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Aškerc Award for outstanding achievements in archival science, ceremony, 2010

The Aškerc Award for outstanding achievements in archival science and in the popularisation of archival activities was launched in 2002 by the Archival Association of Slovenia (AAS).

The Aškerc Award is given to individuals for lifetime achievement or to institutions in archival science for outstanding contributions to the promotion and development of archival science in Slovenia and abroad. Individuals of merit can also receive the award for multi-annual activity in the Archival Association of Slovenia (AAS). In addition, the society recognises important contribution to archival science in the past year to a non-member or sponsor.

Background

The award is named after poet and priest Anton Aškerc (1856–1912), who was the first urban archivist of Ljubljana. Aškerc was a pioneer of the Municipal Archives of Ljubljana, set up in July 1898, renamed in 1973 to the Historical Archives Ljubljana. Already 100 years ago he advocated and achieved some still-fundamental archival principles.

The Aškerc Award is bestowed every second year on the Slovene Archives Day (20 October). On this date in 1944, still during the wartime, the presidency of the Slovene National Liberation Council released an ordinance to protect Slovene libraries, archives, and cultural monuments.

The award winners

One Aškerc Award and, at most, two Aškerc Recognitions may be given yearly, but in practice they are awarded only every two years. The Aškerc Award and Aškerc Recognition consist of a diploma, a document, and a cash prize. The financial component is assured by the Ministry of Culture. By rule, the awards are granted on 9 June, International Archives Day, in the Ljubljana town hall.

Some of the previous winners are Studia Slovenica Archives Research Institute (2008), Ema Umek (2006), Vladimir Žumer (2004), and Jože Žontar (2002).

External links

Gallery

The Aškerc Award ceremony. The award is named after Anton Aškerc (1856–1912), a poet and a priest, who was the first urban archivist of Ljubljana (2010)

Aškerc Award for outstanding achievements in archival science, ceremony, 2010

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 == Background ==
-The award is named after Anton Aškerc, first urban archivist of Ljubljana, set up in July 1898. Aškerc is a pioneer of ''Municipal Archives of Ljubljana'', which was in 1973 renamed in the [[Historical Archives Ljubljana]]. Already 100 years ago he advocated and achieved some still fundamental archival principles.
+The award is named after poet and priest [[Anton Aškerc]] (1856&ndash;1912), who was the first urban archivist of Ljubljana. Aškerc was a pioneer of the Municipal Archives of Ljubljana, set up in July 1898, renamed in 1973 to the [[Historical Archives Ljubljana]]. Already 100 years ago he advocated and achieved some still-fundamental archival principles.
-Aškerc award is given for lifetime achievement to individuals or institutions in archival science for outstanding contributions to promotion and development of the archival science in Slovenia and abroad. Individuals of merit can receive award also for multiannual activity in the [[Archival Association of Slovenia (AAS)]].
+The Aškerc Award is bestowed every second year on the Slovene Archives Day (20 October). On this date in 1944, still during the wartime, the presidency of the Slovene National Liberation Council released an ordinance to protect Slovene libraries, archives, and cultural monuments.
-In addition, the society also recognises important contribution to archival science in the past year to non-member or sponsor.
+== The award winners ==
-One Aškerc award and most two Aškerc recognitions are given yearly, but in practise only every two years. Aškerc award and Aškerc recognition consist of a diploma, document, and a cash prize.Financial resource is assured by the [[Ministry of Culture]]. The awards are by the rule granted on the International Archives Day, on the 9th of June, in the town hall in Ljubljana.
+One Aškerc Award and, at most, two Aškerc Recognitions may be given yearly, but in practice they are awarded only every two years. The Aškerc Award and Aškerc Recognition consist of a diploma, a document, and a cash prize. The financial component is assured by the [[Ministry of Culture]]. By rule, the awards are granted on 9 June, International Archives Day, in the Ljubljana town hall.
-== Previous winners ==
+Some of the previous winners are [[Studia Slovenica Archives Research Institute]] (2008), [[Ema Umek]] (2006), [[Vladimir Žumer]] (2004), and [[Jože Žontar]] (2002).
-* 2008: The [[Studia Slovenica Archives Research Institute]]
-* 2006: Ema Umek
-* 2004: Vladimir Žumer
-* 2002: Jože Žontar
 == See also ==
 * [[Archival Association of Slovenia (AAS)]]
-* [[International Council on Archives (ICA)]]
+* [[Archives of the Republic of Slovenia]]
-* [[Ministry of Culture]]
 == External links ==
 * [http://www.arhivsko-drustvo.si/pravilniki/pravilnik_o_podeljevanju_Askercevih.htm Regulative on Aškerc Awards]
+* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_A%C5%A1kerc Anton Aškerc on Wikipedia]
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 [[Category:Archive awards]]
 [[Category:Awards]]
+[[Category:Archives]]
+[[Category:Archives & Libraries]]
+[[Category:Archives_and_libraries_awards_and_competitions]]
+[[Category:Awards_and_competitions]]

Difference between revisions of "Aškerc Award"

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External links

Gallery

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