The heart and soul of the groups are the singers, but volunteers are vital, whether as musical leaders or as social support. Success depends on a high ratio of volunteers to participants and the workload is relatively light and certainly enjoyable.
Social support is provided by people with training in dementia awareness. Practical tasks for these volunteers include: setting out chairs, welcoming singers, making and giving out name-labels, social support, organising refreshments and washing up, photocopying songsheets, taking charge of songbooks between sessions, ringing in advance to remind singers and other volunteers.
Music leaders need a knowledge and understanding of dementia. Music therapy skills are ideal, but certainly not essential. Practical tasks include: choosing music and devising the neuro-rehab exercises, leading warm-ups, accompanying or organising accompaniment of the songs, producing clearly-written word sheets. A friendly, non-condescending manner is essential to build a trusting and cohesive group.
'Apprenticeship' training for new volunteers is provided with existing groups.


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15 Most Dangerous Animals on the Planet
by Sawongam August 30, 2020
There are many dangerous species in the world. Most of them harm us only when they are disturbed and we may not even come in contact with many of them. So, we need to find out the dangerous species based on statistics, to see which species have been actually dangerous to the mankind. Because, that will tell you which species can really harm a typical human being.
Here are the list of most dangerous animals on the planet:
15. Sharks: 6 deaths a year
Shark attacks are pretty rare. In 2014, 8ich is about the average.
14. Wolves: 10 deaths a year
Wolf attacks are not common in many parts of the world where wolves live.
A review of wolf attacks found that very few happened in the 50 years leading up to 2002 in Europe and North America, though there were a few hundred reported over the course of two decades in some regions of India, averaging out to close to 10 per year.
13. Lions: 22+ deaths a year
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Estimates for lion-related deaths also vary year-to-year. A 2005 study found that since 1990, lions have killed 563 people inTanzania alone, an average of about 22 a year.
Additional deaths likely occur outside of Tanzania, but it's difficult to find a concrete global number.
12. Elephants: 500 deaths a year
Elephants are also responsible for a number of deaths per year – a 2005 National Geographic article said that 500 peoples a year are killed in elephant attacks.
Far more elephants have been killed by people.
11. Hippopotamuses: 500 deaths a year
REUTERS/Ivan Milutinovic
For a long time, hippos were considered the most deadly animal in Africa. Hippos are known for being aggressive toward humans, including tipping over boats.
9. Tapeworms: 700 deaths a year
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Moving to parasites, the tapeworm is responsible for an infection called cysticerosis that kills an estimated 700 people a year.
10. Crocodiles: 1,000 deaths a year
Rob Griffith/AP
Crocodiles are now considered the large animal responsible for the most human deaths in Africa, according to the Food and Agricultural Organisation of the United Nations, though concrete numbers are tricky to gather.
8. Ascaris roundworms: 4,500 deaths a year
The Ascaris roundworm leads to an infection called aschariasis that kills an estimated 4,500 people a year, according to a 2013 study.
The WHO notes that the infection takes place in people's small intestine, and it's a disease that affects more children than adults.
5. Tsetse flies: 10,000 deaths a year
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The tsetse fly transmits a disease called sleeping sickness, a parasitic infection that at first can lead to headaches, fever, joint pain, and itchiness, but later can lead to some serious neurological problems. The number of deaths has been decreasing.
With about 10,000 new cases now reported each year, the estimated number of annual deaths is likely on the decline as well.
6. Assassin bugs: 12,000 deaths a year
The assassin bug, also called the kissing bug, is responsible for carrying Chagas disease, which kills about 12,000 people a year on average.
Chagas disease is a parasitic infection passed by the bug, which got its nickname by biting people on the face.
7. Freshwater snails: 20,000+ deaths a year
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The freshwater snail carries parasitic worms that infect people with a disease called schistosomiasis that can cause intense abdominal pain and blood in the stool or urine, depending on the area that's affected.
Millions of people contract the infection, and the WHO estimates that anywhere between 20,000 and 200,000 deaths can be attributed to schistosomiasis.
4. Dogs: 35,000 deaths a year
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Dogs – specifically dogs infected by the rabies virus – are one of the deadliest animals out there, though the virus can be prevented using vaccines.
About 35,000 deaths can be attributed to rabies, and of those cases, 99 percent are caused by dogs, according to WHO.
3. Snakes: 100,000 deaths a year
Nasser Nuri/Reuters
Snake bites kill more than 100,000 people a year as of 2015. Worse still, there's a troubling shortage of an essential antivenom.
2. Humans: 437,000 deaths a year
Reuters/Shannon Stapleton
According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, there were about 437,000 homicides in 2012, making humans the second most deadly animal (and the deadliest mammal) to humans.
We are not quite our own worst enemy – but we're pretty close.
1. Mosquitoes: 750,000 deaths a year
Mosquitoes – the pesky bugs that suck blood and transmit viruses from person to person – are responsible for the most animal-related deaths.
Malaria by itself is responsible for more than half of mosquito-related deaths, predominantly in sub-Saharan Africa, though it's on the decline: The incidence of malaria fell by 37 per cent between 2000 and 2015, according to the World Health Organisation.
Dengue fever, another mosquito-borne disease, has become a leading cause of hospitalisation and death among children in some Asian and Latin-American countries
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Our Sunday Service on Remembrance Sunday, 12th November, will be at 9:30am in church, followed by a Service of Remembrance led by Fr. Chris at Clayton Park Cenotaph at 10:50am.
Our Reader Mark will also be leading a Service of Remembrance at the Phillip's Park Centotaph, gathering for the silence at 11am.
Please note the earlier time of our service.
Our Sunday School will not run this week as we would like all the children to be in church to participate in the Remembrance Service. There will be an extra Sunday School session the next week.


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"The Grand Canyon of the Pacific"
Unfold a map of Kauai, and you'll notice the main road nearly completes a full circle around the island but it's broken in the northwest corner. There, where the two tips of the Kuhio Highway end, is where you'll find Kauai's most stunning feature -- the Na Pali Coast. And hidden just inland from the Na Pali Coast is the 10-mile-long Waimea Canyon which is nearly as beautiful.
You can visit both on the same drive. Take the Kuhio Highway south and then west to the historic town of Waimea on Kauai's dry west coast. No matter the weather on the other sides of the island, you're almost guaranteed blue skies, hot air and dry temperatures on the west side. You can also find the island's best poke in Waimea sitting in the back of the Ishihara Market.
Just after you cross the bridge over the Waimea River and drive past the Ishihara Market, Aunty Lilikoi Passion Fruit Products and the statue of James Cook, take a right onto the Waimea Canyon Drive. You'll drive through some of Waimea Town's neighborhoods before ascending up towards Waimea Canyon and the stunning Kalalau Valley Lookout.
The road switchbacks its way up the side of a steep hill where you'll be given impressive views of the town below and the glittering Pacific Ocean beyond. You may be tempted to pull over for a picture, but much more stunning scenery awaits you at the top.
As you ascend, the canyon will appear on your right side. It slowly develops which is apropos -- the canyon itself was carved over millions of years by rainwater flowing out of Mount Waialeale; Kauai's central dormant volcano which just so happens to be the rainiest place on earth. Again, you'll be tempted to pull over for pictures, but your patience will be rewarded.
You'll notice a stunning cascade of water carving its way through Kauai's signature red dirt on the left side of the road before the first major viewpoint. It's this erosion that shows you just how the canyon was formed over the course of a million years. It's also a sign of things to come.
With Kauai's volcano now dormant, the island will slowly wash away to nothingness just as many of Hawaii's islands already have. This erosion is constantly taking place here in the canyon, in the Waimea River below and in all of Kauai's many rivers around the island. And Kauai has the state's only navigable rivers which means the erosion is happening quicker here than anywhere else. It's a reminder to take in life's beauty before it's all gone.
As you approach the first major viewpoint, try to put yourself into the shoes of Mark Twain. More than 100 years ago, back in 1866, he stepped to the edge of the Waimea to grant it the nickname "The Grand Canyon of Hawaii." Now, The Grand Canyon dwarfs the Waimea Canyon in many respects, but it's a suitable nickname when it comes to sheer beauty. Just like the Grand Canyon, the second you see the Waimea, you know -- this is not something you're ever going to forget.
The Waimea Canyon is 3,600 feet deep and it looks different depending on the day. Summer can be dry in the canyon, so the shrubs are lean to expose colorful rock. Winters tend to be wet. That's when the shrubs covering the canyon walls turn green with streaks of red, orange and yellow rock exposed underneath. And moisture also brings with it towering waterfalls that turn to mist as they descend the height of the canyon walls.
There are two official viewpoints on your way up the Waimea Canyon Drive, and they are both on your right during the ascent. There are also a few unofficial viewpoints that are worth a stop but only after passing the first official one. Make sure to practice plenty of caution on the cliff's edge as the soft red dirt can give way. That same red dirt can also get quite slippery when wet, and the rubber soles of conventional shoes will provide little traction.
Your drive to the end of the road will also take you through a small "town" called Kokee. You'll find a little shop, restaurant and an open park in Kokee. You'll also find plenty of camping sites and a lodge with cabins for rent. Kokee is incredibly popular with tourists and locals alike, so make sure to book any campsites or cabins well in advance.
Kokee is also where you're likely to notice a dramatic temperature change. At about 3,600 feet above sea level, Kokee features cool temperatures year-round. You might even find yourself being downright cold in the wintertime, so make sure to pack a light jacket or sweatshirt on your way up to see Waimea Canyon.
Drive past Kokee and resist the urge to turn off at the first Kalalau Valley Lookout. Take the road all the way to its end for the most dramatic views of the Na Pali Coast's prized valley. Walk up the short-but-steep concrete path to get stunning views of Kauai's rugged West Coast.
You'll want to be at the Kalalau Lookout at the end of the road early in the morning when you're least likely to be obstructed by fog. The elevation of the lookout tends to collect clouds as the day goes on, and you won't be able to see perhaps the most beautiful site in all of Hawaii through a wall of mist. The mist can also make the lookout quite dangerous.
You can walk right up to the red dirt edge of the 3,600-foot wall of Kalalau Valley at the lookout. Heavy mist can obscure this edge which can prove fatal. It can also moisten the red dirt to make the edge quite slippery. Take extreme caution near the edge and always keep an eye on any children. This lookout, at the very end of the road, serves as a trailhead for hiking paths that can take you to higher Kalalau Valley viewpoints and Alakai Swamp -- the most elevated swamp in the world with jawdropping views over the north shore.
The Waipoo Falls Trail is a great way to descend into the canyon to enjoy its beauty. The trail to Waipoo Falls branches off of the Canyon Trail after it descends into the canyon. You can find the Canyon Trail trailhead at Kokee State Park amongst the yellow ginger plants that give the cool air a sweet scent between mile markers 14 and 15 on Highway 550.
It's a moderately difficult two miles down to the falls to make this hike four miles roundtrip. Just remember that the hike back is when you'll be challenged by the ascent out of the canyon, so bring plenty of water.
Descending into the canyon takes you through a few climate zones with different flora and fauna. You can also see how each side of the canyon is very different. Everything is well-signed, so it shouldn't be hard to find the small waterfall and its swimming hole. The water flows a bit better during the wetter winters, but the small swimming hole is much more refreshing during summer.
The canyon is prone to flash flooding even when the sky is blue. That's because a downstream storm could be raging just out of site to fill the canyon with rushing water. Always check the weather on the west side of the island before descending into the canyon. If in doubt, hire a local guide who will know the best time to take advantage of the Grand Canyon of the Pacific.
Should I Go To Oahu Or Kauai?


