Carinthian Slovenes - Notable Carinthian Slovenians

Notable Carinthian Slovenians

• Matija Ahacel - philologian, publicist, collector of folk songs (1779–1845)
• Miha Andreaš - folk poet (1762–1821)
• Tomaz Druml - Nordic combined skier (b. 1988)
• Lambert Ehrlich - theologian, ethnologist and political activist (1878–1942)
• Andrej Einspieler - priest, author and politician (1813–1888)
• Fran Eller - poet (1873–1956)
• Janko Ferk – judge and writer (b. 1958)
• Ivan Grafenauer - literary critic and ethnologist (1880–1964)
• Ožbalt Gutsman - author and philologist (1727–1790)
• Maja Haderlap - writer and poet (b. 1961)
• Marko Hanžič - Jesuit historian (1683–1766)
• Milka Hartmann - poet (1902–1997)
• Valentin Inzko - diplomat, High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina (b. 1949)
• Anton Janežič - philologist (1828–1869)
• Gustav Januš - poet (b. 1939)
• Urban Jarnik - ethnographer (1784–1844)
• Franc Kattnig – publisher and cultural official (b. 1945)
• Joahim Košutnik - mathematician
• Martin Kušej – theatre and opera director (b. 1961)
• Cvetka Lipuš - poet (b. 1966)
• Florjan Lipuš – writer and translator (b. 1937)
• Matija Majar - priest, philologist, ethnographer and political activist, author of the United Slovenia program (1809–1892)
• Mimi Malenšek - writer (b. 1919)
• Janko Messner – writer (b. 1921)
• Mirko Messner – politician (b. 1948)
• Andreas Moritsch - historian
• Valentin Oman – artist (b. 1935)
• Vinko Ošlak - essayist (b. 1947)
• Franc Petek - politician (1885–1965)
• Wolfgang Petritsch – diplomat, former High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina (b. 1947)
• Hubert Petschnigg - architect
• Erik Prunč – professor at the University of Graz (b. 1941)
• Gregorij Rožman - Bishop of Ljubljana (1883–1959)
• Jožef Stefan – mathematician and physicist (1835–1893)
• Janez Strutz – professor at the University of Klagenfurt (b. 1949)
• Katja Sturm-Schnabl - linguist
• Andrej Šuster Drabosnjak - folk poet (1768–1825)
• Joško Tischler - politician (1902–1979)
• Rudi Vouk - lawyer, political activist
• Peter Wrolich – racing cyclist (b. 1974)