- Aleš
Pipan (born 24 May 1959) is a
Slovenian basketball coach and
former player.
Pipan coached Slovenia at
three tournaments (EuroBasket 2005, 2006 FIBA...
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Dominika Švarc
Pipan (born 9 July 1978) is a
Slovenian politician and lawyer. She
served as the
minister of
justice of
Slovenia from June 2022 to February...
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Giovanni Pippan (also
known as
Giovanni Pipan and Ivan
Pipan) (16
December 1894,
Trieste – 31
August 1933, Cicero, Illinois) was an
Italian labor leader...
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Anita Pipan (born 1970 in Ljubljana) is a
Slovenian diplomat who is the Director-General at the
Directorate for
Multilateral Affairs and
Development Cooperation...
- strappado), and
verbal and
physical attacks. The term pīdòu (批鬥)
comes from
pīpàn (批判, 'to
criticize and judge') and dòuzhēng (鬥爭, 'to
fight and contest')...
- the
competition until the 2005 edition,
where the team,
coached by Aleš
Pipan,
reached the quarter-finals for the
first time. In 2009,
Slovenia reached...
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Phreatic zone – Zone in an
aquifer below the
water table Culver,
David C.;
Pipan, Tanja; White,
William B., eds. (10 May 2019).
Encyclopedia of Caves. Elsevier...
- coin – Big Baby in his
version of the
story blames KK
Zadar and
coach Aleš
Pipan!] (in Croatian). basketball.hr.
October 6, 2018.
Retrieved October 7, 2018...
- (2006–2008) Muli
Katzurin – (2008–2010) / Igor
Griszczuk – (2010–2011) Aleš
Pipan – (2011–2013) Dirk
Bauermann – (2013–2014) Mike
Taylor – (2014–2021) Igor...
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office 5
March 2024
Prime Minister Robert Golob Preceded by
Dominika Švarc
Pipan In
office 13
September 2018 – 13
March 2020
Prime Minister Marjan Šarec...
