Čaven, Aantons Džavarju op de paal van Anton Bawčerij

Plošča was a rectangular shape (60 x 40 cm) and made of bronze. Date of discovery: May 13, 1974.

»The army went home.. «
(Text on the plaque, embedded in the wall of the mountain pass at Čacak)
February 1945. The army was going home from the burnt shepherd's house at Čacak towards Bevrič and three partisans went there. Mount Bevri became a little higher and rose down to the snow-covered Planina. There were black leopards - broken houses of destroyed houses. »The work waits for us after the army,« one partisan with an officer's cap shouted. — »Only that it finally ends this damned war, then we will, « answered the other. The third did not say anything, he was crying at Planina and looking for his house. He was Famečk from Otlice ..
»Let’s go,« almost sharply pointed the one with the highest rank, »there is still a long way to Čepan!« They went down the mountain path. Suddenly, as in puddles of water, they saw the Germans behind them. The engine was revved up and gunshots were fired from the turret. They jumped under the road into a ditch ..

Both officers were killed, Famečk disappeared among the cypresses .. (Cvetko Blaško - Firarju)

Three partisans were: commander of the People's Defence in Slovenian Coastal Region Anton Dragar - Nedeljko from Dragomelj near Domžale; commander of the defence detachment of the region administration of the People's Defence in Slovenian Coastal Region Zvonko Jelen; and the head of XXX. division, Famečk from Otlice. (From diploma thesis Ljudmile Kovač, 'Monuments NOB in Ajdovska municipality')

Source: Franc Černigoj, Markers on the Gorge, Ajdovščina: Self-publishing, 1999, pp. 101, 102.