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To je abecedni seznam slovenskih narodnih herojev in herojin narodnoosvobodilnega boja (1941-1945).

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 Franc Antona Avbelj - Lojko, 27. 10. 1914, Trnjava, Lukovica, zidar, član KPS od 1942, politični komisar in poveljnik partizanski brigade, major, družbenopolitični delavec, umrl 24. 12. 1991 v Viru pri Domžalah
 Viktor Jožeta Avbelj - Rudi, 26. 2. 1914, Prevoje pri Šentvidu, Ljubljana, pravnik, član KPS od 1937, politični komisar GŠ NOV Slovenije, rezervni generalmajor, umrl 6. 4. 1993 v Ljubljani

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 Dr. Aleš Boltežarja Bebler - Anton Hartman ali Primož Tratnik, 8. 6. 1907, Idrija, doktor prava, član KPJ od 1929, namestnik poveljnika GŠ NOV Slovenije, rezervni generalmajor, družbenopolitični delavec, diplomat, umrl 12. 8. 1981 v Ljubljani
 Malči Jožeta Belič, 7. 7. 1908, Ljubljana, blagajničarka, članica KPS od 1942, aktivistka OF in partizanska kurirka, Italijani ujeli in ubili v zaporu 31. 1. 1943 v Ljubljani, pokopana na pokopališču na Viču
 Dragomir Benčič - Brkin, 30. 10. 1911, Pulj, Hrvaška, absolvent tehnične fakultete, član KPS od 1942, politični komisar korpusa, generalpodpolkovnik, umrl 23. 6. 1967 v Zagrebu
 Jakob Jožeta Bernard, 21. 7. 1909, Koritno, Radovljica, gradbeni tehnik, naredil samomor pred zajetjem 9. 2. 1942 pri Stirpniku po spopadu z Nemci
 Angel Jožeta Besednjak - Don, 15. 10. 1914, Branik, Nova Gorica, ključavničar, član KPS od 1936, član partizanske sabotažne skupine, padel 1. 11. 1941 v Javorju pri Šentjurju v spopadu z Nemci
 Janez Janeza Bizjak, 31. 12. 1911, Otlica, Nova Gorica, ključavničar, član KPJ od 1934, poveljnik partizanske čete, padel 29. 10. 1941 na Šujici pri Dobravi, Ljubljana v spopadu z Italijani
 Matija Franca Blejc - Matevž, 24. 2. 1914, Mengeš, Ljubljana, krojaški pomočnik, član KPS od 1941, poveljnik partizanskega bataljona, padel 24. 12. 1942 na Kostavški planini (Tuhinjska dolina) v spopadu z Nemci
 Stane Jakoba Bobnar, 15. 11. 1912, Vevče, Ljubljana, kovinar, član KPJ od 1935, borec španske republikanske vojske, organizator prekomorskih brigad, politični komisar korpusa, umrl 13. 10. 1996 v Ljubljani
 Jože Ivana Boldan - Silni, 30. 8. 1915, Višnje, Žužemberk, mesarski pomočnik, član KPS od 1942, poveljnik partizanske brigade, polkovnik, umrl 8. januarja 1994 v Ljubljani, pokopan v Kočevju
 Jože Josipa Borštnar - Gabrovčan, 8. 11. 1915, Grabrovka, Litija, železniški prometnik, član KPS od 1940, poveljnik partizanskega korpusa, rezervni generalmajor, umrl 23. 3. 1998 v Ljubljani
 Mirko Ivana Bračič - Miran Bradač, 16. 3. 1915, Trst, Italija, gardni podčastnik Kraljevine Jugoslavije, član KPS od 1941, poveljnik partizanske divizije, padel 11. 12. 1943 Kočevju v spopadu z Nemci
 Edo Hinka Brajnik - Štefan, 16. 8. 1922, Kamnik, študent, član KPS od 1941, vodja Vos-a v Ljubljani in Ozne ter načelnik zvezne Sdv, umrl 3. 12. 1983 v Ljubljani
 Dr. Marijan Antona Brecelj - Miha Borštnik, 23. 4. 1910, Gorica, Italija, doktor prava, član KPS od 1943, član IOOF (krščanski socialist) in sanitetni referent GŠ NOV Slovenije, rezervni polkovnik, minister, umrl 8. 1. 1989 v Ljubljani
 Dr. Joze Brilej - Bolko, 1. 1. 1910, Dobje pri Planini, Slovenski doktor prava, član KPS od 1932, partizanski polkovnik in politkomisar XIV Divizije Tomšičeva Brigada,  prvoborec, diplomat, politik, veleposlanik, vrhovni sodnik, dolgoletni sodelavec Josipa Broza - Tita. † 8. 5. 1981, Ljubljana.
 Marta Brilej (roj. Guček), 30. 4. 1917, Dobje pro Planini, študent in mati, član KPS od 1933, partizanska politična kurirka, prvoborec, politični vojni ujetnik Italijansko taborišče in nato v zaporu v Perugii do 1943, umrla 24. 6. 2016, Portorož
 Janko Martina Brodarič, 1. 10. 1922, Rosalnice, Metlika, ključavničar, član KPS od 1941, partizanski borec in ranjenec, padel jeseni 1943 pri Veljunu na Kordunu v spopadu z ustaši
 Franc Franca Bukovec - Ježovnik, 14. 3. 1910, Verje, Ljubljana, kovinostrugar, član KPJ od 1930, politični komisar in poveljnik partizanskega odreda, smrtno ranjen od mine 26. 9. 1942 v Vnanjih goricah pri Ljubljani

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 Andrej Martina Cetinski - Lev, 30. 11. 1921, Banjaloka, Kostel, delavec, član KPS od 1942, poveljnik partizanske brigade, pozneje pomočnik poveljnika 9. armade, generalmajor, umrl 25. 10. 1998 v Ljubljani

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 Tončka Antona Čeč - Olga, 16. 5. 1898, Klek, Trbovlje, delavka, članica KPJ od 1920, partijska aktivistka, Nemci ujeli ranjeno avgusta 1942 pri Topolovem, umrla 3. 11. 1943 v nemškem taborišču Auschwitz
 Milan Mihaela Česnik, 1. 6. 1920, Ljubljana, študent kemije, član KPS od 1940, aktivist OF in vosovec, Italijani ujeli in ustrelili kot talca 26. 6. 1942 v Ljubljani

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 Rastislav Petra Delpin - Zmago, 2. 9. 1920, Podgora, Gorica, Italija, trgovski pomočnik, partizanski obveščevalec in vosovec, član KPS od 1948, + 26. 12. 1956 v Šempetru pri Novi Gorici
 Karel Jožeta Destovnik - Kajuh, 13. 12. 1922, Šoštanj, študent - pesnik, član KPS od 1940, vosovec in kulturni referent, padel 22. 2. 1944 na Zavodnjah pri Šoštanju v spopadu z Nemci
 Anton Antona Dežman - Tonček, 16. 6. 1920, Lesce, Radovljica, mizar, član KPS od 1942, vosovec in poveljnik partizanski bataljona, pozneje direktor v vojaški industriji, generalmajor, umrl 1. 6. 1977 v Radovljici
 Vladimir Petra Dolničar - Rudi, 13. 3. 1919, Šujica, Dobrova pri Ljubljani, delavec, član KPS od 1941, vosovec in poveljnik partizanskega bataljona, naredil samomor 18. 3. 1943 pred italijanskim zajetjem v Belški grapi v Dolomitih
 Rezka Terezije Dragar, 16. 11. 1913, Krašnja, Moravče, Ljubljana, tekstilna delavka, članica KPS od 1939, borka Rašiške čete, Nemci ujeli in ustrelili kot talko 17. 10. 1941 na Lancovem pri Radovljici
 Andreana Gabrijela Družina - Olga, 26. 1. 1920, Trst, Italija, šivilja, članica KPS od 1943, vosovka in pomočnica šefa obveščevalnega centra 7. korpusa, pozneje delala v Ozni in Sdv, umrla v Logatcu 7. 3. 2021

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 Ernest Ernesta Eypper, 23. 12. 1914, Ljubljana, uslužbenec, vosovec in aktivist OF, Italijani ustrelili kot talca 1. 5. 1942 v Ljubljani

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 Anton Antona Ferjančič - Zvonko, 3. 4. 1915, Gradišče, Vipava, delavec, član KPS od 1942, partizanski poveljnik Novega mesta, major, umrl 23. 1. 1990 v Vipavi.
 Drago Antona Flis - Strela, 14. 8. 1921, Blanca, Krško, študent medicine, član KPS od 1942, politkomisar partizanske brigade in načelnik obveščevalnega centra 9. korpusa, podpolkovnik, pozneje delal v SDV, diplomaciji in gospodarstvu. Umrl je marca 2019.

