Hrvatini, Cemetery, Jug Ivan

Ivan Jug survived the last year in Premančan and was an active member of the Union of Fighters.

»As an 'artery' of development, we have prepared an educational-recreational trail, […] We named it symbolically after the local man of Premančan Ivan Jug, a patriot, a victim of totalitarian systems. It also has a national defense significance, since we want to outpace the northern neighbors, who would like to conclude their routes through our territories.«

Franc Malečkar, Educational-Recreational Trail of Ivan Jug /Guide to the Trail/, Glas Hrvatinov/La voce di Crevatini, Glasilo Krajevne skupnosti Hrvatini/Periodico della comunita' locale di Crevatini, Leto 2004/ Anno 2004/, Številka 1/Numero 1, marec 2004/Marzo 2004, str. 6.

[Electronic source] Glas Hrvatinov/La voce di Crevatini,  2004, 6.

»The educational-recreational trail is named after the local man of Premančan Ivan Jug (1907–1988), a patriot and natural scientist. His life was marked by totalitarian regimes. He was wrongly condemned and survived 14 years in fascist prisons, the post-war authorities 'removed' him to our territories, where he worked as a loggers (see fig. 1).«

Franc Malečkar, Guide along the educational-recreational trail of Ivan Jug along the paths of border guards and through the quarries of the Miljski hills, Appendix to the central newspaper Glas Hrvatinov/La voce di Crevatini, Glasilo Krajevne skupnosti Hrvatini/Periodico della comunita' locale di Crevatini, Leto 2004/ Anno 2004/, Številka 1/Numero 1, marec 2004/Marzo 2004.

[Electronic source] Glas Hrvatinov/La voce di Crevatini, 2004, Appendix to the central newspaper.

Glas Hrvatinov/La voce di Crevatini, July 2003, page 9