Trubarjev antikvariat
Mestni trg 25, SI-1000 Ljubljana
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An auction selling some of the most precious objects is organised two or three time a year. Here one can also find reasonably-priced second-hand books in several languages. | An auction selling some of the most precious objects is organised two or three time a year. Here one can also find reasonably-priced second-hand books in several languages. | ||
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== Background == | == Background == | ||
| − | A founder of the book antiquariat was [[Štefan Tausig]], an eminent bibliophile who developed it up to 1969. During his period, in 1965, the Antiquariat moved into the 18th century house opposite to the City Hall where it is located today. The Trubar's Antiquariat's expert heads were also [[Marjan Podgoršek]] (1969–1981) who received the [[Schwentner Award]] for his lifetime achievement in the field of book culture, and [[Stanka Golob]] (1981–2010). | + | A founder of the book antiquariat was [[Štefan Tausig]], an eminent bibliophile who developed it up to 1969. During his period, in 1965, the Antiquariat moved into the 18th century house opposite to the City Hall where it is located today. The Trubar's Antiquariat's expert heads were also [[Marjan Podgoršek]] (1969–1981) who received the [[Schwentner Award]] for his lifetime achievement in the field of book culture, and [[Stanka Golob]] (1981–2010) who also received the award. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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A founder of the book antiquariat was Štefan Tausig, an eminent bibliophile who developed it up to 1969. During his period, in 1965, the Antiquariat moved into the 18th century house opposite to the City Hall where it is located today. The Trubar's Antiquariat's expert heads were also Marjan Podgoršek (1969–1981) who received the Schwentner Award for his lifetime achievement in the field of book culture, and Stanka Golob (1981–2010) who also received the award.
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External links
- Trubar's Antiquariat website
- Trubar's Antiquariat on Sl.wikipedia
- Primož Trubar on Wikipedia
- Interview with Stanka Golob on TV Slovenia, 23 July 2017 (in Slovenian)
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