Ljubljana
Ljubljana is Slovenia's capital and largest city. It's known for its university population and green spaces, including expansive Tivoli Park. The curving Ljubljanica River, lined in outdoor cafes, divides the city's old town from its commercial hub. Ljubljana has many museums, including the National Museum of Slovenia, displaying historic exhibitions, and the Museum of Modern Art, home to 20th-century Slovene paintings and sculptures. ― Google
People died in Ljubljana (First 49 people) - Page 5
Matjaž Schmidt
Slovene artist
Matjaž Klopčič
Slovenian film director
Meta Vidmar
Slovene dancer
Metod Badjura
Film director
Miha Marinko
Former Prime Minister of People's Republic of Slovenia
Miha Matè
Slovene writer
Franc Leskošek
Yugoslavian politician
Mila Kačič
Actress
Milan Skrbinšek
Playwright
Mira Mihelič
Slovene writer
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Composer
Miško Kranjec
Slovene writer
Mitja Ribičič
Former Prime minister of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Janez Lipušček
Opera singer
France Koblar
Literary historian
Nace Simončič
Actor
Nino Robić
Croatian-Slovene singer
Oton Župančič
Slovene poet
Pavel Šivic
Slovenian composer
Pavle Zidar
Author
Peter Černe
Sculptor
Peter Božič
Slovenian writer
Andrej O. Župančič
Slovene anthropologist
Andrej Smole
Austrian merchant
Anton Danilo
Yugoslavian actor
Anton Karinger
Painter
Anton Strle
Professor
Avgusta Danilova
Movie actress
Beno Zupančič
Writer
Blaž Arnič
Composer
Branka Jurca
Slovene writer
Cene Vipotnik
Poet
Cirila Medved-Škerlj
Yugoslavian opera singer
Ernest Aljančič
Slovenian ice hockey player
Franc Jakopin
Slovene-Yugoslavian linguist
Francè Kralj
Artist
Franc Perko
Theologian
France Mihelič
Slovene painter
Franjo Baš
Ethnologist
Marija Nablocka
Actor
Marija Vera
Actress
Matevž Langus
Artist
Mile Klopčič
Slovenian poet
Miloš Mikeln
Writer
Anton Ocvirk
Literary scholar
Ema Starc
Actor
Fran Ilešič
Yugoslavian literary scholar
