Železničarski košarkarski klub Ljubljana, also known as Železničar Ljubljana, was a

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team based in

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, Slovenia. The team competed in the

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from 1949 until 1960. They also won the

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in 1959.

Rosters

;1959 Yugoslav Cup :Čretnik, Kumer, Potočnik, Jože Zupančič, Škerjanc, Elselt, Senčar, Zajc, Urbanija, Vranič, Perhaj :Head coach: Kruno Brumen

Honours

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::Winners: 1948 *

::Winners: 1959

References

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