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 Albin Franca Grajzar - Bine, 25. 2. 1922, Smlednik, Kranj, mizar, član Skoj od 1938 in KPS od 1941, padel 1. 4. 1944 v vasi Metnaj pri Ivančni gorici v spopadu z Nemci
 Jože Gregorčič, 30. 7. 1903, Volosko, Reka, Hrvaška, železarski delavec, član KPJ od 1931, španski borec, komandant 1. grupe odredov, padel 9. 9. 1942 na Lipniški planini v spopadu z Nemci
 Albert Antona Gruden - Blisk, 6. 11. 1923, Šempolaj (San Pelagio), Devin - Nabrežina, Italija, mehanik, član KPS od 1943, poveljnik Vos-a za Istro, poročnik, umrl 27. 8. 1982 v Sežani

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 Jože Štefana Hermanko, 2. 3. 1901, Maribor, geodetski inženir, član KPJ od 1923, politični zapornik in delavec, Nemci ustrelili kot talca 30. 10. 1941 v Mariboru
 Lojze Vincenca Hohkraut, 8. 6. 1901, Bukovca, Laško, rudar, član Skoja od 1921 in KPJ od 1925, delavski organizator in član CK KPS, naredil samomor pred nemškim zajetjem 31. 5. 1942 v Cvetežu pri Vačah
 Janez Janeza Hribar - Tone Pogačnik, 3. 9. 1909, Lož, Loška dolina, kmet, član KPS od 1939, organizator upora proti okupatorju na Notranjskem, politični komisar partizanskega korpusa, polkovnik, umrl 23. 10. 1967 v Vrniki
 Janez Janeza Hribar, 8. 10. 1918, Podlipoglav, Dobrunje - Ljubljani, delavec, član KPS od 1943, organizator OF, obveščevalec in poveljnik partizanske divizije, polkovnik, umrl 21. 9. 1978 v Mariboru
 Rudolf Lovra Hribernik - Svarun, 10. 4. 1921, Horjul, Ljubljana, kamnosek, član KPS od 1942, namestnik poveljnika partizanske divizije, pozneje republiški sekretar za LO Slovenije, generalpolkovnik, umrl 10. 1. 2002 na avtocesti pri Logatcu.
 Ivan Franca Hrovat, 9. 6. 1915, Cleveland, ZDA, delavec, član KPS od 1942, poveljnik partizanske čete, pozneje delal v gozdarstvu, umrl 7. 7. 1970 v Ljubljani.

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 Rado Konrada Iršič - Gregl, 17. 9. 1910, Straže, Mislinja, ekonomist, član KPJ od 1936, partijski organizator, padel 12. 12. 1941 v Mariboru v spopadu z Nemci

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 Albert Mateja Jakopič - Kajtimir Roški, 24. 11. 1914, Ljubljana, študent prava, član KPS od 1942, politični delavec in načelnik štaba partizanskega korpusa, pozneje politični komisar Ršto Slovenije, rezervni polkovnik, umrl 9. 10. 1996 v Ljubljani
 Lizika Simona Jančar - Majda, 27. 10. 1919, Maribor, študentka medicine, članica KPS od 1941, organizatorka radia Kričač in radiotelegrafistka CK KPS z Moskvo, domobranci po zajetju ustrelili 20. 3. 1943 v naselju Belo, Vič - Rudnik, Ljubljana
 Vida Janka Janežič - Lučka, 6. 6. 1914, Podbrdo, Tolmin, profesorica, članica Skoj-a od 1934 in KPS od 1941, aktivistka OF, nemška policija obesila v zaporu 6. 10. 1944 v Ljubljani
 Dušan Radeta Jereb - Štefan, 26. 1. 1908, Ljubljana, veterinar, član KPJ od 1935, partijski aktivist, padel 12. 3. 1943 v Velikem Lipovcu pri Žužemberku v spopadu z Nemci in domobranci
 Drago Franca Jerman - Mataša, 13. 8. 1919, Naklo, Črnomelj, delavec, član KPS od 1942, organizator upora proti okupatorju v Beli krajini in poveljnik partizanske brigade, pozneje poveljnik planinske brigade, generalmajor, umrl 14. 10. 1998 v Pulju
 Mirko Janeza Jerman, 13. 12. 1912, Šmarca, Kamnik, mesar, član KPS od 1941 organizator upora proti okupatorju v kamniškem okraju, poveljnik partizanske brigade, pozneje poveljnik v oklepnih enotah, umrl 29. 3. 1987 v Ljubljani
 Martin Janeza Južna - Tine, 9. 11. 1919, Dragomlja vas, Metlika, mehanik, član KPS od 1942, partizanski poveljnik, umrl 29. 6. 1943 v partizanski bolnišnici po borbi z Italijani pri Radatovičih na Žumberku

