Robert Schuman Medal
Robert Schuman Medal named after Robert Schuman is awarded to several people annually by the European People's Party group in the European Parliament since July 1986 "to pay tribute to public figures who have advanced the cause of peace, the construction of Europe and human values through their public activities and personal commitment."
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• Name — Year — Country • 1986 — E. M. J. A. Sassen — Netherlands • Alain Poher — France • Hans August Lücker — West Germany • Alfred Bertrand — Belgium • Paolo Barbi — Italy • Pierre Pflimlin — France • Leo Tindemans — Belgium • Emilio Colombo — Italy • Helmut Kohl — West Germany • Jacques Santer — Luxemburg • Konstantinos Mitsotakis — Greece • Konstantinos Karamanlis — Greece • 1987 — Willem Vergeer — Netherlands • Giulio Andreotti — Italy • Flaminio Piccoli — Italy • Mariano Rumor — Italy • Piet Bukman — Netherlands • Adelino Amaro da Costa (posthumously) — Portugal • Karl-Josef Hahn — West Germany • Miquel Coll i Alentorn — Spain • Bruno Heck — West Germany • Pierre Werner — Luxemburg • 1988 — Kai-Uwe von Hassel — West Germany • Francesco Cosentino — Italy • Lorenzo Natali — Italy • Peter Sutherland — Ireland • Karl-Heinz Narjes — West Germany • Nicolas Mosar — Luxemburg • Guido Gonella (posthumously) — Italy • Alberto Ghergo (posthumously) — Italy • Angelo Narducci (posthumously) — Italy • Mario Sassano (posthumously) — Italy • Heinrich Aigner (posthumously) — West Germany • 1989 — Henry Plumb — United Kingdom • 1990 — Johanna Maij-Weggen — Netherlands • 1991 — Jean-Claude Juncker — Luxemburg • Norbert Schmelzer — Netherlands • Ruud Lubbers — Netherlands • 1992 — Egon Klepsch — Germany • 1993 — Valéry Giscard d'Estaing — France • Filippo Maria Pandolfi — Italy • Jean Dondelinger — Luxemburg • Frans Andriessen — Netherlands • Bernhard Sälzer (posthumously) — Germany • Lorenzo de Vitto (posthumously) — Italy • Abel Matutes Juan — Spain • Raniero Vanni d'Archirafi — Italy • Peter Schmidhuber — Germany • Ioannis Paleokrassas — Greece • René Streichen — France • 1995 — Jacques Delors — France • Manuel García Amigo — Spain • Menelaos Chatzigeorgiou — Greece • Horst Langes — Germany • Ferruccio Pisoni — Italy • Rudolf Luster — Germany • Günter Rinsche — Germany • Hans-Gert Poettering — Germany • Margaretha af Ugglas — Sweden • Carlos Robles Piquer — Spain • Georgios Anastassopoulos — Greece • José Maria Gil-Robles Gil-Delgado — Spain • Antonio Graziani — Italy • Nicolas Estgen — Luxemburg • Christopher Prout — United Kingdom • Otto Bardong — Germany • Wilfried Martens — Belgium • 1996 — Efthimios Christodoulou — Greece • Miltiadis Evert — Greece • Panayotis Lambrias — Greece • Siegbert Alber — Germany • Edward Heath — United Kingdom • 1997 — John Bruton — Ireland • Hans von der Groeben — Germany • Manuel Fraga Iribarne — Spain • Gerardo Fernández Albor — Spain • Franjo Komarica — Bosnia and Herzegovina • 1998 — Ursula Schleicher — Germany • Aníbal Cavaco Silva — Portugal • 1999 — Arthur Eisenmenger (received by Rainer Wieland) — Germany • Poul Schlüter — Denmark • Francisco António Lucas Pires (posthumously) — Portugal • Radio B92, Belgrade (received by Veran Matić) — Serbia and Montenegro • 2000 — Martin M.C. Lee — United Kingdom • Libet Werhahn-Adenauer — Germany • 2001 — Jelena Bonner — Russia • Karl von Wogau — Germany • 2002 — Nicole Fontaine — France • Ingo Friedrich — Germany • Władysław Bartoszewski — Poland • José María Aznar — Spain • Hans van den Broek — Netherlands • 2003 — Wim van Velzen — Netherlands • Bendt Bendtsen — Denmark • Anders Fogh Rasmussen — Denmark • Bertel Haarder — Denmark • Per Stig Møller — Denmark • Nicholas Bethell, 4th Baron Bethell — United Kingdom • 2004 — John Joseph McCartin — Ireland • Franz Fischler — Austria • Loyola de Palacio — Spain • Chris Patten — United Kingdom • Mario Monti — Italy • Viviane Reding — Luxemburg • Pope John Paul II — Poland • 2005 — Natalia Estemirova — Russia • Sergei Kovalev — Russia • Erwin Teufel — Germany • Tadeusz Mazowiecki — Poland • Wolfgang Schäuble — Germany • Michel Barnier — France • Vytautas Landsbergis — Lithuania • 2006 — Tunne Kelam — Estonia • 2007 — Angela Merkel — Germany • Guido de Marco — Italy • 2009 — Marianne Thyssen — Belgium • Jaime Mayor Oreja — Spain • Hartmut Nassauer — Germany • João de Deus Pinheiro — Portugal • Ioannis Varvitsiotis — Greece • José Manuel Barroso — Portugal • Jacques Barrot — France • László Tőkés — Romania • 2010 — Alberto João Jardim — Portugal • 2012 — Pietro Adonnino — Italy • Peter Hintze — Germany • Íñigo Méndez de Vigo — Spain • Eddie Fenech Adami — Malta • 2013 — Reiner Kunze — Germany • 2014 — George H. W. Bush — United States • Jerzy Buzek — Czech Republic • Joseph Daul — France • Marietta Giannakou — Greece • Doris Pack — Germany • Alojz Peterle — Slovenia • Corien Wortmann — Netherlands • Vito Bonsignore — Italy • Ria Oomen-Ruijten — Netherlands • 2015 — Wolfgang Welsch — Germany • Jim Sensenbrenner — United States • Karel Schwarzenberg — Czech Republic • 2016 — Ilkka Suominen — Finland • 2017 — Andreas Schockenhoff — Germany • Lawrence Gonzi — Matla
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