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| Lenka Prešeren (1811-1891) | ||
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| France's youngest sister, an important source of information on the poet's life, particularly on relations within the Prešeren family. She spent most of her life housekeeping for her brother Jurij, a priest, who worked in a number of Carinthian parishes and in the Kanal valley. Lenka spent a few months in Ljubljana (during1828/29) with her brother France, whilst he was sharing an apartment with Miha Kastelic. | ||
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