
Stožice
📍 Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia
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- Locality: Ljubljana
- Ljubljana
- GPS: 46.08586, 14.51585
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Deceased (153)

Ljudmila Končan
1931 – 2005
Stožice

Janez Čeren
1853 – 1911
Stožice

Uršula Kušar Presetnik
1885 – 1944
Stožice

Jože Slovenc
1969
Stožice

Franc Peršin
1875 – 1955
Stožice

Katarina Selan
1900 – 1960
Stožice

Gena Tesovnik
1908 – 1985
Stožice

Ivana Hromec Majer
1863 – 1937
Stožice

Tine Ahlin
1905 – 1983
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"

Frančiška Presetnik Tonejc
1919 – 1996
Stožice

Janez Slovenc
Stožice

Ivana Zakotnik
1890 – 1960
Stožice

Zorko Rodič
1896 – 1938
Stožice

Ivana Bremšak
1889 – 1976
Stožice

Marija Kosmač
1891 – 1962
Stožice

Valentin Ahlin
1905 – 1983
Stožice

Janko Koman
1927 – 1944
Stožice

Nada Ovčak
1926 – 1943
Stožice

Feliks Ahlin
1914 – 1942
Stožice

Ivan Bremšak
1923 – 1943
Stožice

Marija Leban
1926 – 2014
Stožice

Frančiška Presetnik
1924 – 1995
Stožice

Marjeta Marinko
1899 – 1980
Stožice

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"

Franc Kunstelj
1875 – 1942
Stožice

Frančiška Peršin
1895 – 1981
Stožice

Marija Rupert
1915 – 1999
Stožice

Ana Kvas Ahlin
1885 – 1967
Stožice

Stane Koman
1920 – 2009
Stožice

Angelca Kunstelj
1899 – 1970
Stožice

Terezija Peršin Ahlin
1868 – 1900
Stožice

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"