Homec, cemetery, Grintal Slavko in Brajer Andrej

Stanislav Grintal, Sistory: Date of birth: 19. 02. 1920, Place of birth: Črnuče, Date of death/disappearance: 05. 01. 1945, Place of death/disappearance: Žužemberk – Jama, Military status: NOV and POS, Military unit, rank: VII. Corps, Autokomanda of the War Office, Cause of death: killed, Perpetrator of death: homeguards.

»Grintal Slavko, partisan of the Autokomanda of the War Office of the 7th Corps. He was born on 19 February 1920 in Črnuče, Ljubljana Bežigrad. On 5 January 1945, the homeguards from the 1st homeguard battalion near Žužemberk attacked a truck of the War Office command of the 7th Corps, which was transporting wounded soldiers from Žužemberk to Jami. The driver M. Damjanović and Slavko Grintal, along with two wounded, were killed. […] ŽUŽEMBERK (4) On 4 January 1945, the homeguards from the 1st homeguard battalion near Žužemberk attacked a truck of the War Office command of the 7th Corps, which was transporting wounded soldiers from Žužemberk to Jami near Dvor. Both machine guns on the tank froze due to severe frost, so the wounded remained without protection. The homeguards destroyed the truck and killed two unknown wounded soldiers on it. The driver Milan Damjanović and the co-driver Slavko Grintal also died. Both are listed in the named list of captured wounded and killed partisans.«

Silvo Grgič, Crimes of collaborators of the occupiers, 1st book, Killed out of combat and in other ways killed, wounded and captured Slovene partisans, Novo mesto: Society of Historians NOB of Slovenia, 1995, p. 95, 352. _________________________________________________

Andrej Brajar, Sistory: Date of birth: 24. 10. 1909, Place of birth: Orehek, Military status: civilian, Date of death/disappearance: 26. 02. 1945, Place of death/disappearance: Beljak, Cause of death: ?, Perpetrator of death: German (occupational) units

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