Juro Adlešič

Juro Adlešič

Juro Adlešič (7 May 1884 – 29 September 1968) was a Slovenian lawyer and politician.

He was born in the village of Adlešiči in the Slovene region of White Carniola, then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In 1918 he opened a lawyer office in Ljubljana. He joined the conservative Slovene People's Party, and served in the editorial board of the newspaper Slovenec.

In 1935 he became the mayor of Ljubljana. He stayed in office also after the Italian annexation of south-central Slovenia during World War II, but resigned in June 1942. He was replaced by Leon Rupnik.

After World War Two, Adlešič decided to stay in the Socialist Republic of Slovenia, unlike many prominent members of the Slovene People's Party, who escaped in fear of Communist persecution. He was not subjected to any persecution by the new authorities. He died in Ljubljana in 1968.

References

Slovenski veliki leksikon, Mladinska knjiga (2003)

Preceded by Vladimir Ravnihar	Mayor of Ljubljana 1935–1942	Succeeded by Leon Rupnik

Mayors of Ljubljana

16th century	Janez Lantheri (1504) Gregor Lagner (1505) Lenart Praunsperger (1506) Jakob Stettenfelder (1507) Janez Lindauer (1509) Volk Meditsch (1511) Matevž Frang (1513) Jurij Tazel (1514) Anton Lantheri (1516) Janez Standinath (1518) Wolfgang Bosch (1520) Jurij Gering (1524) Pongrac Lustaller (1526) Primoz Huebman (1528) Peter Reicher (1529) Krištof Stern (1530) Viljem Praunsperger (1531) Vid Khissel (1533) Janez Weilhammer (1536) Volk Gebhardt (1544) Janez Dorn (1548) Jurij Tiffrer (1552) Mihael Frankovitsch (1555) Blaž Samerl (1559) Marko Pregl (1563) Lenard Chroen (1565) Mihael Vodapiuez (1567) Janez Phanner (1571) Gaspar Hoffstetter (1574) Marko Stetner (1582) Volk Guertner (1584) Jakob De Curtoni (1588) Andrej Falkh (1592) Venturin Thrauison (1593) Mihael Rosen (1595) Anton Feichtinger (1598) Andrej Kroen (1599) Josip Tschauller (1600)

17th century	Andrej Sallitinger (1601) Mihael Preiss (1605) Janez Vodapiuez (1607) Janez Sonze (1608) Janez Krstnik Gedenelli (1610) Adam Eggich (1616) Adam Weiss (1619) Janez Krstnik Verbetz (1623) Jurij Viditsch (1624) Horacij Carminelli (1629) Andrej Stropel (1631) Kristof Otto (1634) Gregor Khunstl (1638) Marko Wiz (1640) Fran Cirian (1647) Ljudevit Schonleben (1648) Jurij Wertatsch (1650) Janez Steringer (1657) Janez Maria Pisckhon (1663) Janez Krstnik Dolnitscher (1672) Janez Jernej Bosio (1679) Gabriel Eder (1688) Janez Dolnitscher (1692) Matija Di Georgio (1697) Janez Graffenhueber (1699)

18th century	Gabriel Eder (1702) Janez Kristof Pucher pl. Puechenthall (1710) Anton Janeshitsh (1712) Jakob Herendler (1716) Florijan von Grafflieiden (1720) Matija Christian (1726) Anton Raab (1738) Jurij Ambrož Kappus (1742) Matevž Fran Beer (1751) Fran Gamba (1764) Janez Mihael Kuk (1766) Matija Bertolloti (1770) Janez Jurij Pilgram (1772) Janez Nepomuk Mikolitsch (1774) Anton Fran Wagner (1775) Janez Friderik Egger (1782) Josip Pototschnig (1786) Peter Fister (1788) Anton Podobnik (1796) Josip Kokail (1797)

19th century	Anton baron Codelli (1812) Janez Nepomuk Rosmann (1814) Janez Nepomuk Hradecky (1820) Janez Fischer (1847) Matija Burger (1851) Mihael Ambrož (1861) Etbin Henrik Costa (1864) Josip Suppan (1869) Karl Deschmann (1871) Anton Laschan (1874) Peter Grasselli (1882) Ivan Hribar (1896–1910)

20th century	Ivan Tavčar (1911–1921) Ljudevit Perič (1921–1928) Dinko Puc (1928–1935) Vladimir Ravnihar (1935) Juro Adlešič (1935–1942) Leon Rupnik (1942–1945) Pavel Lunaček (1945) Fran Albreht (1945–1948) Matija Maležič (1948–1951) Jaka Avšič (1951–1953) Heli Modic (1953–1954) Marijan Dermastja (1954–1960) Marjan Jenko (1960–1961) Marjan Tepina (1961–1967) Miha Košak (1967–1973) Tone Kovič (1973–1978) Marjan Rožič (1978–1982) Tina Tomlje (1982–1986) Nuša Kerševan (1986–1990) Jože Strgar (1990–1994) Dimitrij Rupel (1994–1998) Vika Potočnik (1998–2002)

21st century	Danica Simšič (2002–2006) Zoran Janković (2006–2011; 2012–present) Aleš Čerin (acting, 2011–2012)

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