Sovretova nagrada
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Named after the renowned ancient languages translator [[Anton Sovre]], the [[Sovre Award]] is granted annually in recognition of the best work within the field of translating both works of fiction and scientific texts. The award has been bestowed by the [[Slovene Association of Literary Translators]] since [[established::1969]]. | Named after the renowned ancient languages translator [[Anton Sovre]], the [[Sovre Award]] is granted annually in recognition of the best work within the field of translating both works of fiction and scientific texts. The award has been bestowed by the [[Slovene Association of Literary Translators]] since [[established::1969]]. | ||
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| − | Among the more recent Sovre award winners have been: [[Saša Jerele]] and [[Urša Zabukovec]] (2017), Lijana Dejak (2016), | + | Among the more recent Sovre award winners have been: [[Saša Jerele]] and [[Urša Zabukovec]] (2017), [[Lijana Dejak]] (2016), [[Mojca Kranjc]] (2015), [[Borut Kraševec]] (2014), [[Tina Mahkota]] (2013), [[Branko Gradišnik]] and [[Branko Senegačnik]] (2012), [[Jaroslav Skrušný]] and [[Nada Grošelj]] (2011), and [[Primož Vitez]] (2010). |
| − | [[Mojca Kranjc]] (2015), [[Borut Kraševec]] (2014), [[Tina Mahkota]] (2013), [[Branko Gradišnik]] and [[Branko Senegačnik]] (2012), [[Jaroslav Skrušný]] and [[Nada Grošelj]] (2011), and [[Primož Vitez]] (2010). | ||
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* [http://www.dskp-drustvo.si/index.php/nagrade/sovretava-nagrada Sovre Award web page] (in Slovenian) | * [http://www.dskp-drustvo.si/index.php/nagrade/sovretava-nagrada Sovre Award web page] (in Slovenian) | ||
* [https://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovretova_nagrada A list of Sovre award winners on Wikipedia] | * [https://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovretova_nagrada A list of Sovre award winners on Wikipedia] | ||
| + | * [https://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_Sovre Anton Sovre on Wikipedia] (in Slovenian) | ||
[[Category:Literature awards]] | [[Category:Literature awards]] | ||
[[Category:Awards]] | [[Category:Awards]] | ||
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Among the more recent Sovre award winners have been: Saša Jerele and Urša Zabukovec (2017), Lijana Dejak (2016), Mojca Kranjc (2015), Borut Kraševec (2014), Tina Mahkota (2013), Branko Gradišnik and Branko Senegačnik (2012), Jaroslav Skrušný and Nada Grošelj (2011), and Primož Vitez (2010).
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- Sovre Award web page (in Slovenian)
- A list of Sovre award winners on Wikipedia
- Anton Sovre on Wikipedia (in Slovenian)
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Named after the renowned ancient languages translator Anton Sovre (1895–1963), the Sovre Award is granted annually in recognition of the best work within the field of translating literary works. +
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