European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)
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We had an inn, and there we had to hang up posters:
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“Carinthians speak German!”
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You always had to look out who was at the inn – as there were spies around –
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whether you spoke Slovenian or German.
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Of course, if you knew there was nobody around, you spoke Slovenian.
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In 1942 they resettled five families from Ludmannsdorf.
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We were on the list, as well.
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Allegedly 16 Families of the parish were to be resettled.
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They stopped it then.
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We heard that there were so many that they didn’t know where to send them.
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They stopped it then.
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End of the war: Alone and Stranded
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The day that Ljubljana was liberated, WWII was ending.
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on 9th May 1945 we returned to Ljubljana.
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That was the most wonderful day of my life. It still is.
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There were many things I didn’t know. We were riding in a small truck.
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I didn’t know that we passed the killing grounds where my good friend Neda Grzinic lay buried.
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I didn’t know that we passed the fire station in Lavrica where my father was buried in February 1944.
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I knew nothing of these horrible facts. I didn’t know my husband was on his deathbed.
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So, I was immensely happy.
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