History UsefulNotes / Slovenia

'''Slovenian media:'''
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[[folder:Literature]]
* ''Literature/{{Alamut}}''
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[[folder:Music]]
* Music/DevilDoll
* Music/{{Laibach}}
* Music/SlonInSadez
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[[folder:Video Games]]
* ''VideoGame/FaustTheSevenGamesOfTheSoul''
* ''VideoGame/LineRider''
* ''VideoGame/MarlowBriggsAndTheMaskOfDeath''
* ''VideoGame/{{Mordhau}}''
* ''VideoGame/PilgrimFaithAsAWeapon''
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** President: Borut Pahor
** Prime Minister: Janez Janša

In 2004, it joined UsefulNotes/{{NATO}} and UsefulNotes/TheEuropeanUnion. In the case of the 2004 EU entrants, only Cyprus was better off. Slovenia has since adopted the Euro as its currency.

Slovenia's national ethos in a nutshell is that its people might share blood and language with with the rest of Yugoslavian people, but their culture sets them apart, being more aligned towards Austria and Italy.

Slovenia ('''Slovene:''' Slovenija), officially known as The Republic of Slovenia ('''Slovene:''' Republika Slovenija), one of the former states of UsefulNotes/{{Yugoslavia}}, is a country located in UsefulNotes/CentralEurope and Southern Europe. It arrived into the world of independent states in a dramatic style, after a ten-day war against the rest of Yugoslavia, when it declared independence on June 25, 1991, having held a referendum a few months earlier. After winning that, a low-intensity war with under 100 deaths, Slovenia was rapidly internationally recognized (though with some initial reluctance from both America and the European Union), escaped the rest of [[UsefulNotes/TheYugoslavWars the horrors that would eventually tear the rest of Yugoslavia apart]], and quietly got on with things.

Slovenia ('''Slovene:''' Slovenija), officially known as The Republic of Slovenia ('''Slovene:''' Republika Slovenija), one of the former states of UsefulNotes/{{Yugoslavia}}, is a Central/Southern European country that arrived into the world of independent states in dramatic style after a ten-day war against the rest of Yugoslavia, when it declared independence on June 25, 1991, having held a referendum a few months earlier. After winning that, a low-intensity war with under 100 deaths, Slovenia was rapidly internationally recognized (though with some initial reluctance from both America and the European Union), escaped the rest of [[UsefulNotes/TheYugoslavWars the horrors that would eventually tear the rest of Yugoslavia apart]], and quietly got on with things.

* Slavoj Žižek, a critical theorist/philosopher famous for using examples from popular culture to demonstrate philosophical points (one wonders what he would think of Wiki/TVTropes).

* '''Highest point:''' Triglav (2864 m/9,396 ft) (84th)