Memorial Plaque for Terezija Mičej sen. and jun. in St. Veit im Jauntal/Šentvid v Podjuni

On June 1, 1944, Gestapo officers came to the home of Terezija Mičej (born 1884) and her similarly named daughter (born 1922). The Carinthian Slovenian women had been accused of providing shelter and sustenance to partisans in their home, thereby supporting the resistance. Mother and daughter were imprisoned by the Gestapo in Klagenfurt and were sentenced to death by the Klagenfurt District Court on January 6, 1945, and were beheaded a week later. In 2012, a memorial plaque in memory of the murdered community women was installed on the cemetery wall next to the entrance to the church in St. Veit im Jauntal/Šentvid v Podjuni. The two women had lived next to the church. Additionally, since the end of 2018, a large coal portrait of Terezija Mičej Junior has been hanging outside the Carinthian State Archives in Klagenfurt.