Bočna, family Marovt (Marolt)

Anton Marovt (Marolt). Sistory.
Date of birth: June 29, 1879, place of birth: Kropa, military status: Civilian, date of death: April 8, 1942, place of death: Auschwitz, country of death: Poland, place of burial: Auschwitz, country of burial: Poland, cause of death: Died in the camp / internment, cause of death: German (occupational) units

Marija, born Krajnc Marovt. Sistory.
Date of birth: August 8, 1888, place of birth: Kropa, military status: Civilian, date of death: October 29, 1942, place of death: Auschwitz, country of death: Poland, place of burial: Auschwitz, country of burial: Poland, cause of death: Died in the camp / internment, cause of death: Ustaši

Ivan Marovt. Sistory.
Date of birth: August 27, 1912, place of birth: Bočna, military status: Civilian, date of death: November 23, 1942, place of death: Umka-Bolevci, Srem, country of death: Serbia, country of burial: ?, cause of death: Killed, cause of death: German (occupational) units

Peter Marovt (Marolt). Sistory.
Date of birth: August 31, 1923, place of birth: Kropa, military status: Civilian, date of death: August 15, 1942, place of death: Celje, place of burial: Gradec, country of burial: Austria, cause of death: Talec - shot, cause of death: German (occupational) units

Ludvik Marolt ? Sistory.
Date of birth: ?? June 1945, military status: Home Guard, date of death: ?? June 1945, country of death: Slovenia, country of burial: Slovenia, cause of death: Victim of wartime battles, cause of death: JA

»Victims of World War II from Bočna
[…]
II. List of shot talcians:
[…]

• Marovt Peter, born 1923, from Kropa, shot on August 15, 1942
  III. List of those who died in camps:
  […]
• Marovt Anton, born 1899, from Kropa, died in Auschwitz on April 8, 1942
• Marovt Marija, born 1897, from Kropa, died in Auschwitz, September 22, 1942
  […]
  V. Other war victims:
• Marovt Ivan, born August 27, 1912 in Bočna, fled to Umka in Serbia and died there; how and why is unknown. (Presumed date of death: November 23, 1942 in Srem)«

Zoran Tratnik, Gornji Grad during World War II, Collection, Celje: Museum of Contemporary History, 2000, p. 183, 184.

Photograph: Marovtovi, Geneanet, Cemetery Bočna, p. 1

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