Slovenian victim of Ustashe regime gets stumbling stone in Zagreb
Zagreb, 17 December - A Slovenian who died in the Ustashe camp in Jasenovac in April 1945 has been commemorated with a stolperstein in Zagreb. Croatia plans to lay a total of 20 such stumbling stones until the end of the year to remember the victims of Nazism who were members of ethnic minorities.
Zagreb, Croatia
A stumbling stone laid in remembrance of Dominik Živec (1896-1945), a Slovenian who was victim of the pro-Nazi regime of the Independent State of Croatia.
Photo: Centre for the Promotion of Tolerance
Zagreb, Croatia
A stumbling stone laid in remembrance of Dominik Živec (1896-1945), a Slovenian who was victim of the pro-Nazi regime of the Independent State of Croatia.
Photo: Centre for the Promotion of Tolerance
Zagreb, Croatia
A stumbling stone laid in remembrance of Dominik Živec (1896-1945), a Slovenian who was victim of the pro-Nazi regime of the Independent State of Croatia.
Photo: Centre for the Promotion of Tolerance
Zagreb, Croatia
A stumbling stone laid in remembrance of Dominik Živec (1896-1945), a Slovenian who was victim of the pro-Nazi regime of the Independent State of Croatia.
Photo: Centre for the Promotion of Tolerance
Zagreb, Croatia
A stumbling stone laid in remembrance of Dominik Živec (1896-1945), a Slovenian who was victim of the pro-Nazi regime of the Independent State of Croatia.
Photo: Centre for the Promotion of Tolerance
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