Maribor
Maribor is a Slovenian city set amid wine-region hills on the Drava River. On Glavni Trg, the old town's main square, the Renaissance-style Town Hall (Mariborski rotovž) dates from 1515. On nearby Grajski Trg square, 15th-century Maribor Castle houses a frescoed Knights' Hall and the Regional Museum of Maribor, with extensive displays of local artifacts. To the southwest, Mariborsko Pohorje is a prominent ski resort. ― Google
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Dragica Kovačič
Musician
Wolfgang Staudte
German film director
Leon Štukelj
Slovene gymnast
Arnold Tovornik
Movie actor
Prežihov Voranc
Slovene writer
Stanko Majcen
Yugoslavian playwright
Ondina Otta Klasinc Musician
Opera singer
Mileva Zakrajšek
Actress
France Forstnerič
Slovene poet
Gustav Šilih
Author
Janez Švajncer
Journalist
Josip Primožič
Yugoslavian gymnast
Anton Martin Slomšek
Slovene author
Branko Rudolf
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Mirko Rupel
Writer
Nada Gaborovič
Slovene-Yugoslavian writer
Angela Janko-Jenčič
Slovenian theater actress
Slava Klavora
Vladimir Bračič
Milena Muhič
Slovenian theater actor
Tine Lesjak
Musician
Oskar Dev
Yugoslavian jurist
Viktor Parma
Composer
Joze Mlakar
Movie actor
Andrej Karlin
Ivan Jožef Tomažič
Vekoslav Grmič
Theologian
Maksimilijan Držečnik
Hinko Druzovič
Musician
Jože Colnarič
Slovene-Yugoslavian agronomist
Heribert Svetel
Yugoslavian composer
Fran Kovačič
Yugoslavian philosopher
Božidar Krajnčič
Biologist
Ferdinand Marn
Slovene-Yugoslavian economist
Slavko Fidler
Slovene-Yugoslavian agronomist
Jože Lep
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Srečko Koren
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Jakov Cipci
Conductor
Ivan Toplak
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Branko Gombač
Slovenian theatre director
Jaroslav Černigoj
Architect
Bojan Golija
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Slavko Jug
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Dragica Kovačič Musician
Musician
Mirko Križman
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jurij reja dragica kovačič
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Herman Vogel
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