Slovenia Introduction

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 47. Chapters: Windisch-Graetz, Socialist Republic of Slovenia, Slovene literature, Slovenian Parliament, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Ljubljana, Ponikve, Cerknica, Elan, League of Communists of Slovenia, First Grammar School, Celje, Slovenia in the Eurovision Song Contest 1993, Martin Krpan, Culture of Slovenia, Tovarna avtomobilov Maribor, Dana, Vrag naj vzame, Sestre, PreSeren Day, Holding Slovenske elektrarne, Stop, Narodnozabavni rock, Cvet z juga, Telephone numbers in Slovenia, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Maribor, National Council, Ministry of the Interior, Adelma Vay, Macedonia-Slovenia relations, Petrol Group, Movement for Justice and Development, Elektro-Slovenija, Zveza radioamaterjev Slovenije, Celje Hall, Democratic Opposition of Slovenia, Nova Akropola, Bank of Slovenia, 1605, Ljubljana tram system, SNOS, Love Symphony, Solinair, Roman Catholic Diocese of Celje, Judiciary of Slovenia, Mogersdorf, Statehood Day, Rekapitulacija 1980-1984, Roman Catholic Diocese of Koper, Energy, Atomik Harmonik, European Leadership Centre, Roman Catholic Diocese of Murska Sobota, Kosovo-Slovenia relations, Vilenica Cave, Copova Street, Mlinci, Vasvár, Islam in Slovenia, For a Thousand Years, Pomaranca, Teran, TV Koper-Capodistria, PreSeren Award, Roman Catholic Diocese of Novo Mesto, Association of Free Trade Unions of Slovenia, Mr Nobody, Abecedarium, Drone zither, Kremna rezina, Skater, Beneath Her Window, LaSko Brewery, Tuhinj Valley, Tih dezeven dan, Nova Ljubljanska banka, Dan najlepSih sanj, Obara, Linxair, Pipistrel, Stay Forever, Crystal Palace, Ljubljana, Sava Tires, Amebis, Naj bogovi sliSijo, Maribor Academic Choir, Nanana, Tivoli Park, Roman Catholicism in Slovenia, Confederation of Trade Unions of Slovenia PERGAM, Prisluhni mi, Nuclear energy in Slovenia, Slovenian rock, Zbudi se, Aurora Airlines, Ana Pupedan, Big Foot Mama, Jennersdorf, Haliaetum, Confederation of New Trade Unions of Slovenia "Independence", Iskra Delta, Radenska, Joker, Legija Smrti, Abortion in Slovenia, Istrabenz, Trade Union Confederation 90 of Slovenia, Janez, Lent Festival, Matija Ahacel, Adria Mobil, Neu Konservatiw, Ricet, National Progressive Party, BeneSki fantje, AMIS, Industrija motornih vozil, Terrafolk, Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, Lipitzer, Platin, Slovenski glasnik, Avce Pumped Storage Plant, Nina IvaniSin, Slovenian passport, Balkan Inc., Obzorja, Argentina Park, Triglav Film, Town Square, Ljubljana, Cvetka Ahlin, Strip Art Features, Montenegrins of Slovenia, Danilo svara, 1X Band, Ajdovi zganci, Brez dlake na jeziku, Slovenian peasant revolt of 1515, ARNES, Radio KAOS, Main Square, Maribor, Slovenian Association of Actuaries, Slovenska Akropola, Directors Guild of Slovenia, Moj mikro, Dolomite declaration, Ljubljana Summer Festival, Slovenian Intelligence and Security Agency, National Hall, Celje, Celje Post Office, Hotel Poldruga zvezdica, RacunalniSke novice, Radio City Maribor, PoSta Slovenije, Kopitar, Slovenski pomorScaki Ankaran, Osnova Sola Frank Metelka skocjan, Geoplin, Kalvarija, Lepo je biti sosed, Razjarnikovi, TV dober dan, Vrtickarji, Vodni stolp, Celje, Revolution Square, Maribor, Avsenik. Excerpt: The House of Windisch-Graetz, also spelled Windisch-Grätz, was a princely family in the Austrian Empire, serving the Habsburg dynasty. The name derives from the town of Windischgrätz in the Duchy of Styria, which is today Slovenj Gradec in the Carinthia region of Slovenia....