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 Jože Jožeta Kadunc - Ibar, 27. 4. 1925, Predstruge, Dobrepolje, delavec, član Skoja-a od 1942 in KPS od 1943, partizanski poveljnik, padel 20. 3. 1944 na Cikavi pri Grosupljem v spopadu z Nemci
 Edvard Edvarda Kardelj - Krištof, tudi Tone Brodar, Sperans, Jože Bevc, Josip Šestak, itd, 27. 1. 1910, Ljubljana, učitelj, revolucionar, politik, ideolog, umrl 10. 2. 1979 v Ljubljani
 Ivan Ivana Kavčič - Nande, 14. 12. 1913, Desnjak, Ljutomer, zidar, član KPS od 1938, partizanski poveljnik in namestnik političnega komisarja GŠ NOV Slovenije, padel 30. 7. 1943 v Selah pri Šumberku, Trebnje v spopadu z Italijani in domobranci
 Lojze Franca Kebe - Štefan, 26. 6. 1908, Dolenje Jezero, Cerknica, ključavničar, član KPS od 1938, partizanski poveljnik in politični komisar umrl kot ranjenec 20. 10. 1942 na Jamniku pri Kropi po spopadu z Nemci na Jelovici
 Jože Jožeta Kerenčič - Janko, 9. 3. 1915, Jastrebci, Ormož, književnik, član KPJ od 1935, organizator OF v Slovenskih goricah, Nemci ustrelili kot talca 27. 12. 1941 v Mariboru
 Ljudmila Alojza Kerin – Milka, tudi Pohorska, 1. 1. 1923, Veliki Podlog, Krško, študentka, članica KPS od 1942, politična aktivistka in komisarka, padla 31. 7. 1944 na Ljubnem ob Savinji v spopadu z Nemci
 Fric Franca Keršič - Gal, 16. 7. 1908, Ojstro, Trbovlje, rudar, član KPJ od 1932, sindikalni in partijski aktivist, umrl zaradi mučenja v nemškem zaporu 21. 11. 1942 v Trbovljah
 Boris Franca Kidrič - Peter, 10. 4. 1912, Dunaj, Avstrija, študent kemije, član KPJ od 1927, politični komisar GŠ NOV, predsednik prve slovenske vlade, rezervni generalpodpolkovnik, politik, gospodarstvenik, umrl 11. 4. 1953 v Beogradu
 Jože Lovrenca Klanjšek - Vasja, 29. 4. 1917, Drtija, Moravče, ključavničar, član KPS od 1942, poveljnik 14. partizanske divizije, namestnik poveljnik korpusa, polkovnik, umrl 18. 9. 1965 v Ljubljani
 Slava Ferdinanda Klavora, 11. 5. 1921, Maribor, študentka ekonomije,  članica KPS od 1939, aktivistka OF, Nemci ustrelili kot talko 24. 8. 1941 v Mariboru
 Franc Franca Kočevar - Ciril, 16. 9. 1918, Metlika, mlinar, član KPS od 1942, poveljnik partizanske divizije, pozneje republiški sekretar LO Slovenije, generalpolkovnik, umrl 25. 2. 2005 v Ljubljani
 Rudi Kodrič, 24. 7. 1920, Mali Dol, Komen, delavec, član KPJ od 1943, poveljnik partizanske 30. divizije, vojaški ataše v Rimu in Parizu, generalmajor, umrl 9. 11. 2006 v Sežani
 Alojz Janeza Kolman - Marok, 1. 7. 1911, Završe, Sevnica, kovinar, član KPS od 1942, poveljnik partizanske brigade in operativec GŠ NOV Slovenije, padel 4. 11. 1944 v Koprivniku, Kočevje v spopadu z domobranci
 Stane Petra Kosec, 11.10. 1913, Rašica, Velike Lašče, ključavničar, član KPS od 1938, poveljnik partizanske čete, Nemci ubili kot ujetnika v zaporu 3. 10. 1941 v Begunjah, Radovljica
 Ivan Ivana Kosovel - Sergente, 19. 6. 1912, Selo na Vipavskem, Ajdovščina, delavec, član KPJ od 1936, aktivist OF na Vipavskem, naredil samomor pred zajetjem 7. 3. 1943 pri vasi Vrtovin, Ajdovščina po spopadu z Italijani
 Martin Antona Kotar - Pilat, 19. 7. 1922, Veliki Ban, Šentjernej, pekovski pomočnik, član KPS od 1942, poveljnik partizanskega bataljona, padel 21. 4. 1944 na Vrhpolju pri Kamniku v spopadu z Nemci
 Slavko Rudolfa Kovač - Smeli, 9. 8. 1919, Lož, trgovec, član KPS od 1941, poveljnik partizanskega bataljona, Italijani ustrelili kot ujetnika 1. 8. 1942 v Jurišču pri Pivki
 Štefan Franca Kovač, 28. 8. 1910, Nedelica, Turnišče, odvetniški pripravnik, član KPS od 1938, organizator upora proti okupatorju v Prekmurju, padel 18. 10. 1941 med Beltinci in Gančani v spopadu z Madžari
 Ivan Ivana Kovačič - Efenka, 28. 1. 1921, Dolenji Podboršt, Mirna Peč, pekovski pomočnik, član KPS od 1942, poveljnik partizanske divizije, pozneje družbenopolitični delavec, umrl 14. 11. 1963 v Ljubljana
 Jože Martina Kovačič, 24. 11. 1916, Stična, Ivančna Gorica, trgovski vajenec, član KPS od 1941, poveljnik partizanske čete, naredil samomor pred zajetjem 24. 5. 1942 v Vnajnarjih pri Ljubljani po spopadu z Italijani
 Oskar Lucijana Kovačič, 27. 10. 1908, Most na Soči, Tolmin, študent tehnike, predvojni član KPS, aktivist OF in KPS, sekretar PK KPS za Trst in Slovensko primorje, Italijani so ga decembra 1941 ujeli in obsodili na 30 let zapora
 Boris Alojza Kraigher - Janez, 14. 2. 1914, Sv. Trojica v Slovenskih goricah, Lenart v Slovenskih goricah, absolvent tehnike, član KPJ od 1934, partijski aktivist in politični komisar GŠ NOV Slovenije, rezervni generalpodpolkovnik, politik, umrl 5. 1. 1967 pri Sremski Mitrovici, Srbija.
 Dušan Alojza Kraigher – Jug, 8. 2. 1908, Sv. Trojica v Slovenskih goricah, Lenart v Slovenskih goricah, advokat, član KPS od 1937, organizator ilegalnih tiskarn in politični komisar, padel 15. 6. 1943 v Dobrovljah pri Nazarju v spopadu z Nemci
 Franc Franca Krese - Čoban, 8. 3. 1919, Bogneča vas, Mokronog, delavec, član KPS od 1942, obveščevalec in poveljnik partizanske brigade, podpolkovnik, pozneje delal v Sdv, umrl 19. 10. 1980 v Ljubljani
 Maks Blaža Krmelj - Matija, 23. 2. 1910, Hotavlje, Gorenja vas - Poljane, zadružnik, član KPS od 1941, aktivist OF in KPS, član IO OF Slovenije, rezervni generalmajor, umrl 5. 5. 2004 v Ljubljani
 Antonija Lovrenca Kucler, 2. 1. 1896, Lesno Brdo, Vrhnika, gospodinja, vodja partizanske javke in skladišča, Italijani ustrelili kot talko 21. 9. 1942 v Gramozni jami
 Danila Andreja Kumar - Andreja, 13. 10. 1921, Hum, Brda, trgovska pomočnica, članica Skoj-a od 1938 in KPS od marca 1941, kurirka med CK KPS in centralno tehniko, bolničarka in politična komisarka bataljona, ujeta in do smrti mučena 18. 3. 1944 na Lubniku pri Škofja Loki po spopadu z Nemci
 Dušan Draga Kveder - Tomaž, 9. 4. 1915, Šentjur, Celje, študent prava, član KPJ od 1933, stotnik španske republikanske vojske, načelnik VŠ NOV Jugoslavije in v. d. poveljnika GŠ NOV Slovenije, pozneje IV. Uprave GŠ JLA in odgovorni urednik Vojne enciklopedije, umrl 12. 3. 1966 v Beogradu

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 Jože Franca Lacko, 17. 11. 1894, Kicar, Ptuj, kmet, član KPJ od 1932, aktivist KPS in OF v Podravju, Nemci ujeli in do smrti mučili v zaporu 18. 8. 1942 v Ptuju
 Franc Franca Leskošek - Luka ali Peter Strugar, 9. 12. 1897, Celje, kovinostrugar, član KPJ od 1926, organizator partizanskih enot, prvi poveljnik GŠ NOV Slovenije, član VŠ NOV Jugoslavije, rezervni generalpodpolkovnik, umrl 5. 6. 1983 v Ljubljani
 Ivan Ivana Likar - Sočan, 9. 9. 1921, Log pod Mangartom, Bovec, rudar, član KPS od 1943, poveljnik partizanskega bataljona in mesta Trbiž (Monfalcone), major, pozneje delal v gostinstvu, umrl 12. 12. 1991 v Šempetru pri Novi Gorici.

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 Ivan Jožefa Maček - Matija, tudi Angelo, 28. 5. 1908, Spodnja Zadobrova, Ljubljana, tesar, član KPJ od 1930, poveljnik GŠ NOV Slovenije, načelnik Ozne, politik, umrl 10. 7. 1993 v Ljubljani
 Rudolf Rudolfa Mahnič - Berginc, 6. 11. 1917, Trst, Italija, uslužbenec, predvojni član KPI, aktivist OF in politični komisar Goriške divizije, padel 19. 9. 1943 pri Topolovcu, Benečija v spopadu z Nemci
 Milan Ivana Majcen, 17. 11. 1914, Šentjanž, Sevnica, gostilničar, član KPS od 1941, organizator upora proti okupatorju in poveljnik partizanske čete, padel 29. 10. 1941 pri vasi Murnce pri Šentjanžu v spopadu z Nemci
 Albina Antona Mali–Hočevar, 12. 9. 1925, Vinica, delavka, članica KPS od 1944, partizanka in bolničarka, pozneje družbenopolitična delavka, umrla 24. 1. 2001
 Anton Antona Marincelj - Janko, 10. 2. 1917, Banjaloka, Kočevje, rudar, član KPS od 1941, aktivist OF in partizanski poveljnik, smrtno ranjen 26. 1. 1943 pri Gornjem Ajdovcu, Žužemberk po spopadu z Italijani in domobranci
 Miha Franje Marinko - Polde, 8. 9. 1900, Rovte, Trbovlje, rudar, član KPJ od 1923, partijski aktivist, politični komisar GŠ NOV Slovenije, rezervni generalmajor, politik, umrl 19. 8. 1983 v Ljubljani
 Darko Antona Marušič - Blaž, 6. 12. 1919, Ljubljana, strojni ključavničar, član KPS od 1940, mladinski in partijski aktivist ter namestnik političnega komisarja Goriške divizije, padel 17. 11. 1943 na Lokovcu, Čepovan v spopadu z Nemci
 Karlo Franca Maslo - Drago, 23. 8. 1912, Ostrožno Brdo, Ilirska Bistrica, kmet, član KPS od 1942, poveljnik partizanskega odreda, major, pozneje delal v kmetijstvu, umrl 10. 11. 1989 v Celju
 Sergej Mašera, 11. 5. 1912 v Gorici, pomorski častnik topništva na rušilcu Zagreb, da ladja ne bi padla v roke okupatorja je skupaj s kolegom M. Spasićem  17. 4. 1941 v Boki Kotorski razstrelil ladjo in se z njo potopil, za NH proglašen 1973
 Evgen Antona Matejka - Pemc, 6. 11. 1909, Liberec, Češka, elektrotehnik, član KPS od 1942, politični komisar, načelnik obveščevalne službe 9. korpusa in poveljnik 31. partizanske divizije, padel 3. 5. 1945 pri Gradišču ob Soči v spopadu z Nemci
 Lado Franca Mavsar - Ronko, 23. 6. 1923, Notranje Gorice, Brezovica, zidar, član KPS od 1941, poveljnik partizanskega bataljona, padel 21. 2. 1944 na Anžejevem vrhu Graške gore v spopadu z Nemci
 Pavla Janeza Mede - Katarina, 29. 6. 1919, Strahinj, Naklo, tekstilna delavka, članica KPS od 1940, poveljnica ženskega voda Pohorskega bataljona, padla 8. 1. 1943 pri Osankarici na Pohorju v spopadu z Nemci
 Vinko Petra Megla, 13. 1. 1922, Sv. Tomaž, prej občina Ormož, krojaški pomočnik, član Skoj-a od 1938 in KPS od 1940, aktivist OF in prvi partizan Slovenskih goric in Prekmurja, padel 26. 1. 1942 v Mali vasi pri Ormožu v spopadu z Nemci
 Jože Jožeta Menih - Rajko Knap, 23. 4. 1922, Hrastnik, dijak, član KPS od 1941, politični komisar Pohorskega bataljona, padel 8. 1. 1943 pri Osankarici na Pohorju v spopadu z Nemci
 Jože Jožeta Mihelčič, 20. 1. 1904, Vapča Vas, Črnomelj, kmet, član KPJ od 1936, poveljnik Semičke grupe 1. belokranjskega odreda, ustrelili ga Talijani 9. 12. 1941 na Suhem Bajeru, Ljubljana
 Jože Ivana Mihevc - Rudar, 25. 7. 1922, Idrija, rudar, član KPS od 1942, poveljnik Vojkove brigade, padel 20. 6. 1944 na Jelovici v spopadu z Nemci
 Vlado Justina Miklavc - Henrik, 10. 5. 1918, Ljubljana, klepar, član KPS od 1942, vosovec in Kardeljev spremljevalec, ostrostrelec ga je zadel 25. 5. 1944 v Titovi pečini ob nemškem desantu v Drvarju
 Jože Jožeta Mirtič - Zidar, 20. 10. 1912, Ljubljani, gradbeni tehnik,  član KPS od 1942, poveljnik partizanske brigade in načelnik štaba divizije VDV (vojske državne varnosti), ujet in ubit 12. 11. 1944 v Dobličah pri Črnomlju po spopadu z Nemci in domobranci
 Cveto Ivana Močnik - Florijan, 1. 5. 1914, Ljubljana, pravnik, član Skoj-a od 1938 in KPS od 1941, politični komisar brigade, padel 26. 4. 1943 na planini Golobar pri Bovcu v spopadu z Nemci
 Jakob Antona Molek - Mohor, 20. 7. 1914, Petkovec, Logatec, delavec, član KPS od 1941, politični komisar brigade in član pokrajinskega komiteja KPS za Štajersko, padel 7. 3. 1945 v Srednji Bistrici pri Črenšovcih v spopadu z Madžari
 Jože Janeza Moškrič - Ciril, 2. 3. 1902, Dobrunje, Ljubljana, tipograf, dramatik in pesnik, član KPJ od 1930, aktivist OF, ujeli in ubili 22. 2. 1943 na Polici pri Grosupljem po spopadu z domobranci
 Dušan Henrika Mravljak - Mrož, 21. 2. 1914, Ljubljana, zdravnik, član KPS od 1941, partizanski zdravnik, padel 8. 1. 1943 pri Osankarici na Pohorju v spopadu z Nemci
 Dušan Jožeta Munih - Darko, 31. 10. 1924, Sela pri Volčah, Most na Soči, dijak, član KPS od 1943, član sabotažno-diverzantske skupine, padel 10. 1. 1945 v Borštu pri Kopru v spopadu z Nemci

