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Robert Capa Gold Medal

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The Robert Capa Gold Medal is an award for "best published photographic reporting from abroad requiring exceptional courage and enterprise".[1] It is awarded annually by the Overseas Press Club of America (OPC). It was created in honor of the war photographer Robert Capa.[1] The first Robert Capa Gold Medal was awarded in 1955 to Howard Sochurek.[2]

Year[3] Recipient OPC Awarded For Organization
1955 Howard Sochurek[2] 17 Coverage of North Vietnam[4] Magnum for Life
1956 John Sadovy[5] 18 Hungarian Revolution[6] Life
1957 no award 19
1958 Paul Bruck[7] 20 "Coverage of Lebanon" CBS News
1959 Mario Biasetti[8] 21 "Recording the Nicaragua[9] revolt from both sides at great risk" CBS News
1960 Yung Su Kwon[10] 22 "Coverage of Japanese riots at the time of James Hagerty's arrival" NBC News
1961 no award 23
1962 Peter Dehmel and Klaus Dehmel[11] 24 "The Tunnel" NBC News
1963 Larry Burrows[12] 25 "Jungle War in Vietnam"[13] Life
1964 Horst Faas[14] 26 Coverage of Vietnam Associated Press
1965 Larry Burrows[12] 27 "With a Brave Crew in a Deadly Flight"[15] Life
1966 Henri Huet[16][17] 28 Vietnam[18] Associated Press
1967 David Douglas Duncan[19] 29 "Inside the Cone of Fire - Con Thien, Vietnam" Life and ABC News
1968 John Olson[20] 30 "The Battle That Regained and Ruined Huế" Life
1969 Anonymous Czech photographer[21]
(Later revealed to be Josef Koudelka)
31 "From A Death to Remember" Look
1970 Kyoichi Sawada[22] 32 "Coverage of war in Cambodia[23]" United Press International
1971 Larry Burrows[24] 33 "Coverage of war in Laotian war zone[25]" Life
1972 Clive W. Limpkin[26] 34 "Battle of Bogside" Penguin Books
1973 David Burnett,[27] Raymond Depardon,[28] and Chas Gerretsen[29] 35 "Chile" Gamma Presse Images
1974 W. Eugene Smith[30] 36 "Minamata,[31] Japan: Life - Sacred and Profane" Camera 35
1975 Dirck Halstead[32] 37 Coverage of Vietnam Time
1976 Catherine Leroy[33] 38 Coverage of street fighting in Beirut. Gamma for Time
1977 Eddie Adams[34] 39 "The Boat of No Smiles" The Associated Press
1978 Susan Meiselas[35] 40 Nicaraguan Revolution Time
1979 Kaveh Golestan[36] 41 "Coverage of the Iranian Revolution" Time
1980 Steve McCurry[37] 42 "Undercover photography of Afghan rebels" Time
1981 Rudi Frey[38] 43 Coverage in Poland[39] Time
1982 Harry Mattison[40] 44 "Coverage of guerilla warfare in El Salvador" Time
1983 James Nachtwey[41] 45 "Lebanon" Time
1984 James Nachtwey[41] 46 "Photos of El Salvador" Black Star for Time
1985 Peter Magubane[42] 47 "Cry for Justice: Cry for Peace" Time
1986 James Nachtwey[41] 48 "Island at War" Time/GEO (German edition)
1987 Janet Knott[43] 49 "Democracy: What Price?" The Boston Globe
1988 Chris Steele-Perkins[44] 50 "Graveside Terror" Magnum for Time Magazine
1989 David Turnley[45] 51 "Revolutions in China and Romania" Black Star for The Detroit Free Press
1990 Bruce Haley[46] 52 Civil war in Myanmar Black Star for U.S. News & World Report
1991 Christopher Morris[47] 53[47] "Slaughter in Vukovar" Black Star for Time
1992 Luc Delahaye[48] 54 "Sarajevo: Life in the War Zone" Sipa Press
1993 Paul Watson[49] 55 "Mogadishu" The Toronto Star
1994 James Nachtwey[41] 56 "Election Violence in South Africa" Magnum for Time Magazine
1995 Anthony Suau[50] 57 "Grozny: Russia's Nightmare" Time
1996 Corinne Dufka[51] 58 "Liberia: From a Dead Man's Wallet" Reuters
1997 Horst Faas/Tim Page[52] 59 "Requiem: By the Photographers Who Died in Vietnam and Indochina" Random House
1998 James Nachtwey[41] 60 "Indonesia: Descent into Madness" Magnum for Time
1999 John Stanmeyer[53] 61 "The Killing of Bernardino Guterres in Dili, East Timor" SABA for Time
2000 Chris Anderson[54] 62[54] "Desperate Passage" Aurora for The New York Times Magazine,
2001 Luc Delahaye[48] 63 "Afghanistan" Magnum for Newsweek
2002 Carolyn Cole[55] 64 "Church of the Nativity: In the Center of the Siege" The Los Angeles Times[56]
2003 Carolyn Cole[55] 65 "Covering Conflict: Iraq and Liberia" The Los Angeles Times
2004 Ashley Gilbertson[57] 66 "The Battle for Fallujah" Aurora for The New York Times
2005 Chris Hondros[58] 67 "One Night In Tal Afar" Getty Images
2006 Paolo Pellegrin[59] 68 "True Pain: Israel & Hizbullah" Magnum for Newsweek
2007 John Moore[60] 69 "The Assassination of Benazir Bhutto" Getty Images for Newsweek
2008 Shaul Schwarz[61] 70 "Kenya: The Wreckage of a Democracy" Getty Images for Newsweek
2009 Khalil Hamra[62] 71 "War in Gaza" Associated Press
2010 Agnes Dherbeys[63] 72 Violence Erupts in Thailand Freelance for The New York Times
2011 André Liohn[64] 73 "Almost Dawn in Libya" Prospekt Photographers for Newsweek - International Committee of the Red Cross
2012 Fabio Bucciarelli[65] 74 "Battle to Death" Freelance for AFP
2013 Tyler Hicks[2] 75 "Attack on a Kenyan Mall" The New York Times
2014 Marcus Bleasdale[66] 76 "Central African Republic Inferno" Human Rights Watch, National Geographic
2015 Bassam Khabieh[67][68] 77[68] "Field Hospital Damascus" Reuters
2016 Bryan Denton
Sergey Ponomarev[69]
78 "What ISIS Wrought"[70] The New York Times[71][72]
2017 Carol Guzy[73] 79 "Scars Of Mosul: The Legacy of ISIS"[74] Zuma Press[75]
2018 Carolyn Van Houten[76] 80 "The road to Asylum: Inside the migrant caravans" The Washington Post
2019 Dieu Nalio Chery[77] 81 "Haiti: Nation on the Brink" Associated Press
2020 Kiana Hayeri[78] 82 "Where Prison Is a Kind of Freedom" The New York Times Magazine
2021 Anonymous[79] 83 "Myanmar in Turmoil" Getty Images
2022 Marcus Yam[80] 84 "The First 30 Days of the War in Ukraine" Los Angeles Times
2023 Samar Abu Elouf[81] 85 "Gaza" The New York Times
2024 Laura Boushnak and Nariman El-Mofty[82] 86 "Gaza's Injured Children" The New York Times

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