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 7
Irena Baar
Slovene musical artist
Janez Rohaček
Movie actor
Janez Rugelj
Slovene-Yugoslavian psychiatrist
Slavko Tihec
Sculpture artist
Smiljan Rozman
Slovene writer
Srečko Brodar
Archaeologist
Stane Vidmar
Gymnast
Stanislav Škrabec
Linguist
Stanislav Lenič
Stanko Janež
Slovene literary historian
Stojan Cigoj
Author
Črtomir Šinkovec
Poet
Sveta Jovanović
Scenographer
Tone Kralj
Slovene sculptor
Trajko Rajković
Basketball player
Valerija Heybal
Slovenian opera singer
Vanda Gerlovič
Opera singer
Vida Jeraj
Yugoslavian writer
Vida Tomšič
Slovenian Politician
Vida Juvan
Slovenian actress
Vilko Filač
Slovenian cinematographer
Vilko Novak
Slavicist
Vinko Glanz
Yugoslavian architect
Vladimir Bartol
Writer
Vladimir Skrbinsek
Stage actor
Vlasto Kopač
Slovene-Yugoslavian architect
Vojko Duletič
Movie director
Andrej Štrukelj
Slovenian opera singer
Dragiša Ognjanović Musician
Opera singer
Zoran Kržišnik
Author
Zorko Prelovec
Composer
Anton Melik
Geographer
Marijan Brecelj
Leopold Belar
Composer
Jurij Flajšman
Austrian composer
Vasilij Mirk
Composer
Boris Kovačič
Composer
Mara Kralj
Painter
Fran Jaklič
Yugoslavian writer
Rudolf Pečjak
Writer
Tone Tomšič
Franc Tavčar
Marica Nadlišek Bartol
Yugoslavian writer
Igor Vrišer
Slovene geographer
Ivan Gams
Slovene-Yugoslavian geographer
Svetozar Ilešič
Geographer
Aleš Bebler
Diplomat
