Pa dajmo šteti ... Lets count ...
To se je dalo prebrati 11. 9. 1952 v Dolenjskem listu.
Neposredno po kapitulaciji in okupaciji Jugoslavije aprila 1941 je v Sloveniji edino Komunistična partija Slovenije pričela z resnimi pripravami na oboroženi upor proti okupatorju. Prvi ukrep v tej smeri je bila analiza in ocena trenutnega položaja Slovenije, ki jo je CKKPS podal v prvi številki obnovljenega Slovenskega poročevalca v članku, ki je nosil naslov: »Naša nesreča in naša vera«. Vodstvo Partije je takoj pričelo z najširšimi političnimi pripravami za ustvarjanje splošne narodne fronte za boj proti okupatorju, kar je dobilo svoje uresničenje 27. aprila 1941 z ustanovitvijo Osvobodilne fronte slovenskega naroda. Konec aprila 1941 pa je KPS naslovila na slovenski narod še poseben proglas, v katerem pravi med drugim: »Da bi naša borba bila uspešnejša, se mora ves slovenski narod združiti v enotno narodno fronto proti imperialističnim okupatorjem in tlačiteljem. Na to skupno osvobodilno borbo poziva KPS vse primorske in koroške Slovence, ki že 20 let ječijo pod jarmom tujih imperialistov. KPS poziva vse delovno ljudstvo, vse politične skupine in vse rodoljubne posameznike na skupno borbo ...
This could be read on 11 September 1952 in Dolenjski list.
Immediately after the capitulation and occupation of Yugoslavia in April 1941, only the Communist Party of Slovenia in Slovenia began serious preparations for an armed uprising against the occupier. The first measure in this direction was the analysis and assessment of the current situation in Slovenia, which the CKKPS gave in the first issue of the renewed Slovenian rapporteur in an article entitled: "Our misfortune and our faith". The Party leadership immediately began the broadest political preparations for the creation of a general national front to fight the occupier, which was realized on April 27, 1941 with the establishment of the Liberation Front of the Slovene Nation. At the end of April 1941, the KPS addressed a special proclamation to the Slovene nation, stating, among other things: "For our struggle to be more successful, the entire Slovene nation must unite in a united national front against the imperialist occupiers and oppressors. The KPS calls on all Slovenes from the Littoral and Carinthia, who have been imprisoned under the yoke of foreign imperialists for 20 years, to fight for this common liberation struggle. The KPS calls on all working people, all political groups and all patriotic individuals to fight together ...
22. junija 1941 je CKKPS formiral Glavno poveljstvo slovenskih partizanskih čet. Sestavljali so ga: komandant Franc Leskošek, komisar Boris Kidrič, ki ga je kmalu zamenjal Miha Marinko, namestnik komandanta dr. Aleš Bebler. To Glavno poveljstvo je bilo kmalu za tem izpopolnjeno z novimi člani. Tako so takrat postali člani glavnega poveljstva Stane Žagar, Oskar Kovačič, Dušan Podgornik in Marjan Brecelj ...
On June 22, 1941, the CKKPS formed the Main Command of the Slovene Partisan Troops. It consisted of: Commander Franc Leskošek, Commissioner Boris Kidrič, who was soon replaced by Miha Marinko, Deputy Commander dr. Aleš Bebler. This General Command was soon afterwards upgraded with new members. At that time, Stane Žagar, Oskar Kovačič, Dušan Podgornik and Marjan Brecelj became members of the main command ...
V avgustu 1941 se v ljubljanski pokrajini iz Molniške čete pod vodstvom Ljuba Šercerja izdvoji posebna četa, ki odide na Mokrc, od koder v septembru Milan Majcen odide v Mirnsko dolino in osnuje Mokronoško četo, imenovano po kraju Mokronog.
Pred tem so vaščani v Mokronogu in okolici zbrali veliko orožja po kapitulaciji jugoslovanske vojske, saj je v Mokronogu razpadel planinski polk, orožje in municijo pa so vojaki odmetavali kar ob cestah in gozdovih. Vaščani so poskrili toliko orožja, da so naslednjo pomlad oborožili celo partizansko enoto. Veliko orožja je bilo skritega v bližini Majcnove zidanice na Priči. To orožje je Mokronoška četa dobila konec novembra 1941. Sami začetki NO gibanja segajo v Mokronoški dolini v maj 1941. Tukaj je bil že takrat ustanovljen prvi odbor OF. Do prihoda prvih partizanov septembra 1941 je na območju Mokronoga delovalo več mladinskih organizacij - trojk. Le-te so zbirali orožje, delile letake z gesli, pisale protifašistične parole, raznašale ilegalni tisk, razobešale zastave, zasledovale dekleta, ki so se družile z Italijani in jim postrigle lase za kazen ... 20. oktobra 1941 pa se je zgodil že prvi strel proti okupatorju v Mokronoški dolini, ko je komandant Milan Majcen iz zasede streljal na domačega izdajalca in ga lažje ranil.