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 Anton Antona Okrogar - Nestl, 3. 2. 1923, Zagorje ob Savi, ključavničar, član KPS od 1942, partizanski poveljnik, večkrat ranjen in izredno pogumen, upokojen kot major, + 13. 2. 1955 v Črni na Koroškem
 Ivan Janeza Omerza–Oberstar - Johan, 17. 10. 1921, Livold, Kočevje, telefonist, aktivist OF in poveljnik partizanske čete, italijanski ranjenec ga je ustrelil 26. 3. 1943 v Jelenovem Žlebu pri Ribnici po spopadu z Italijani, prekopan v družinski grob v Dolgi vasi pri Kočevju
 Jožef Ivana Ožbolt - Stanko, 4. 1. 1922, Belica, Osilnica, gozdni delavec, član KPS od 1943, poveljnik partizanske brigade, nazadnje načelnik štaba 9. armade, generalpodpolkovnik  (umrl marca 2018)

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 Vinko Vincenca Paderšič - Batreja, 18. 4. 1916, Tržič (Monfalcone), Italija, profesor, aktivist OF, naredil samomor pred zajetjem 24. 9.1942 v Zagradu pri Otočcu po spopadu z domobranci
 Franc Jakoba Pasterk - Lenart, 12. 3. 1912, Lobnik pri Železni Kapli, Avstrija, kmet, predvojni član KPS, poveljnik Koroškega bataljona, smrtno ranjen 4. 4. 1943 v Podkraju pri Mežici na Koroškem v spopadu z Nemci
 Maks Blaža Pečar, 10. 10. 1907, Dobrava, Bežigrad - Ljubljana, mizar, član KPJ od 1933, organizator upora proti okupatorju v Posavju in komisar partizanske čete, padel 30. 9. 1941 v Selu pri Vodicah v spopadu z Nemci
 Rado Rudolfa Pehaček - Rado Smolar, 5. 12. 1913, Ilirska Bistrica, študent prava, član KPS od 1942, načelnik štaba 7. partizanskega korpusa in poveljnik Baze NOVJ v južni Italiji, kasneje načelnik II. Uprave GŠ JLA in poveljnik Ljubljanskega vojaškega področja, generalpolkovnik, umrl 15. 7. 1983 v Ljubljani
 Miroslav Antona Perc - Maks, 2. 2. 1912, Ljubljana, absolvent gradbeništva, član KPJ od 1934, aktivist OF, načelnik Vos-a za Primorsko in Ozne 9. korpusa, padel 1. 4. 1945 v Ogalcih pri Vojskem, Idrija v spopadu z Nemci
 Miha Mihe Pintar - Toledo, 2. 4. 1913, Št. Rupert pri Celovcu, Avstrija, učitelj, član KPJ od 1935, borec španske republikanske vojske, partizanski poveljnik, padel 3. 6. 1942 v Lokovici pri Velenju v spopadu z Nemci
 Franc Franca Poglajen - Kranjc, 25. 8. 1916, Litija, podčastnik vojske Kraljevine Jugoslavije, član KPS od 1942, načelnik štaba 7. partizanskega korpusa, kasneje poveljnik 9. armade, generalpolkovnik, umrl 10. 10. 1999 v Ljubljani
 Franc Franca Pokovec - Poki, 16. 2. 1920, Ljubljana, kovinar, član KPS od 1942, načelnik Vos-a Ljubljana okolica in politični komisar brigade VDV, pozneje varnostni častnik v JLA, polkovnik, umrl 25. 10. 1991 v Ljubljani
 Bojan Franca Polak - Stjenka, 28. 11. 1918, Ormož, študent tehnike, član KPS od 1942, poveljnik divizije VDV (Knoj-a), pozneje prvi poveljnik TO Slovenije, generalmajor, umrl4. 7. 2004 v Ljubljani
 Alojz Antona Popek - Vandek, 21. 5. 1920, Bezuljak, Cerknica, delavec, član KPS od 1941, namestnik poveljnika partizanske brigade, smrtno ranjen 1. 2. 1943 v Prekrižju na Hrvaškem v spopadu z Italijani in ustaši
 Stane Martina Potočar - Lazar, 27. 4. 1919, Mirna Peč, mesar, poveljnik partizanskega 9. korpusa, nazadnje načelnik GŠ JLA, generalpolkovnik, umrl 5. 12. 1997 v Ljubljani
 Janko Franca Premrl - Vojko, 29. 2. 1920, Podnanos, Vipava, dijak, član KPS od 1943, poveljnik partizanske brigade, smrtno ranjen 22. 2. 1943 na Brinovem griču pri Godoviču, Idrija
 Josip Melhior Preskar - Boltek, 23. 2. 1920, Osredek pri Podsredi, Kozje, čevljar, član KPS od 1941, organizator sabotažnih in diverzantskih akcij, ujeli ranjenega in ubili 9. 5. 1943 v Zagrebu v spopadu z ustaši

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 Franc Štefana Ravbar - Vitez, 4. 8. 1913, Vrhovlje, Sežana, kovinostrugar, član KPS od 1936, član kolegija Vos-a in politični komisar operativne cone, naredil samomor pred zajetjem 14. 1. 1943 pri Srednji vasi v Poljanski dolini po spopadu z Nemci
 Marko Bernarda Redelonghi - Bojan, tudi Benečani, 24. 4. 1912, Zapotok, Čedad (Udine), Italija, delavec, poveljnik partizanskega bataljona, naredil samomor pred zajetjem 5. 5. 1944 na Brdacah pri Breginju
 Zorka Ivane Regancin–Dolniča - Ruška, 21. 12. 1921, Polje, Ljubljana, delavka, članica KPS od 1941, partizanka in kurirka GŠ NOV Slovenije in CK KPS, domobranci ujeli decembra 1943 v Ljubljani in januarja 1944 ubili (naplavila Sava)
 Dušan Martina Remih - Duško, 14. 2. 1922, Kočevje, rudar, član KPS od 1941, poveljnik partizanskega bataljona, padel 28. 7. 1944 pri Šumnikovem vrhu na Pohorju v spopadu z Nemci
 Vinko Marije Robek, 1. 4. 1915, Vinji vrh, Šmarješke Toplice, rudar, član KPS od 1942, pogumen partizan, težko ranjen, pozneje delal v gospodarstvu, umrl 19. 5. 1986 v Novem mestu
 Franc Franca Rojšek - Jaka, 12. 6. 1914, Slape, Ljubljana, kmet, član KPS od 1940, aktivist OF, diverzant, poveljnik partizanske divizije, umrl 11. 8. 1975 v Celju
 Franc Franca Rozman – Stane, tudi Stane Mlinar, 27. 3. 1911, Donje Pirniče, Medvode, pek, stotnik in poveljnik bataljona španske republikanske vojske in član KP Španije, član KPS od 1939, poveljnik GŠ NOV Slovenije, umrl v nesreči 7. 11. 1944 v Kanižarici
 Tine Jožeta Rožanc, 8. 2. 1895, Trata v Šentvidu, Ljubljana, livar, član KPJ od 1935, vosovec in kurir, Italijani ustrelili kot talca 13. 10. 1942 v Ljubljani
 Janko Janka Rudolf, 23. 7. 1914, Križ pri Komendi, Kamnik, delavec, član KPS od 1941, politični komisar in poveljnik partizanske divizije, polkovnik, sindikalni delavec, umrl 3. 2. 1997 v Ljubljani
 Zvonimir Miloša Runko - Pavle, 4. 1. 1920, Ljubljana, uslužbenec, član Skoj-a od 1937 in KPS od 1941, vosovec v Ljubljani in Novem mestu, četniki lažnega Štajerskega bataljona ujeli in ubili 16. 6. 1942 pri Sv. Roku v Novem mestu

