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Second-ever First Lady of the United States to be born outside of the US
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Melania Trump
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Yugoslav alpine skier who won silver medal in giant slalom in the 1988 Olympics
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Mateja Svet
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President of Slovenia since 2012
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Borut Pahor
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The all-time record holder in goals for Slovenia
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Zlatko Zahovič
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NBA All Star whose brother Zoran is also a basketball player
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Goran Dragić
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19th century classical poet who mostly wrote ballads and epic poetry
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France Prešeren
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Most successful Slovenian ski racer who won two gold medals at the Olympics
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Tina Maze
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Cyclist who is a two time Tour de France winner
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Tadej Pogačar
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Basketball player who was EuroLeague MVP and NBA Rookie of the Year
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Luka Dončić
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Yugoslav politician who was member of the Communist Party of Slovenia before WWII
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Edvard Kardelj
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Contemporary theorist and critic who has become an icon of modern political thought
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Slavoj Žižek
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Prime Minister of Slovenia (1992-2002) and President of Slovenia (2002-2007)
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Janez Drnovšek
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Banker, politician and diplomat who was one of the leaders of the National Progressive Party
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Ivan Hribar
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Writer and poet regarded as the greatest writer in the Slovene language
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Ivan Cankar
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Architect who designed the iconic Triple Bridge in Ljubljana
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Jože Plečnik
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Linguist who played a crucial role in establishing of Serbian language
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Jernej Kopitar
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Basketball player who was once engaged to Maria Sharpova
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Sasha Vujačić
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Protestant Reformer known as the author of the first Slovene language printed book
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Primož Trubar
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One of the best goalkeepers in the world who plays for Atletico Madrid since 2014
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Jan Oblak
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Ice hockey centre and captain for the Los Angeles Kings of the NHL
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Anže Kopitar
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First President of Slovenia from 1991 until 2002
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Milan Kučan
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Long-distance swimmer who holds successive Guinness World Records
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Martin Strel
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Yugoslav gymnast who won gold medals at 1924 and 1928 Olympics
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Leon Štukelj
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Actress who was a film stars in the late 1920s and the early 1930s
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Ita Rina
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Prime minister of Slovenia (2004-2008, 2012-2013 and since 2020)
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Janez Janša
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Also I was sad to not see Ivan Hribar in there.