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Valentin Zarnik

Valentin Zarnik (Repnje, 14 February 1837 - Laibach, 30 March 1888) was an ethnic Slovenian lawyer, nationalist politician and writer who lived in Austria-Hungary. [1]

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References

  1. Edmund Dmitrów, Tobias Weger Deutschlands östliche Nachbarschaften 2009 Page 417 "Valentin Zarnik (1837-1888), einer der führenden slowenischen Nationalpolitiker, "