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 Janko Josipa Sekirnik - Simon, 18. 5. 1921, Kamence, Rogaška Slatina, dimnikarski pomočnik, član KPS od 1941, poveljnik partizanske divizije, pozneje pomočnik zveznega sekretarja za ljudsko obrambo, generalpolkovnik, umrl 14. 5. 1996 na Golniku
 Stane Jožeta Semič - Daki, 13. 11. 1915, Ljubljana, pekovski pomočnik, prostovoljec španske republikanske vojske 1936–1939, član KPS od 1941, poveljnik partizanske divizije, polkovnik, pozneje poveljnik divizije Knoj-a in funkcionar borčevske organizacije, umrl 1. 9. 1985 v Ljubljani
 Vinko Franca Simončič - Gašper, 19. 1. 1914, Čatež, Brežice, delavec, član KPS od 1942, namestnik poveljnika 14. partizanske divizije, padel 8. 11. 1944 pri Blagovici v spopadu z Nemci
 Ivan Ivana Skvarča - Modras, 27. 1. 1915, Spodnja Idrija, Idrija, ključavničar, član KPS od 1937, namestnik poveljnika partizanskega bataljona, padel 20. 12. 1943 pri Bistrici ob Sotli v spopadu z Nemci
 Jože Antona Slak - Silvo, 26. 8. 1902, Gorenji Vrh pri Dobrniču, Trebnje, uslužbenec, član KPJ od 1933, aktivist OF in politični komisar partizanske čete, naredil samomor pred zajetjem 26. 2. 1943 pri Dolnji Straži, Straža v spopadu z Italijani
 Ivo Ivana Slavec - Jokl, 30. 4. 1916, Jesenice, trgovski pomočnik, član KPS od 1942, namestnik poveljnika partizanskega bataljona in član PK KPS za Gorenjsko, padel 21. 6. 1944 v Pševem pri Kranju v spopadu z nemškimi raztrganci (Gegenbando)
 Jože Jožeta Srebrnič, 28. 2. 1884, Solkan, študent prava in politik, sodeloval v oktobrski revoluciji 1918 v Rusiji, član KPI od 1921, v partizanih od 1943 kot član pokrajinskega odbora OF za Primorsko, utopil se je v narasli Soči 11. 7. 1944 pri Rodežu, Kanal ob Soči
 Franc Franca Stadler - Pepe, 30. 5. 1915, Ljubljana, uslužbenec, član KPS od 1941, znani vosovec, pripadnik VDV in Ozne, pozneje delavec Sdv Slovenije, umrl 1. 2. 2000 v Ljubljani
 Peter Franca Stante - Skala, 4. 5. 1914, Celje, kovinar, član KPJ od 1933, poveljnik partizanske 4. operativne cone, pozneje poveljnik 4. armade, generalpodpolkovnik, umrl 30. 4. 1980 v Črni pri Kamniku
 Ivan Janka Stariha - Janko, 11. 12... 1922, Črnomelj, dijak, član KPS od 1940, poveljnik partizanskega bataljona in operativni častnik skupine odredov, padel 7. 11. 1942 na Tolstem vrhu na planoti Dobrovlje v spopadu z Nemci
 Ivan Estere Sulič - Car, 10. 9. 1923, Bilje, Nova Gorica, delavec, član KPS od 1943, član partizanske sabotersko-diverzantske skupine 9. korpusa, padel 26. 10. 1944 v Mirnu pri Novi Gorici
 Mira Leopolda Svetina - Vlasta, 15. 5. 1915, Idrija, učiteljica, članica KPS od 1939, članica in inštruktorica CK ZKS, pozneje sodnica Ustavnega sodišča SR Slovenije, umrla 6. 7. 2007 v Ljubljani

Š

 Alfonz Ivana Šarh - Iztok, 25. 8. 1893, Slovenska Bistrica, kmet, aktivist OF, s tremi sinovi pripadnik Pohorskega bataljona, padel 8. 1. 1943 pri Osankarici na Pohorju v zadnjem spopadu z Nemci, ljudje so ga poimenovali »pohorski kralj«
 Lidija Franca Šentjurc - Joža, 18. 3. 1911, Hrastnik, profesorica, članica KPJ od 1932, mladinska in partijska aktivistka, članica politbiroja CK KPS, pozneje članica CK ZKJ, ministrica, umrla 6. 11. 2000 v Ljubljani
 Ljubomir Ivana Šercer - Ljubo Petrič, 1. 8. 1915, Branik, Nova Gorica, častnik vojske Kraljevine Jugoslavije, poveljnik partizanske čete, Italijani ujeli in ustrelili kot talca 22. 12. 1941 v Tomišlju pri Ljubljani, za narodnega heroja proglašen 1943
 Jože Jožeta Šeško, 4. 12. 1908, Slovenska vas, Kočevje, profesor, član KPJ od 1927, organizator upora proti okupatorju na Kočevskem, Italijani ujeli 28. 4. 1942 v Konca vasi in ustrelili kot talca 11. 5. 1942 v Ljubljani
 Anton Antona Šibelja - Stjenka, 21. 4. 1914, Tomačevica, Sežana, ključavničar, predvojni član KPS in TIGR, poveljnik partizanskega odreda, padel 1. 4. 1945 v Gorenji Trebuši, Gačnik v spopadu z Nemci
 Majda Alojza Šilc, 17.03.1923, Kržeti, Sodražica, trgovska pomočnica, članica SKOJ od 1942 in KP od 1943, bolničarka, sekretarka Skoj-a brigade, padla 14. 7. 1944 v boju z Nemci v bližini Gornje Težke Vode pri Novem mestu, po vojni prekopana v grobnico narodnih herojev v Ljubljani
 Mihaela Jožeta Škapin - Drina, 29. 9. 1922, Veliko Polje, Sežana, delavka, članica Skoj-a od 1943, aktivistka OF in namestnica političnega komisarja bataljona, padla 15. 11. 1943 na Ledinah pod Žirovskim Vrhom v spopadu z Nemci
 Slavko Alojza Šlander - Aleš, tudi Franc Veber, 20. 6. 1909, Dolenja vas, Žalec, zobotehnik, član KPJ od 1932, član CK KPS in sekretar PK KPS za severno Slovenijo, Nemci ustrelili kot talca 24. 8. 1941 v Mariboru pod ilegalnim imenom Franc Veber
 Milka Štefana Šobar - Nataša, 29. 12. 1922, Gornje Laze, Črnomelj, absolventka trgovske akademije, članica KPS od 1942, partizanska kurirka, obveščevalka in politična komisarka čete, padla 17. 8. 1943 pri Sv. Križu nad Litijo
 Slobodan Slavka Šumenjak - Miran, tudi Fiks, 11. 7. 1923, Šmarje pri Jelšah, Celje, dijak, član SKOJ od 1939, KPS od 1943, saboter, diverzant in obveščevalec, padel po izdaji 20. 10. 1944 na Vaneči

T
 Franc Franca Tavčar - Rok, 6. 3. 1920, Jarše ob Savi, Ljubljana, študent, član KPS od 1941, vosovec, partizanski poveljnik in politični komisar, pomočnik načelnika GŠ NOV Slovenije in načelnik štaba 1. divizije Knoj-a, načelnik Inženirske uprave GŠ JLA, poveljnik 9. armade, umrl, 21. 1. 2002 v Ljubljani
 Silvira Virgila Tomasini - Slovenka, 2. 12. 1913, Trst, Italija, profesorica, predvojna članica KPS, partijska aktivistka, Nemci ustrelili kot talko 13. 8. 1942 v Kosovski Mitrovici, Republika Kosovo
 Josip Josipa Tomažič - Pinko, 20. 3. 1915, Trst, Italija, študent, član KPI od 1934, tigrovec, Italijani so ga na drugem tržaškem procesu obsodili na smrt in ustrelili 15. 12. 1941 v Opčinah pri Trstu
 Tone Mihaela Tomšič - Gašpar, 9. 6. 1910, Rojan, Trst, Italija, pravnik, član Skoj-a od 1928 in KPJ od 1930, glavni organizator upora proti okupatorju na Slovenskem, sekretar CK KPS, Italijani ustrelili kot talca 21. 5. 1942 v Ljubljani - Gramozni jami
 Vida Ivana Tomšič, 26. 6. 1913, Ljubljana, pravnica, članica KPJ od 1934, članica CK KPS in CK KPJ, pozneje družbenopolitična delavka in ministrica, + Ljubljana, 10. 12. 1998
 Tone Janeza Trtnik - Tomaž, 12. 1. 1908, Zadvor, Ljubljana, ključavničar, član Skoj-a od 1924 in KPJ od 1928, aktivist OF, Italijani ustrelili kot talca 11. 6. 1941 v Ljubljani
 Ivan Ivana Turšič - Iztok, tudi Iztok Rakovec, 28. 9. 1922, Rakek, kmet, član KPS od 1942, politični komisar bataljona in poveljnik 30. partizanske divizije, padel 30. 7. 1944 v Lokvah pri Novi Gorici v spopadu z Nemci in domobranci

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 Janez Janeza Učakar, 18. 4. 1918, Limbarska Gora, Kamnik, krojač, član KPS od 1941, vosovec in načelnik štaba partizanskega odreda, pozneje obveščevalec korpusa in inštruktor JA v Albaniji, polkovnik, umrl 22. 4. 1995 v Ljubljani

