PoH-Code: poh.16883
Workers of the Hudo Brickworks /no_think Workers of the Hudo Brickworks /no_think
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A bright marble plaque on the former Šrajev brickworks, where the first partisan printing press for the Kamnik district operated. The names of four brickworks employees, fallen in the National Liberation Struggle, are engraved on it. Unveiled on 5 August 1956.
EŠD 10718
Monuments of the revolutionary workers' movement and the National Liberation Struggle in Domžale municipality, Domžale: Cultural Community, Municipal Committee of the League of Yugoslav Communists, 1979, pp. 177–180.
Guide to Partisan Paths, Ljubljana: Borec, 1978, pp. 185–186.
Addendum: Who is now the owner of the building, we have not been able to reliably determine. Originally, from 1906, it was the Pavlin - Šraj Brickworks (Šraj was merely a third-party owner), nationalized after the war it became the Radomlje Brickworks, and from 1976 it was Induplati. This company has already closed its doors in 2004, but the company's name is still on the building (see picture). Now there are new owners.
Translation · AI tier 7
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- Partizanstvo.si — Partizanski spomeniki (#3727) (847a4cac-805c-4265-ab4b-0321f7950fa1) — Partizanstvo.si — Partizanski spomeniki (#3727)
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Map position available (Point) · spatial accuracy: 4 — Accurate
Textual location description
Opekarniška 16. Spominska plošča je pritrjena na vzhodni fasadi vratarnice podjetja Induplati, v severnem delu naselja. Pred vratarnico so (lahko zaklenjena) železna motorna vrata.
Coordinates (WGS84)46.17967° N, 14.61933° E