Charlemagne Prize 2010: Donald Tusk
The Charlemagne Prize is a citizens' prize for distinguished service on behalf of european unification. By the will of its initiators, the International Charlemagne Prize of Aachen is to be awarded for outstanding contributions to the cause of European understanding and communal endeavour, of humanity and world peace. It is to honour the fostering of United Europe with regard to politics, economics, culture, and the mind and spirit. The contribution can be made in the literary, scientific-scholarly, economic, and political sector.
conferring 13 May 2010: Donald Tusk, Prime Minister of Poland
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Charlemagne Prize
Citizens’ Prize for Services to European Unity...
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Proclamation 1949
To mediate and communicate, and to overcome boundaries...
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Declaration 1990
A special commitment to our continent?s growing together...
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Laureates
From Richard Graf Coudenhove-Kalergi (1950) to the present...
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