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Stožice

📍 Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia

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Deceased (153)

Franc Bremšak

Franc Bremšak

1926 – 1943

Stožice

Frančiška Mihelič

Frančiška Mihelič

Stožice

Marija Bratovž

Marija Bratovž

1890 – 1971

Stožice

Marija Peršin Vrečar

Marija Peršin Vrečar

1922 – 1990

Stožice

Valensa Kunstelj

Valensa Kunstelj

1920 – 1940

Stožice

Marko Ahlin

Marko Ahlin

1976 – 1983

Stožice

Štefka Dovč

Štefka Dovč

1909 – 1978

Stožice

Alojzij Kunstelj

Alojzij Kunstelj

1859 – 1926

Stožice

Anton Kunstelj

Anton Kunstelj

1894 – 1973

Stožice

Marjan Mlinar

Marjan Mlinar

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"

Vinko Kregar

Vinko Kregar

1922 – 1945

Stožice

SB

Saša Baumgartner

1969 – 2015

Stožice

Jože Pernišek

Jože Pernišek

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"

Martin Tesovnik

Martin Tesovnik

1932 – 1993

Stožice

Anton Presetnik

Anton Presetnik

1909 – 1961

Stožice

Dragica Zora Slovenc

Dragica Zora Slovenc

1935 – 2012

Stožice

Marija Plahutnik

Marija Plahutnik

1897 – 1982

Stožice

France Presetnik

France Presetnik

1913 – 1997

Stožice

Jurij Plahutnik

Jurij Plahutnik

1895 – 1962

Stožice

Franci Peršin

Franci Peršin

1921 – 1944

Stožice

Ivan Ahlin

Ivan Ahlin

1920 – 2008

Stožice

Kristina Presetnik

Kristina Presetnik

1901 – 1990

Stožice

Maks Dovč

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"

Ivan Koman

Ivan Koman

1891 – 1945

Stožice

Mana Selan

Mana Selan

1885 – 1927

Stožice

Franc Bratovž

Franc Bratovž

1894 – 1951

Stožice

Damjan Hočevar

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"

Amalija Mihelič

Amalija Mihelič

Stožice

Marijana Klemen Čeren

Marijana Klemen Čeren

1859 – 1946

Stožice

Frančiška Ahlin

Frančiška Ahlin

1864 – 1939

Stožice

Ivana Kušar Presetnik

Ivana Kušar Presetnik

1889 – 1964

Stožice

MP

Mihael Presetnik

1813 – 1892

Stožice

Marjan Gmeiner

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"

Jože Ahlin

Jože Ahlin

1869 – 1954

Stožice

Frančiška Kosirnik Presetnik

Frančiška Kosirnik Presetnik

1890 – 1943

Stožice

Alojzija Snoj Ahlin

Alojzija Snoj Ahlin

1878 – 1923

Stožice

Milan Tonejc

Milan Tonejc

1926 – 1985

Stožice

Elizabeta Ahlin

Elizabeta Ahlin

1899 – 1983

Stožice

Marija Remec Presetnik

Marija Remec Presetnik

1938 – 1992

Stožice

Marija Čeren Kregar

Marija Čeren Kregar

1895 – 1971

Stožice

Simon Zupan

Simon Zupan

1844 – 1925

Stožice

Marija Špenko Kunstelj

Marija Špenko Kunstelj

1853 – 1924

Stožice

FP

Franc Presetnik

1888 – 1961

Stožice

Jera Plevel Kunstelj

Jera Plevel Kunstelj

1860 – 1928

Stožice

Miro Leban

Miro Leban

1926 – 1998

Stožice

Ivana Stipčić

Ivana Stipčić

1914 – 1987

Stožice

Janez Kregar

Janez Kregar

1877 – 1942

Stožice

Frančiška Presetnik

Frančiška Presetnik

1896 – 1979

Stožice

Franc Presetnik

Franc Presetnik

1882 – 1957

Stožice

Matija Selan

Matija Selan

1879 – 1948

Stožice

Janez Presetnik

Janez Presetnik

1944 – 1992

Stožice

Ivan Mrak

Ivan Mrak

1906 – 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"

Matevž Ovčak

Matevž Ovčak

1898 – 1938

Stožice

Barbara Slovenc

Barbara Slovenc

1964

Stožice

Anton Dovč

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"

Jože Ahlin

Jože Ahlin

1899 – 1977

Stožice

Ivanka Mihelič

Ivanka Mihelič

Stožice

Marko Presetnik

Marko Presetnik

1966 – 2001

Stožice

Janez Bremšak

Janez Bremšak

1889 – 1977

Stožice

Martin Tesovnik

Martin Tesovnik

1901 – 1984

Stožice

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