Jerman Award
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The first edition of the Jerman award got Matej Hriberšek for his translations into Slovenian of the first six books of Naturalis Historia of the Roman half-historian Pliny the Elder, and for the translation of the autobiographical work of Baron Žiga Herberstein, Gratae Posteritati. In the years to follow the award winners have been: Alenka Mercina (2016), and Bogdan Gradišnik and Branko Gradišnik (2017).