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Huda Jama one of 620 mass graves of victims killed in Slovenia in 1945

Source: Hina
Author: Marija Šestan

ZAGREB, Oct 27 (Hina) - Huda Jama, a disused mine in northeastern Slovenia, is believed to be one of the largest multiple graves of victims killed by Communist authorities and intelligence services whose acronyms were OZNA and KNOJ in 1945, and a few hundred victims exhumed from that mine will be reburied in the central cemetery in Maribor on Thursday, with top state officials and Church dignitaries including Presidents Borut Pahor of Slovenia and Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic of Croatia, and Sabor Speaker Bozo Petrov attending the commemoration.

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