Chronology of the awarded significant personalities of Rusyns
The
personalities of Rusyn culture are awarded for their significant
contribution to the development of the Rusyn culture by two awards:
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The Alexander Duchnovich Award for Rusyn
literature
-
Award for Significant Work for the Rusyn Nation
-
Cyril and Metod Award for Rusyn Language Development
Both
of the awards – in form of bronze statute of the Carpathian bear (“ the
Rusyn Oscar”) – is awarded by the Carpathian-Rusyn scientific centre in
Ocala (Florida, USA) and the philathrop and president of the World
Academy of Rusin Culture, Steven Chepa from Toronto (Canada), sponsors
the award by the sum of USD 1,000.00.
As of the
year 1997 the above award went to the following persons: |
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2008
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Irina Hardi-Kovačevič
(Serbia)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature
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2007
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Ján Hrib
(Slovakia)
Cyril
and Metod Award for Rusyn Language Development |
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Vasiľ Jabur
(Slovakia)
Cyril
and Metod Award for Rusyn Language Development |
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Helena Duc-Fajfer
(Poland)
Cyril
and Metod Award for Rusyn Language Development |
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Miroslava Chomjak
(Poland)
Cyril
and Metod Award for Rusyn Language Development |
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Julijan Ramač
(Serbia)
Cyril
and Metod Award for Rusyn Language Development |
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Ivan Medjeshi
(Serbia)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature
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Natasha Ribovich
(Serbia)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature
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Slavko Vinaji
(Serbia)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature |
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2006
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Ljubka
Segedi-Falc (Croatia)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature |
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2005
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Ahneta Bučko
Papharhaji (Serbia
and Montenegro)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature |
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Alexander
Zozuľák (Slovakia)
Award for a Significant
Work for the Rusyn Nation |
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Vladimír
Fedinišinec
(Ukraine)
Award for a
Significant Work for the Rusyn Nation |
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2004
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Vladimír
Fedinišinec
(Ukraine)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature |
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2003
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Mikuláš Kseňák
(Slovakia)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature |
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2002
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Peter
Trochanovský
(Poland)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature |
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2001
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Ivan Kalinič
(Ukraine)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature |
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Vasiľ Turok
(Slovakia)
First Award for a
Significant Work for the Rusyn Nation |
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Vladimír Mikita
(Ukraine)
Award for a Significant
Work for the Rusyn Nation |
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2000
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Štefan Suchý
(Slovakia)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature |
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1999
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Mária Maľcovská
(Slovakia)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature |
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1998
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Ivan Petrovcij
(Ukraine)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature |
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1997
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Ďura Papharhaji
(Serbia and Montenegro)
Alexander Duchnovich
Award for Rusyn literature |
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