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 Anton Mihaela Velušček - Matevž, 17. 1. 1912, Ločnik, Nova Gorica, kovinar, član KPS od 1938, glavni organizator upora proti okupatorju na Goriškem, Italijani zaradi izdaje ujele in ubile v zaporu (Rižarna) novembra 1944 v Trstu
 Matija Tomaža Verdnik - Tomaž, 16. 9. 1916, Slovenski Javornik, Jesenice, kovinar, član KPS od 1937, politični komisar odreda in član OF za Koroško, kot ranjenec umrl zaradi zastrupitve 1. 2. 1944 pri Poljani (Polani) na Koroškem po spopadu z Nemci
 Anton Jožeta Vidmar - Luka, 3. 1. 1917, Verd, Vrhnika, delavec, član KPS od 1942, poveljnik partizanske divizije in Baze GŠ JA za Slovenijo v Biogradu, pozneje na štabnih dolžnostih v JLA, polkovnik, umrl 17. 9. 1999 v Celju
 Ignac Jožeta Voljč - Fric, 4. 8. 1904, Vrhnika, delavec, član KPJ od 1932, padel 4. 4. 1944 v vasi Troblje pri Slovenj Gradcu v spopadu z Nemci
 Anton Antona Vratanar - Antonesko, 2. 11. 1919, Vrhovo, Krško, mesarski pomočnik, član KPS od 1941, načelnik Vos-a 4. operativne cone in poveljnik brigade VDV, pozneje na štabnih dolžnostih JLA, polkovnik, umrl 4. 6. 1993 v Beogradu
 Franc Martina Vresk - Gustl, 7. 5. 1910, Trbovlje, rudar, član KPS od 1937, politični komisar in partizanski poveljnik čete, padel 8. 1. 1943 pri Osankarici na Pohorju v spopadu z Nemci
 Majda Franca Vrhovnik - Lojzka, 14. 4. 1922, Ljubljana, Avstrija, študentka medicine, članica Skoj-a od 1939 in KPS od 1940, aktivistka Skoj-a na Primorskem in Koroškem, Nemci aretirali februarja 1945 v Celovcu in ustrelili 4. 5. 1945
 Franjo Franca Vrunč - Buzdo, 12. 2. 1910, Slovenj Gradec, učitelj, član KPJ od 1932, organizator upora proti okupatorju na celjskem območju in poveljnik partizanske čete, Nemci ranjenega ujeli in ustrelili kot talca 24. 8. 1941 v Mariboru

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 Milan Leopolda Zabukovec - Miloš, 16. 4. 1923, Spodnja Zadobrova, Ljubljana, ključavničar, član KPS od 1942, pripadnik zaščitne enote GŠ NOV Slovenije in Knoj-a, pozneje Ozne, polkovnik, umrl 16. 7. 1997 v Ljubljani
 Ivan Antona Zafred - Mića, 19. 12. 1908, Stara Sušica, Postojna, kovinar, član KPS od 1938, poveljnik čete Kosmajskega partizanskega odreda, padel 3. 6. 1943 pri Sopotu v Srbiji v spopadu s pripadnik Srbske državne straže in četniki,
 Vinko Marjana Zevnik - Viktor Železnik, 28. 7. 1914, Praše, Kranj, avtoličar, član KPS od 1941, pogumen partizan v Srbiji, pripadnik zaščitnega bataljona VŠ NOV Jugoslavije, poveljnik partizanskega bataljona, padel 28. 10. 1943 na Ledinah
 Miloš Jožefa Zidanšek - Vencelj, 12. 9. 1909, Straža na Gori, Šentjur, pekovski pomočnik, član KPJ od 1933, organizator upora proti okupatorju na Štajerskem, član GŠ NOV Slovenije, poveljnik partizanskega bataljona, padel 6. 2. 1942 na Hribarjevem

Ž
 Stane Ferdinanda Žagar, 19. 2. 1896, Žaga, Tolmin, učitelj, član KPJ od 1931, član CK KPS, organizator upora proti okupatorju na Gorenjskem, član GŠ NOV Slovenije, padel 27. 3. 1942 na Malem rovtu nad Črngrobom
 Tone Antona Žerjal - Tonček, 28. 9. 1915, Rojan, Trst, Italija, študent, član KPJ od 1934, aktivist OF in vodja ciklostilne tehnike v Ljubljani, Italijani ujeli in ustrelili kot talca 11. 6. 1942 v Ljubljani
 Konrad Viktorja Žilnik - Slobodan, 16. 2. 1919, Kaplja vas, Prebold, krznar, član KPS od 1937, pogumen partizan v Srbiji, poveljnik partizanskega odreda, ubili kot ranjenca 4. 3. 1944 v vasi Kozja v Srbiji po spopadu s četnik in Bolgari
 Andrej Janeza Žvan - Boris, 21. 11. 1915, Spodnje Gorje, Bled, kovinar, član KPS od 1938, organizator upora proti okupatorju na Gorenjskem, poveljnik partizanskega odreda, padel 24. 3. 1945 na Poreznu pri Podbrdu

Glej tudi
 Seznam narodnih herojev Jugoslavije
 Seznam slovenskih generalov in admiralov JLA

Viri
 Narodni heroji Jugoslavije, Vojna enciklopedija, 6, Beograd, 1964
 Marijan F. Kranjc, Slovenska vojaška inteligenca, Grosuplje, 2005

 Vojaštvo - spletna stran Marijan F. Kranjca

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So I was thinking it might be fun to organize a kickoff event of sorts. Obviously, with people being scattered all across the world, it is going to be impossible to organize anything in person, so I think the appropriate place is in the IRC channel/chat room.
A couple of months ago, when we tried to organize the video/screencast thing for Mercurial tutorials, I think the time we came up with that worked best was 17:00 UTC+0 (Greenwich Mean Time), because it was afternoon and evening for most of Europe, it would be early afternoon for South America, and late morning for most of the United States. (17:00 UTC is 12:00 EST and 9:00 PST.) It's quite early if you're in Japan, and a terrible time if you're in China, etc. But to my knowledge so far, everyone is in Europe, the US, or South America.
Here is a site that you can use to figure out what a specific time in UTC means in your local time zone: http://www.worldtimeserver.com/convert_time_in_UTC.aspx?y=2014&mo=2&d=8&h=17&mn=0.
I actually think that site is smart enough to pick up your local time zone, based on your IP address.
If anybody wants help double checking their math, leave a comment here, or send me a PM or an email, and I'd be more than happy to double check things for you.
I think we can schedule the event for maybe 2 hours (17:00 UTC to 19:00 UTC). People can come and go as they please, or stick around long after the kickoff event.
I know, that's actually Day #2, but seeing as how it's a Saturday, I think more people will be available.
As far as what we might do during the kickoff event, I'm open to suggestions.
For NaNoWriMo (novel writing), one thing that really helped was doing word wars, and I think we could do a similar thing with code. In a nutshell, what we would do is pick an amount of time to write/code for, along the lines of 10 to 30 minutes. Usually the chat room got pretty quiet during that time, as everyone was working away. When the time ended, we would all report the number of words that we had written. For our game dev thing, perhaps that translates into lines of code. In theory, the one with the most "wins", but the real goal of the code war would be to just get you to focus for x minutes and work on your game. After a short break (3-5 minutes) you can start all over again.
I know lines of code is not the best measurement of how much work you've done. In many cases, good code structure/design takes fewer lines than bad code. Sometimes, doing some refactoring of your code will greatly reduce the number of lines of code that you have. And of course, there will be other times during this event that you'll spend creating art, looking up information on the Internet, or designing something on paper. Those are, of course, all perfectly legitimate activities, and I don't mean to discredit any of them.
But lines of code are a simple (if not all that effective or useful) metric for figuring out how much code you're writing, and I think it is a fairly useful one in a situation where it's all mostly just for fun.
In addition to that, I think the kickoff event (and the chat room as a whole) will serve as a good way to sort of get to know the other people doing this competition with you and to see what ideas other people have for their games, etc.
Also, when things get tough, I think it will be nice to jump in to the chat room and talk with other people who are going through a similar experience as you. Perhaps they can help re-motivate you when you get hung up or frustrated after four hours of trying to track down one stupid bug!
wait.. so are you saying that during Saturday we will have short coding "contests" (not really.. but basically)?
If so, how long would they go for? and it sounds like a plan!!!
Yeah, that's essentially the idea, assuming people are up for it. The way this worked in NaNo was somebody would set up a "word war" and pick a length of time, usually between 5 minutes and 30 minutes. (But I did see a couple that were 1 minute, and a couple that were 60 minutes.) In NaNo, there was a chat bot on the IRC channel that would actually post the time remaining every five minutes, and count down for the last few seconds. It was nice that it was automated. It would take too long at this point to set up a code war bot, but maybe the next time we do a competition like this.
It would really just be a friendly way to get all of us to push forward with game creation, instead of… well.. whatever else we'd be doing instead.
Again, a very informal and very optional thing. Just a friendly way to drive development for all of us forward.
This does sound like a plan. Not sure I'll be able to make it, bu I'm here to claim my interest.
Hmm. This isn't a bad idea, but I probably won't be participating. I might be, but I dunno. I'd rather be coding at my own speed than trying to crank out as many lines of code as I can, even though I don't actually have to. I'll definitely still be visiting the IRC channel, though.
Fair enough. At this point, I'm honestly not sure how well that plan will even work, but I think it might be worth a try. Perhaps there's some variation on the idea that would be more interesting and not just drive lots of lines of code. Either way, yes, you should definitely come into the IRC channel!


