Wikipedia:WikiProject Intertranswiki/Slovene/History

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Slovenian military history
Franjo Malgaj - Ljudevit Pivko - Srečko Puncer - Albert Rejec - Janko Premrl Vojko - Vladimir Vauhnik - Sergej Mašera - Austrian-Slovene armed struggle (1918-1919) - Judenburg Mutiny - Slovene partisans - Jaka Avšič - Karl Novak

History of Slovenia
Slovenian peasant uprising - Protestant Reformation in the Slovene Lands - Slovenian National Awakening - Tabor Movement - Slovenes in the Austro-Hungarian Empire - The May Declaration (1917) - Narodni dom - Marezige revolt - The Strunjan events (1921) - First Trial of Trieste - Second Trial of Trieste - Martyrs of Bazovica - Convention of Saint Paul's Sacerdotes - Fascist Italianization in the Julian March - Slovenia in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia - World War Two in Slovenia - Slovenian Convenant - Anti-fascist resistance in Slovenia - Rog massacres - Teharje concentration camp - Dachau trials - Nagode trial - Communism in Slovenia (1945-1990) - Slovenian spring - The May Declaration (1989)

Historical sites in Slovenia
Hrastovlje Church - Žiče - Stična - Pleterje - Bogenšperk - Kamen Castle - Socerb Castle - Kamen Castle - Technical Museum of Slovenia - Žužemberk Castle - Rajhenburg Castle - Velenje Castle - Podsreda Castle - Podčetrtek Castle - Mokrice Castle - Betnava Mansion - Dornava Mansion - Otočec Castle - Kromberk Castle - Šmartno - Kropa - Sveta Gora - Ptujska Gora

Ethnic groups
History of Germans in Slovenia - Slovenes in Italy - Bosniaks in Slovenia - Italians in Slovenia - Hungarians in Slovenia - Slovenes in Croatia - Slovenes in Egypt - Slovenes in Serbia - Ortstafelstreit - Orstafelsturm

Other notable Slovenians
Dušan Lajovic - Julija Primic - Matevž Krivic - Peter Mlakar - Franc Miklavčič - Oskar Kogoj - Rudi Vouk - Juan Vasle

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