European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)
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There where Katarina’s sons Michael Sluga, Karl Paulitsch and Franz Rotter.
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Franz Rotter was a member of the German ‘Wehrmacht’;
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so was Karl Sluga, who crossed over to the partisans.
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Michael Sluga joined the partisans straight away instead of enlisting.
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In 1943 it became dangerous. Katarina Sluga escaped to the partisans then.
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My aunt was interested in culture and politics.
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She soon started to organise meetings against Hitler and to attend other meetings.
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Therefore she was politically suspicious.
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So we all were in danger.
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She was aware that something could happen.
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She had people who sent her a message to withdraw.
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For her it was dangerous now.
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So she backed away to the partisans
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and thought that everything would be okay if she went.
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But she was wrong.
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When the Gestapo came
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it was dangerous for all of them. They arrested all.
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Liberation of Reggio Emilia
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We went on the roof to see who was shooting from the Church of Madonna della Ghiara.
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We couldn’t see anything from there, so we went back downstairs and headed for the bell-tower.
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