France Dejak
France Dejak (20 September 1925, Dolenje Laze near
Titoist
regime immediately after the World War II.
Dejak described the survival and escape many times after the end of the Cold war and he did it in detail for the first time in an interview published by Mladina magazine on 3 November 1989 to journalist Gorazd Suhadolnik.[2]
He, France Kozina, and Milan Zajec were the only ones among the survivors of the mass killing who managed, with the help of the tree, which during the dynamiting slid down into the cave with its trunk still hooked on the edge of the cave, climbed out of it and escaped.[3][4][5][6]
References
- ^ Julka Žagar (2003). In memoriam France Dejak. Archived 2014-04-30 at the Wayback Machine Zaveza št.50, Nova Slovenska Zaveza, Ljubljana
- ^ Bernard Nežmah (2003) Človek, ki ga niso opazili (A Man Who Was Not Noticed, Mladina magazine, Ljubljana, 5.3.
- ^ Milač, Metod (2002). Resistance, imprisonment & forced labor:
a Slovene student in World War II, Studies in Modern European History, Vol. 47, P. Lang, ISBN 0820457817, page 207.
- ISBN 1850438404
- ISBN 9783850135948
- Radio Študent, Nova Slovenska Zaveza, Ljubljana
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