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Peider Lansel (August 15, 1863 – December 8, 1943) was a Swiss Romansh lyric poet. He is most known for having revived Rhaeto-Romansh as a literary language. His family was from Sent, Switzerland, (although he was born in Pisa) and worked as a merchant, as well as being a poet.

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Peider Lansel - BAINVEGNI at www.peiderlansel.ch
Publications by and about Peider Lansel in the catalogue Helveticat of the Swiss National Library
"Literary estate of Peider Lansel". HelveticArchives. Swiss National Library.
The Districts of Obstana, Untertasna and Remüs from a personal website hosted on mindspring.com; no idea of further source.

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Grand Prix	1920: Carl Spitteler 1922: Jakob Bosshart 1923: Philippe Godet 1928: Francesco Chiesa 1930: Jakob Schaffner 1936: Charles Ferdinand Ramuz 1943: Peider Lansel 1948: Meinrad Inglin 1955: Gonzague de Reynold 1960: Friedrich Dürrenmatt 1973: Max Frisch 1982: Denis de Rougemont 1988: Giorgio Orelli 1992: Hugo Loetscher 1997: Maurice Chappaz 2000: Grytzko Mascioni 2005: Erika Burkart 2010: Philippe Jaccottet 2012: Giovanni Orelli and Peter Bichsel
Schiller Prize	1938: Maurice Zermatten 1938: Charles-François Landry 1939: Charles-François Landry 1942: Pericle Patocchi and Alice Rivaz 1943: Jean-Georges Lossier 1944: Charles-François Landry 1949: Charles-François Landry 1950: Georges Méautis 1951: Maria Lauber 1956: Maurice Zermatten 1957: Charles-François Landry 1960: Léon Savary 1961: Jean Starobinski andJean-Pierre Monnier 1963: Jacques Chessex 1964: Pierrette Micheloud 1967: Jean Pache 1969: Alexandre Voisard 1971: Georges Haldas 1974: S. Corinna Bille 1976: Jean-Claude Fontanet 1977: Georges Haldas and Monique Laederach 1978: Mireille Kuttel 1978: Jean Pache 1979: Anne Cuneo 1980: Pierrette Micheloud and Jean-Pierre Monnier 1983: Nicolas Bouvier and Monique Laederach 1984: Catherine Safonoff 1985: Hugo Loetscher 1987: Peter Bichsel and Laurence Verrey 1988: Amélie Plume 1989: Franz Böni 1992: Gisèle Ansorge 1995: Jean-Bernard Vuillème 1996: Yvette Z'Graggen 1998: Jean-Luc Benoziglio 1999: François Debluë 2000: Fabio Pusterla and Monique Laederach 2001: Jean-François Duval 2002: Noëlle Revaz 2003: Benoît Damon 2004: François Debluë 2005: Ágota Kristóf 2006: Jacques Probst 2007: José-Flore Tappy 2008: Jean-François Haas 2009: Pascale Kramer 2011: Thomas Sandoz 2012: Nicolas Verdan
Découverte prize	2006: Catherine Lovey 2009: Dominique de Rivaz 2011: Douna Loup

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