberto Benveniste Sephardic studies and sociocultural history of the Jews. He is a Research Prize and a literary prize, endowed with 1,500 euros each, for a work published or produced in French in France and having a direct link with its area of primary interest (the world Judeo-Iberian before and after 1492).

Award Winners Search

2002: Nathan Wachtel for The Faith of remembrance. Labyrinths Marranos (Threshold).
2003: Sonia Fellous History of the Bible to Moses Arragel. When a rabbi interprets the Bible for Christians (Somogy).
2004: Charles Mopsik (1956-2003) for all of his work and especially for the souls of Sex (The Brightness).
2005: Daniel Lindenberg for Destinies Marranos (Hachette / Plural) and Marie-Christine Varol for his teaching and his Manual of Judeo-Spanish (The Asiathque).
2006: Jonathan Israel for the radical Enlightenment. Philosophy, Spinoza and the Birth of Modernity (1650-1750) (Amsterdam Edition).
2007: Danielle Rozenberg for contemporary Spain and the Jewish question. The son re-established memory and history (Presses Universitaires du Mirail).
2008: Beatrice Perez for Inquisition power company. The province of Seville and its judoconvers under the Catholic Monarchs (Champion).
2009: Rifat Bali , for all his work on the history of Jews in Turkey.
2010: Katherine E. Fleming , for Greece - A Jewish History (Princeton University Press).

Literary Award Winners

2002: Sylvie Courtine-Denamy for The House of Jacob (Phoebus) and Anne Matalon Conference for the Club Intimate (Phoebus).
2003: Angel Wagenstein Abraham for the Drunk (The Spirit of the peninsula).
2004: Antonio Muoz Molina Sefarad (Threshold). Special Jury Mention at Rosie Pinhas-Delpuech for Byzantine Suite (Blue around).
2005: Caroline Bongrand for The Child of the Bosphorus (Robert Laffont).
2006: Michele Kahn for The Romance of Seville (Editions du Rocher).
2007: Moris Farhi's Young Turk (Buchet-Chastel).
2008: Jean-Pierre Gattegno , for the Kingdom Overlooking th (Actes Sud).
2009: Richard Zimler for The Guardian of Dawn (Le Cherche Midi)
2010: liette Abcassis for Sephardic (Albin Michel)