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H. C. Artmann (née Hans Karl Artmann)
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Jun 12, 1921 – Dec 4, 2000(79 years)Died in:Vienna, Austria

Austrian poet

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June 11th, 2026

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Awards(10)

Grand Austrian State Prize for LiteratureGeorg Büchner PrizeMainz resident writerRing of Honour of the City of ViennaGrand Gold Decoration of StyriaGreat Golden Medal of Honour for Services to the Republic of Austriamanuskripte awardLiteraturpreis des Landes SteiermarkFriedestrompreisFranz Nabl Prize

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Rosa Pock

H. C. Artmann (* June 12, 1921 in Vienna; † December 4, 2000 in Vienna) was an austrian poet. He was 79 years old. He was married to Rosa Pock. He had at least 1 child (1 daughter). His faith was Catholicism. He received 10 awards, including Grand Austrian State Prize for Literature, Georg Büchner Prize. His cause of death was myocardial infarction. He was buried at Feuerhalle Simmering.

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Born in Vienna, Austria

1921

Grand Austrian State Prize for Literature

1974

Married Rosa Pock

1976

Mainz resident writer

1986

manuskripte award

1986

Franz Nabl Prize

1989

Friedestrompreis

1994

Ring of Honour of the City of Vienna

1996

Georg Büchner Prize

1997

Great Golden Medal of Honour for Services to the Republic of Austria

2000

Died in Vienna, Austria (myocardial infarction)

2000

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  • Maria Artmann
  • Emily Artmann

Resting place

Feuerhalle Simmering

Simmeringer Hauptstraße 337, 1110 Wien

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H. C. Artmann (née Hans Karl Artmann). Forever remembered.