Stožice

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 Plahutnik

1919 – 1977

Stožice

Francka Presetnik

1953 – 1976

Stožice

Francka Zajc

1914 – 2008

Stožice

Ciril Končan

1928 – 2007

Stožice

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"

Viktor Tesovnik

1928 – 1949

Stožice

Milka Primc Koman

1924 – 2009

Stožice

Franci Horvat

1957 – 1984

Stožice

Peter Zajc

1912 – 1983

Stožice

Anica Bratovž

1929 – 1967

Stožice

Kristina Ahlin

1902 – 1986

Stožice

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"

Franc Zakotnik

1881 – 1941

Stožice

Jože Naglič

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"

Jože Bratovž

1927 – 1991

Stožice

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"

Karel Dovč

1910 – 1987

Stožice

Darko Končan

1960 – 1992

Stožice

Angela Vodnik Ahlin

1915 – 1986

Stožice

Frančiška Ahlin

1895 – 1986

Stožice

Ivan Kregar

1914 – 1989

Stožice

Jaka Avšič

1896 – 1978

Stožice

Marija Šporn Presetnik

1894 – 1970

Stožice

Barbara Slovenc

1961

Stožice

Ivanka Ahlin

1902 – 1997

Stožice

Pavla Čeren

1892 – 1914

Stožice

Jože Slovenc

1924 – 1992

Stožice

Draga Rodič

1898 – 1979

Stožice

Ana Plahutnik

1927 – 2012

Stožice

Marjan Vrhovnik

1940 – 1993

Stožice

Janez Kunstelj

1853 – 1916

Stožice

Margareta “Marjeta” Dečman Presetnik

1820 – 1898

Stožice

Matija Presetnik

1891 – 1972

Stožice

Štefka Kreč

1935 – 1988

Stožice

Marija Gromec Ovčak

1903 – 1989

Stožice

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"

Janez Cunder

1925 – 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 Bratovž

1933 – 2001

Stožice

Franc Presetnik

1891 – 1949

Stožice

Zorko Rodič

1930 – 2006

Stožice

Doroteja Selan

1901 – 1981

Stožice

Vane Tesovnik

1930 – 1951

Stožice

Edvard Selan

1932 – 1995

Stožice

Alojzija Bartagelj Koman

1892 – 1982

Stožice

Matija Selan

1892 – 1969

Stožice

Andrej Peršin

1874 – 1930

Stožice

Marija Kunstelj

1876 – 1952

Stožice

Alojzij Presetnik

1881 – 1948

Stožice

Janez Hromec

1861 – 1937

Stožice

Vinko Kosmač

1892 – 1960

Stožice

Ciril Orehek

1907 – 1987

Stožice

Ivan Presetnik

1923 – 1945

Stožice

Vinko Ahlin

1866 – 1951

Stožice

Franc Peršin

1927 – 2001

Stožice

Anton Presetnik

1940 – 1991

Stožice

Marija Orehek

1906 – 2002

Stožice

Anton Kunstelj

1924 – 1992

Stožice

Marjan Lukančič

1925 – 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"

Neža Selan

1877 – 1911

Stožice