Konstantin Richter Wins German Nonfiction Prize for 'Three Hundred Men' (faz.net)

• Konstantin Richter wins 2026 German Nonfiction Prize.
• Book 'Three Hundred Men' analyzes Germany Inc. network.
• Prize ceremony at Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie.
• Jury highlights artful montage and power analysis.

"Konstantin Richter has won the 2026 German Nonfiction Prize for his book 'Three Hundred Men'. The work examines the network of Germany Inc., which shaped the country's economy and politics until the 1990s. The €25,000 prize was awarded at the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg. The jury praised the book's artful montage and its depiction of power structures through the story of a small male elite."