Stožice

"These plaques bear the names of the men and boys of this place, soldiers in the Slovenian National Army, the Home Guard, fighters against communism. They did not fall in battle. They were betrayed and murdered. It is not known where their bodies lie. There are therefore received with sorrow and respect by their homeland. "These plaques were set up by their relatives and benefactors in 1993, the second year of Slovenia's independence. "Victims of communist violence, 1941–1945"

Franc Dolničar

1926 – 1944

Stožice

"These plaques bear the names of the men and boys of this place, soldiers in the Slovenian National Army, the Home Guard, fighters against communism. They did not fall in battle. They were betrayed and murdered. It is not known where their bodies lie. There are therefore received with sorrow and respect by their homeland. "These plaques were set up by their relatives and benefactors in 1993, the second year of Slovenia's independence. "Victims of communist violence, 1941–1945"

Janko Dolničar

1921 – 1945

Stožice

"These plaques bear the names of the men and boys of this place, soldiers in the Slovenian National Army, the Home Guard, fighters against communism. They did not fall in battle. They were betrayed and murdered. It is not known where their bodies lie. There are therefore received with sorrow and respect by their homeland. "These plaques were set up by their relatives and benefactors in 1993, the second year of Slovenia's independence. "Victims of communist violence, 1941–1945"

Štefka Dovč

1909 – 1978

Stožice

Anton Dovč

1913 – 1945

Stožice

"These plaques bear the names of the men and boys of this place, soldiers in the Slovenian National Army, the Home Guard, fighters against communism. They did not fall in battle. They were betrayed and murdered. It is not known where their bodies lie. There are therefore received with sorrow and respect by their homeland. "These plaques were set up by their relatives and benefactors in 1993, the second year of Slovenia's independence. "Victims of communist violence, 1941–1945"

Maks Dovč

1925 – 1944

Stožice

"These plaques bear the names of the men and boys of this place, soldiers in the Slovenian National Army, the Home Guard, fighters against communism. They did not fall in battle. They were betrayed and murdered. It is not known where their bodies lie. There are therefore received with sorrow and respect by their homeland. "These plaques were set up by their relatives and benefactors in 1993, the second year of Slovenia's independence. "Victims of communist violence, 1941–1945"

Jernej Dovč

1911 – 1945

Stožice

"These plaques bear the names of the men and boys of this place, soldiers in the Slovenian National Army, the Home Guard, fighters against communism. They did not fall in battle. They were betrayed and murdered. It is not known where their bodies lie. There are therefore received with sorrow and respect by their homeland. "These plaques were set up by their relatives and benefactors in 1993, the second year of Slovenia's independence. "Victims of communist violence, 1941–1945"

Karel Dovč

1910 – 1987

Stožice

Minka Dovč

1918 – 1942

Stožice

"These plaques bear the names of the men and boys of this place, soldiers in the Slovenian National Army, the Home Guard, fighters against communism. They did not fall in battle. They were betrayed and murdered. It is not known where their bodies lie. There are therefore received with sorrow and respect by their homeland. "These plaques were set up by their relatives and benefactors in 1993, the second year of Slovenia's independence. "Victims of communist violence, 1941–1945"

Janez Dovč

1912 – 1945

Stožice

"These plaques bear the names of the men and boys of this place, soldiers in the Slovenian National Army, the Home Guard, fighters against communism. They did not fall in battle. They were betrayed and murdered. It is not known where their bodies lie. There are therefore received with sorrow and respect by their homeland. "These plaques were set up by their relatives and benefactors in 1993, the second year of Slovenia's independence. "Victims of communist violence, 1941–1945"

Jože Dovč

1908 – 1945

Stožice

"These plaques bear the names of the men and boys of this place, soldiers in the Slovenian National Army, the Home Guard, fighters against communism. They did not fall in battle. They were betrayed and murdered. It is not known where their bodies lie. There are therefore received with sorrow and respect by their homeland. "These plaques were set up by their relatives and benefactors in 1993, the second year of Slovenia's independence. "Victims of communist violence, 1941–1945"

Ivan Dovč

1925 – 1942

Stožice

"These plaques bear the names of the men and boys of this place, soldiers in the Slovenian National Army, the Home Guard, fighters against communism. They did not fall in battle. They were betrayed and murdered. It is not known where their bodies lie. There are therefore received with sorrow and respect by their homeland. "These plaques were set up by their relatives and benefactors in 1993, the second year of Slovenia's independence. "Victims of communist violence, 1941–1945"

Marjan Gmeiner

1921 – 1945

Stožice

"These plaques bear the names of the men and boys of this place, soldiers in the Slovenian National Army, the Home Guard, fighters against communism. They did not fall in battle. They were betrayed and murdered. It is not known where their bodies lie. There are therefore received with sorrow and respect by their homeland. "These plaques were set up by their relatives and benefactors in 1993, the second year of Slovenia's independence. "Victims of communist violence, 1941–1945"

Marija Gromec Ovčak

1903 – 1989

Stožice

Damjan Hočevar

1924 – 1945

Stožice

"These plaques bear the names of the men and boys of this place, soldiers in the Slovenian National Army, the Home Guard, fighters against communism. They did not fall in battle. They were betrayed and murdered. It is not known where their bodies lie. There are therefore received with sorrow and respect by their homeland. "These plaques were set up by their relatives and benefactors in 1993, the second year of Slovenia's independence. "Victims of communist violence, 1941–1945"

Roman Hočevar

1923 – 1945

Stožice

"These plaques bear the names of the men and boys of this place, soldiers in the Slovenian National Army, the Home Guard, fighters against communism. They did not fall in battle. They were betrayed and murdered. It is not known where their bodies lie. There are therefore received with sorrow and respect by their homeland. "These plaques were set up by their relatives and benefactors in 1993, the second year of Slovenia's independence. "Victims of communist violence, 1941–1945"