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Klemen Rodman, 2002
Jože Plečnik was a Slovene architect, town planner and designer.
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Božo Kos, 1994
Janez Puhar was an inventor. He invented the original procedure for printing pictures on glass.

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Edi Berk, 1999
France Prešern is the most important Slovene poet and one of the most outstanding European Romantic poets. He introduced to Slovene poetry almost all poetic forms known at the time, in which he was greatly assisted by his friend and mentor Matija Čop.
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Matjaž Učakar, 2008
Primož Trubar is the founder of the Slovenian literature, the author of the first Slovenian book and the translator of the Bible.
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Janez Suhadolc, 1993
The scientist Jožef Stefan was one of the most successful Slovene physicists and the only one that has a law of nature named after him. He was born in the year 1835 near Klagenfurt. After he completed studies of math in Wiena he became a correspondence member of the science academy. He left his mark in every part of known physics in that time. He was the first to measure the conductivity of gases. He is especially known after the law of conduction. The tradition of Jožef Stefan is continued in the Josef Stefan Institute in Ljubljana.

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Božo Kos, 1994
Jurij Vega was a mathematician. The stamp was released on the 200th anniversary of the release of the logarithm tables.