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Thet Sambath, filmmaker of the 'Enemies of the People', speaking to former Khmer Rouge leader Nuon Chea.
A candid look at Khmer Rouge brutality has been nominated for three Emmy awards, but not without some obstacles.
WASHINGTON, DC - "Enemies of the People," a Khmer Rouge documentary that features exclusive interviews with Pol Pot's lieutenant, Nuon Chea, has been nominated for three Emmy Awards, one of the highest accolades in American television journalism and documentary reporting.
The film has gained international notoriety for its presentation of frank and personal conversations with leaders of the regime, drawing both acclaim from critics and condemnation from Cambodian officials, for whom the topic of the genocide remains sensitive.
The story [of the Khmer Rouge], as far as I was concerned, had not really been told.
Rob Lemkin, filmmaker
"We eliminated the previous system," Nuon Chea tells journalist Theth Sambath, who spent years interviewing the reclusive Khmer Rouge ideologue. "Nothing bad remained. We introduced new progressive policies."
Asked to justify the revolution whose course of action resulted in the systematic murder of a quarter of the Cambodian population from 1975 to 1979, Nuon Chea says: "We needed to clean up society completely."
Such talks, according to British filmmaker Rob Lemkin, who co-produced the documentary, were necessary to share the whole truth of the Khmer Rouge.
"The story, as far I was concerned, had not really been told," Lemkin told VOA Khmer. "It had not been told from the point of view of the perpetrators, from the point of view of the executioners, from the point of view of the people who decided and then implemented this huge policy of violence."
The film premiered at the International Documentary Festival of Amsterdam in 2009 and made it onto the docket for an acclaimed documentary series by the Public Broadcasting Service, P.O.V., last June, after critical acclaim at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival and success at the box office the following summer.
In ninety minutes of interview footage, the documentary addresses the horrors of the Khmer Rouge regime and its residue among the Cambodian people, who, four decades later, are left facing unanswered questions. The story is also tells of the personal journey undertaken by Thet Sambath, who lost his father and older brother to regime brutality as a child and seeks through the film to understand why.
The reporter spent years interviewing Nuon Chea, also known as Brother No. 2, who is now on trial at the UN-backed Khmer Rouge tribunal for atrocity crimes committed under his command. In exclusive interviews with Thet Sambath prior to his 2007 arrest, the reclusive leader gives vivid descriptions of the regime's ideals, policies and motives.
For its efforts, "Enemies of the People" has been nominated for an Emmy in three categories: Best Documentary; Outstanding Investigative Journalism – Long Form; and Outstanding Individual Achievement in a Craft: Research. The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences will award the winners at a ceremony on Oct. 1, honoring journalists and documentary filmmakers.
"'Enemies of the People' is an important film that helps viewers understand how a fanatical regime could turn ordinary people into killers, and sheds new light on the motivations of the architects of the Cambodian genocide. It's a remarkable work of investigative journalism and well-deserving of an Emmy nomination," David Winn, director of the News and Documentary Emmy Awards, told VOA Khmer.
Previously, the film was shortlisted for Best Documentary Feature at the 2011 Oscars and has received jury prizes at numerous international film festivals of renown, including Sundance in 2010, where it premiered in the United States.
The film is the product of three years of production efforts, blossoming from a merger of Lemkin's plans for a film that bluntly portrayed the story of the genocide and Thet Sambath's personal discussions with regime leaders, which he had conducted for seven years before Lemkin's arrival in Phnom Penh. The two "bumped into one another," Lemkin said, when he arrived in the country in 2006.
"During the course of my first visit, I hired Thet Sambath as a researcher and translator, and then we decided to work together [on this film]," Lemkin said.
When it comes to their craft, the two are kindred spirits. Thet Sambath, described by the International Center for Journalists as "one of the country's best investigative reporters," has made a living covering sensitive topics for the Cambodia Daily and the Phnom Penh Post. Lemkin's films, meanwhile, examine what he considers the "whole truth" of otherwise-neglected events.
"I've always been interested in telling stories," he told VOA Khmer. "Particularly stories that people don't necessarily know about."
The history of the Khmer Rouge policies, for many years warped by censorship and the noncompliance of officials, was one of those stories. To tell it in its entirety, Lemkin and Thet Sambath had to operate quietly, noting the previous inadequacies of documentaries made otherwise.
"A lot of people take huge film crews to Cambodia just to make documentaries about the Khmer Rouge, and no one will speak to them," Lemkin said. "It's all rather obvious what's happening when people turn up in a village with a lot of equipment and people, and there's no interest for people living in that village to speak."
"Informal" and "low-key" meetings secured Nuon Chea's trust of Thet Sambath over the course of a decade, prompting him to open up and share personal accounts of the revolution and the methods of brutality it utilized to secure its mission.
One such method: "smashing," a tool of psychological and physical manipulation designed to eradicate the "bourgeois attitude" of the Cambodian people, supposedly toxic to the communist uprising. The term does not apply specifically to the regime method of smashing infants against trees to prevent them from avenging their parents' murders, a practice to which Khmer Rouge torture chief Duch confessed in 2009, but provided a blanket of justification under which such activities fell.
"You smash a person's selfish nature, the part drawn to power and privilege for personal gain," Nuon Chea says in the documentary.
It is the frankness of these descriptions that has propelled the film to international recognition, though its fame lacks one core component – an audience in Cambodia itself. Since they released it in 2009, the filmmakers have been unable to secure a screening permit for their documentary in the country that provides its setting.
Lemkin's last visit to the country came in June 2010, coinciding with the delivery of the verdict in the war crimes trial of Khmer Rouge henchman Duch, when "Enemies of the People" opened at the Meta House, a small arts center in Phnom Penh run by a German expatriate. The film continues to play there intermittently. Still, Lemkin calls the fifty-seat theater a "small outfit," severely limiting the film's potential audience in the country.
Moreover, the hurdle reflects a larger issue: the free flow of information, or lack thereof, in Cambodia. Lemkin looks to the country's government, which has remained fairly static since the fall of the Khmer Rouge under Pol Pot, as the primary issue, citing the link between the Khmer Rouge and the current administration's rise to power. Prime Minister Hun Sen served as a battalion commander in the Khmer Rouge army, taking power after returning from Vietnam in 1979, to which he fled when the regime fell.
"I think there are lingering mysteries and uncertainties about the telling and researching of the [Khmer Rouge] history [in Cambodia]," Lemkin said. "The history of that time, that conflict, and that violence is very much connected to the history of [the current government's] coming to power. Thus, there are problems with that history opening up to independent scrutiny by researchers, historians, and journalists."
Lemkin has two hopes for the future of the story in Cambodia: one, that the film will receive screening rights in the country once the UN-backed tribunal concludes its work, when the topic will ideally be less sensitive; and two, that the film's release will mark a turning point in the study of the Khmer Rouge and the beginning of an "independent scrutiny" by journalists and academics.
It is likely, however, that this process will not be painless for the filmmakers. In March, Thet Sambath, who has remained in Cambodia since the film's release, expressed concern to The Guardian that he "feared for his life."
"[Government officials] are concerned I will reveal their true crime [through the new film] and … [that] their reputation will be destroyed," Thet Sambath told Kate Hodal, a reporter with The Guardian, in March. "I know too much about what really happened. They want me dead."
He went on to describe encounters on country roads with armed men, supposedly government agents, who have attempted to chase him off the road as a means of intimidation, or worse.
Since the film first received international recognition, Thet Sambath has lived a life of secrecy, frequently changing his name, whereabouts, and telephone number. VOA Khmer was able to briefly contact Sambath over the phone on Tuesday, July 24.
"I was told by a friend in the government – an official in the Ministry of Culture – that the reason that the government has not allowed the screening is because the movie is about a 'sensitive' issue. That's all he said – 'sensitive,'" Thet Sambath said.
It is unclear exactly how dire Thet Sambath's circumstances are.
"In many countries around the world, journalists are killed for trying to show uncomfortable truths," Lemkin said. "It's not a risk-free enterprise."
Still, he and Thet Sambath remain dedicated to further exposing the truth. The two are at work on a second documentary project on Cambodia, which will elaborate on what "Enemies of the People" was the first to expose. "You could call it a sequel," Lemkin said.
At this point, details of the project exist behind a veil of discretion, given the sensitivity of the issue.
In the meantime, the two filmmakers will wait for Oct. 1, when the winners of this year's News and Documentary Emmy Awards will be presented at the Time Warner Center in New York City. Lemkin described the nominations as an "honor" and expressed hope the recognition will enable the documentary to reach out to a deeper Cambodian-American audience.
David Winn, the director of the awards program, elaborated on the recognition – an honor in and of itself, regardless of who will take home the prized bronze statuette in October.
"The News & Documentary Emmy Awards are among the oldest and most prestigious broadcast journalism awards in the US," Winn said. "Emmy judging is peer judging. It's a means for people working in the profession—reporters, correspondents, producers, documentary filmmakers—to honor what they consider to be the best of their craft. A small minority of the news reports and documentary films that are aired on TV in any given year are submitted for consideration, and an even smaller percentage of those entered become nominees. So it's a real honor to be nominated."
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Q: Regex removing multiple brackets Hi I have a string that looks like
string = "Tom (Marketing Assistant)/Gary (Manager)/Forty" and I want to remove all the parts inside the brackets such that the outcome is "Tom/Gary/Forty".
I've tried string %>% str_remove("\\(.+\\)") but the output is "Tom /Forty" and it seems that because the regex matching takes the very first ( and up till the very last ) which I tried visualizing with string %>% str_extract("\\(.+\\)") which gives "(Marketing Assistant)/Gary (Manager)". I can't specify too specific what is inside the bracket because there is a range of characters in the brackets (not all the same), so is there a way to code it in a way that only removes what is inside the brackets, possibly by telling it to stop removing once it encounters / because this follows every bracket?

A: We can also do
library(stringr)
str_replace_all(string, "[(][^)]+[)]", "")
#[1] "Tom /Gary /Forty"

A: Use str_remove_all to remove all the occurrences.
stringr::str_remove_all(string, '\\(.*?\\)')
#[1] "Tom /Gary /Forty"

In base R, use gsub -
gsub('\\(.*?\\)', '', string)

This removes all the characters between opening and closing round brackets. Question mark (?) makes the regex non-greedy so it matches only till the first closing bracket. All such occurrences are removed since we are using str_remove_all/gsub.

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