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Veronikini večeri [Veronika's Evenings] with awards ceremony for the best poetry collection of the previous year, Veronika Award and Golden Coin of Poetry to honour a lifetime contribution to Slovene poetry, both donated by Fit media company, 2011

The Veronika Award is an award for the best poetry collection published in the previous year given since 1997 by the Municipality of Celje. It is named after Veronika of Desenice, wife of Count Frederick II of Celje. The award ceremony takes place in Celje during a series of events called Veronikini večeri ("Veronika's Evenings"), where the Golden Coin of Poetry is also presented. The monetary prize associated with the award is donated by the company Fit media.

The most recent winners are: Petra Kolmančič for P(l)ast za p(l)astjo in 2014, Karlo Hmeljak for Krčrk in 2013, and Primož Čučnik for Mikado in 2012.

External links

Veronikini večeri website (in Slovenian)
Veronika Award on Wikipedija (in Slovenian)

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Veronikini večeri [Veronika's Evenings] with awards ceremony for the best poetry collection of the previous year, Veronika Award and Golden Coin of Poetry to honour a lifetime contribution to Slovene poetry, both donated by Fit media company, 2009

Annual Veronikini večeri [Veronika's Evenings] with awards ceremony for the best poetry collection of the previous year, Veronika Award and Golden Coin of Poetry to honour a lifetime contribution to Slovene poetry, both donated by Fit media company, 2010

Veronikini večeri [Veronika's Evenings] with awards ceremony for the best poetry collection of the previous year, Veronika Award and Golden Coin of Poetry to honour a lifetime contribution to Slovene poetry, both donated by Fit media company, 2011

Veronikini večeri [Veronika's Evenings] with awards ceremony for the best poetry collection of the previous year, Veronika Award and Golden Coin of Poetry to honour a lifetime contribution to Slovene poetry, both donated by Fit media company, 2012

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-The [[Veronika Award]] for the best poetry collection of the previous year has been bestowed annually since [[Established::1997]] by the [[Municipality of Celje]]. The award is donated by Fit-media company. It was named after Veronika of Desenice, wife of Count Frederick II of Celje. The award ceremony takes place in Celje during the summer events called ''Veronikini večeri'' ("Veronika's Evenings").
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+The [[Veronika Award]] is an award for the best poetry collection published in the previous year given since [[established::1997]] by the [[Municipality of Celje]]. It is named after Veronika of Desenice, wife of Count Frederick II of Celje. The award ceremony takes place in Celje during a series of events called ''Veronikini večeri'' ("Veronika's Evenings"), where the [[Golden Coin of Poetry]] is also presented. The monetary prize associated with the award is donated by the company [[Fit media Ltd|Fit media]].
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-The most recent Veronika Award winners have been [[Jože Snoj]], [[Milan Dekleva]], [[Taja Kramberger]], [[Tone Pavček]], [[Ervin Fritz]], and [[Andrej Medved]].
+The most recent winners are: [[Petra Kolmančič]] for ''P(l)ast za p(l)astjo'' in 2014, [[Karlo Hmeljak]] for ''Krčrk'' in 2013, and [[Primož Čučnik]] for ''Mikado'' in 2012.
 == See also ==
 *[[Golden Coin of Poetry]]
+*[[Fit media Ltd]]
 == External links ==
 *[http://www.veronikini-veceri.si/ Veronikini večeri website] (in Slovenian)
+*[http://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veronikina_nagrada Veronika Award on Wikipedija] (in Slovenian)
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 [[Category:Awards]]
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+[[Category:Literature_awards_and_competitions]]
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