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Notable people that were born in
Zgornja Korena include the following: Joža
Glonar [sl] (1885–1946),
literary historian, librarian, and
linguist Statistical...
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Republic of
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original on May 24, 2021.
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Baraga (1797–1868)".
Slovenska biografija.
Retrieved February 26, 2020.
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Boris Bruncko – (as
Boris Brunčko) Olga
Ftitc – (as Olga Fritz)
Irena Glonar –
Tunika Majda Grbac – Hana
Angelca Hlebce –
Aktivistka Liza
Roman Lovric...
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about squaring the circle, and his own
observations on the Sun and Moon.
Glonar Joža. 1926.
Floriantschitsch de Grienfeld, Ivan Dizma.
Slovenski bijografski...
- Bradač, the
philosopher France Veber [sl], and the
literary historian Joža
Glonar [sl]. He also
served as
chairman (speaker) of the People's ****embly of the...
