Lojze Ude (June 18, 1896 in Križe, Tržič,

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lawyer, journalist and historian.

Honours

* Golden Obilić Medal (1920) * Order of Merit with silvery rays (1951) * Order of Brotherhood and Unity with silvery rays (1951) * Order of the Red Flag (1956) * Order of Merit with Silver Star (1968) * Order of Valour (1972) * Order of the Republic with golden wreath (1979) * Drabosnjak's Prize (1966) * Kidrič's Prize (1978).

Selected works

* Koroški zbornik, Državna založba Slovenije, 1946 * Slovenci in jugoslovanska skupnost, Obzorja, 1972 * Koroško vprašanje, Drẑavna zaloẑba Slovenije, 1976 * Boj za severno slovensko mejo: 1918-1919, Založba obzorja, 1977

References

External links

Biography of Lojze Ude on the Slovenian Biographical Lexicon web site
20th-century Slovenian historians Slovenian journalists 1896 births 1982 deaths Austro-Hungarian military personnel People from the Municipality of Tržič 20th-century journalists {{Slovenia-scientist-stub