The 31st Slovenia Division (

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: ''Tridesetprva slovenačka divizija'') was a

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formed on 6 October 1943 in Western Slovenia. It was formed from the 7th Slovenia Brigade, 16th Slovenia Brigade and Tolmin Brigade. Before it was renamed upon joining the

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on 22 December 1943, this division was known as the 26th Triglav Division. The division operated mostly in Slovenia during its existence.

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