Talk:Brestanica

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Other names

The first edition (1991) of Where Once We Walked, a gazetteer of WWII-era Eastern Europe, cites as other names for Brestanica:

Reichenburg
Rajhenburg (also Rajhenberg in the online "Town Search" engine of the JewishGen Communities Database

Can these names be verified or otherwise attributed? -- Deborahjay (talk) 14:59, 21 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Notable people

Archiving a list of notable people here (per Savnik, Roman, ed. 1976. Krajevni leksikon Slovenije, vol. 3. Ljubljana: Državna založba Slovenije. pp. 127–128) after they were removed by another editor that has not examined the cited source:

Mirko Avsenak (1905–1983), historian and geographer
Gabriel Giraud (1836–1899), founder of the Brestanica monastery
Franc Jamšek (1840–1892), education specialist
Blaženka Košmelj (born 1925), economist and statistician
Janez Kranjc (1817–1908), school textbook author
Mirko Leskovšek (born 1923), agricultural expert
Ivan Matko (1885–1945), internal medicine and tuberculosis expert
Vitko Musek (1917–1994), film critic and journalist
Dragotin Přibil (1877–1944), education specialist and translator
Franc Rainer (1902–?), forestry and soil erosion expert
Vitko Rudež (born 1932), physician and medical author
Hinko Šuklje (1866–1903), social activist