Milan Majcen umre v kraju Murence 29. 10. 1941, ko njega in J. Mevželja izda bližnji sosed zaupnika OF, h kateremu sta prišla po orožje. Nemci so obkolili hišo in po enem dnevu padeta oba pod njihovimi streli. Pred tem sta poskrbela, da se je celotni družini uspelo rešiti. Nemci so ju pokopali z vsemi vojaškimi častmi za vzgled svojim vojakom, kako se je potrebno boriti za domovino.
Vaška straža v Mokronogu/Village guard in Mokronog
In August 1941, in the Ljubljana province, a special company separated from the Molniška unit under the leadership of Ljubo Šercer went to Mokrc, from where Milan Majcen left for the Mirna valley in September and founded the Mokronog company, named after Mokronog.
Prior to that, the villagers in Mokronog gathered a lot of weapons after the capitulation of the Yugoslav army, as a mountain regiment disintegrated in Mokronog, and weapons and ammunition were dumped by soldiers right along roads and forests. The villagers hid so many weapons that they armed an entire partisan unit the following spring. Many weapons were hidden near Majc's vineyard cottage on Priča. These weapons were acquired by the Mokronog Company at the end of November 1941. The very beginnings of the NO movement date back to the Mokronog Valley in May 1941. The first OF committee was established here at that time. Until the arrival of the first partisans in September 1941, several youth organizations - troikas - operated in the Mokronog area. They collected weapons, distributed leaflets with slogans, wrote anti-fascist slogans, distributed illegal press, unfurled flags, chased down girls who hung out with Italians and cut their hair for punishment ... On October 20, 1941, it happened the first shot against the occupier in the Mokronog Valley, when Commander Milan Majcen fired from an ambush at a domestic traitor and slightly wounded him.
Milan Majcen died in Murence on October 29, 1941, when he and J. Mevželj were betrayed by a close neighbor of the OF confidant, to whom they came for weapons. The Germans surrounded the house and after one day they both fell under their arrows. Before that, they made sure the whole family managed to escape. The Germans buried them with all military honors to set an example to their soldiers of how to fight for the homeland.
1942 je bila na Trebelnem ustanovljena tudi partizanska brigada "Matija Gubec" iz Mokronoške partizanske čete.
Gubčeva brigada je ena prvih organiziranih brigad na Slovenskem in v začetku septembra 1942 se je prvič pokazalo, kako močna je pravzaprav partizanska vojska, saj je bila dan pred njeno ustanovitvijo na Trebelnem parada, ki se je je udeležilo 840 partizanov iz vse Slovenije. Ob ustanovitvi je štela 640 partizanov, po natanko 981 dneh je 9. maja 1945 v Ljubljano vkorakalo 456 borcev. Vmes se je v tej brigadi borilo več kot tri tisoč borcev in bork, dala je deset narodnih herojev, v njej je padlo 628 borcev in bork.
Gubčeva brigada je bila sestavljena predvsem iz dolenjskega življa. Po svoje je bila nekaj posebnega, saj se je ukvarjala tudi s kulturo in z drugimi dejavnostmi ter ne le z borbenimi dejavnostmi.
Prihod Gubčeve brigade v Mokronog/Arrival of Gubec Brigade in Mokronog
In 1942, the partisan brigade "Matija Gubec" from the Mokronoška partisan unit was also established in Trebelno.
Gubec's Brigade is one of the first organized brigades in Slovenia, and in early September 1942 it showed for the first time how strong the partisan army really was, as the day before its founding there was a parade in Trebelno attended by 840 partisans from all over Slovenia. At the time of its founding, it numbered 640 partisans, and after exactly 981 days, on May 9, 1945, 456 fighters marched into Ljubljana. In the meantime, more than three thousand fighters fought in this brigade, it produced ten national heroes, and 628 fighters fell in it.
Gubec's brigade consisted mainly of Dolenjska life. In her own way, she was something special, as she was also involved in culture and other activities, and not only in combat activities.
Izračunati bo potrebno le/It will only be necessary to calculate:
A - Rudolf Pušenjak
B - Ivan Turšič
C - Rudolf Mede
Č - Pavel Jež Stanko
D - Ivan Javor Igor
E - Radomir Gliša
F - Stane Potočar (1943)
G - Vinko Mojškerc
H - Mirko Bračič
I - Rado Pehaček
J - Alojz Dragan
K - Oton Vrhunec (VPJ)
N 45° (G x J + B - C).(I x J x Č) + (F x A) + (E x H) + (C x G x E) + D
E 15° (H - D).(B x K) + (Č x J x G) + (H x D) + (A x E + H)
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