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202 Sektion II: Herrscher, Staat, Nation mestne hiše s poročilom o delih in prespektivnim programom sanacije in rekonstrukcije [History of Ljubljana’s Town Hall with a report and perspective program of rebuilding and reconstruction], Ljubljana 1958; Silvester Kopriva, Ljubljana skozi čas. Ob latinskih in slovenskih napisih in za- pisih [Ljubljana through time. With Latin and Slovene inscriptions and records], Ljubljana 1989; Darinka Kladnik, Mestna hiša v Ljubljani. Pomembni dogodki v zgodovini mesta [The Town Hall in Ljubljana. Important events in the history of the town], Ljubljana 1996. On the development of Ljubljana, see: Ivan Hribar, Moji spomini [My memories], in: Vasilij Melik (Ed.), Moji spomini [My memories], Ljubljana 1983–1984; Marjan Drnovšek, Oris odnosa ljubljanskega občinskega sveta do mestnega razvoja 1850–1914 s posebnim poudarkom na Hribarjevi dobi [An outline of the relationship of Ljubljana’s municipal council and the urban development 1850–1914 with a special emphasis on Hribar’s period], in: Ferdo Gestrin (Ed.), Zgodovina Ljubljane. Prispevki za monogra- fijo. Gradivo s posvetovanja o zgodovini Ljubljane 16. in 17. novembra 1983 v Ljubljani [History of Ljubljana. Contributions to the conference on the history of Ljubljana], Ljubljana 1984, 212–237. 5 The provincial administration had its seat in the Provincial Mansion in Ljubljana which was located on the site of the present building of the University of Ljubljana. 6 Vilfan/Černivec, Zgodovina (as note 4), 60. 7 Jelka Pirkovič, Duffé Jan, in: Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon. Die Bildenden Künstler aller Zeiten und Völker 30 (2001), 343. 8 The Czech architect, engineer and builder Jan Vladímir Hráský was active in Ljubljana between 1884 and 1897 where he designed major buildings in Neo-Renaissance style: the Provincial Manor of Carniola (today a seat of the University of Ljubljana) and the Provincial Theatre (today’s Ljubljana Opera House). For more see: Damjan Prelovšek, Hráský, Jan Vladímir, in: Enciklopedija Slovenije 4 (1990), 47. 9 Ljubljana, Historical Archive [SI ZAL LJU], 489, REG I., fasc. 1028, fol. 310–312. See also: Jelka Pirkovič, Mestno dvorano prenavljajo, mar ne? Leopold Theyer in ljubljanski magistrat [The Town Hall is renovated, isn’t it? Leopold Theyer and Ljubljana’s Town Hall], in: Zgodovina za vse. Vse za zgodovino [History for everyone. Everything for history], 3/2 (1996), 40–49. 10 Vilfan/Černivec, Zgodovina (as note 4), 60–61. 11 SI ZAL LJU, 489, REG I., fasc. 1028, fol. 342–347, 422, 440–441. 12 SI ZAL LJU, 489, REG I., fasc. 1028, fol. 339, 452–455. 13 SI ZAL LJU, 489, REG I. fasc. 1028, fol. 432–435, 458–461. 14 SI ZAL LJU, 489, REG I. fasc. 1028, fol. 374, 375, 383, 385, 424. 15 SI ZAL LJU, 489, REG I., fasc. 1028, fol. 1028, fol. 386, 387, 388, 397, 398, 445, 446. 16 SI ZAL LJU, 489, REG I., fasc. 1028, fol. 410–413, 437–439. 17 SI ZAL LJU, 489, REG I., fasc. 1028, fol. 334, 465–472. 18 Vilfan/Černivec, Zgodovina (as note 4), 61. 19 SI ZAL LJU, 489, REG I., fasc. 1028, fol. 333. 20 Today kept in the National Gallery of Slovenia, Nr. S 1342. 21 Strossmayer entered the scene of Slovenian political history at the time of the Revolution of 1848– 1849. In Vienna, he was then leading the discourse with Slovenian nationalists about the possibilities of uniting the Croatian and Slovenian lands and Vojvodina within the Austrian Empire. He sup- ported the national Slovenian program to create the so-called ‘United Slovenia’, even though, based on historical arguments, he defended the idea that Slovenians should integrate into the Croatian nation. Strossmayer was convinced that Croatian and Slovenian literature would turn into just one literature in the future. However, by donating money he helped to establish the ‘Slovenska matica’ [Slovene society] and several Slovenian national libraries.