Ivan Žolger
Ivan Žolger was a Slovenian lawyer and diplomat, recognized for his significant role at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, where he successfully advocated against a plebiscite that could have jeopardized Maribor's integration into the new state following World War I. Born in 1867, Žolger was a dedicated public servant who had previously served as a minister in the Austro-Hungarian government, and his expertise in public law earned him respect in both domestic and international circles.
Born on Oct 22, 1867 (157 years old)
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Ivan Žolger played a crucial role in preventing a plebiscite for Maribor and was a significant figure in the legal and political landscape of the time.
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