Lizika Jančar was born in Maribor as the daughter of a railway worker that had also worked as a miner in Germany.[2] Jančar became a member of the League of Communist Youth of Yugoslavia (SKOJ) in 1937 in Maribor. She enrolled as a student at the Medical Faculty in Belgrade after finishing high school in Maribor. She relocated to Ljubljana and became a member of the Communist Party of Slovenia in April 1941, where she helped set up the illegal Kričač broadcaster.[1]
In February 1943 she joined the Dolomite Detachment of the Slovene Partisans and served as a wireless operator for the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Slovenia to maintain contact with Moscow. She was captured by Anti-Communist Volunteer Militia forces on 19 March 1943 during the battle in the Belca Gorge (Slovene: Belška grapa) above Belica and was shot the following day in Belo.[1][3] A plaque was unveiled at the site, at the Lenart farm, in 1976.[4]
The Lizika Jančar Dormitory in Maribor (Dijaški dom Lizike Jančar Maribor) is named for her,[5] as is Lizika Jančar Street in Maribor (Ulica Lizike Jančar) and Ljubljana (Ulica Lizike Jančarjeve).
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^ abcTraven, Terezija. 1990."Jančar, Lizika." Enciklopedija Slovenije vol. 4, pp. 262–263. Ljubljana: Mladinska knjiga, p. 296.
^Gestrin, Ferdo. 1961. Pomniki naše revolucije. Ljubljana: Mladinska knjiga, p. 218.
^Ferenc, Tone. 1981. Kronologija naprednega delavskega gibanja na Slovenskem, 1868–1980. Ljubljana: Delavska enotnost, p. 231.
^. Archived from the original on 2012-06-26. Retrieved 2012-07-11.
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lizika, jančar, elizabeta, lizika, jančar, guerre, majda, october, 1919, march, 1943, slovene, partisan, born, 1919, october, 1919maribor, kingdom, serbs, croats, slovenesdied20, march, 1943, 1943, aged, belo, province, ljubljanacause, deathshotnationalityslov. Elizabeta Lizika Jancar nom de guerre Majda 27 October 1919 20 March 1943 1 was a Slovene Partisan Lizika JancarLizika JancarBorn 1919 10 27 27 October 1919Maribor Kingdom of Serbs Croats and SlovenesDied20 March 1943 1943 03 20 aged 23 Belo Province of LjubljanaCause of deathShotNationalitySloveneOther namesMajdaOccupationEspionageKnown forPeople s Hero of YugoslaviaLife edit nbsp Plaque in Belo commemorating Lizika JancarLizika Jancar was born in Maribor as the daughter of a railway worker that had also worked as a miner in Germany 2 Jancar became a member of the League of Communist Youth of Yugoslavia SKOJ in 1937 in Maribor She enrolled as a student at the Medical Faculty in Belgrade after finishing high school in Maribor She relocated to Ljubljana and became a member of the Communist Party of Slovenia in April 1941 where she helped set up the illegal Kricac broadcaster 1 In February 1943 she joined the Dolomite Detachment of the Slovene Partisans and served as a wireless operator for the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Slovenia to maintain contact with Moscow She was captured by Anti Communist Volunteer Militia forces on 19 March 1943 during the battle in the Belca Gorge Slovene Belska grapa above Belica and was shot the following day in Belo 1 3 A plaque was unveiled at the site at the Lenart farm in 1976 4 She was proclaimed a People s Hero of Yugoslavia on 27 November 1953 Legacy editThe Lizika Jancar Dormitory in Maribor Dijaski dom Lizike Jancar Maribor is named for her 5 as is Lizika Jancar Street in Maribor Ulica Lizike Jancar and Ljubljana Ulica Lizike Jancarjeve References edit a b c Traven Terezija 1990 Jancar Lizika Enciklopedija Slovenije vol 4 pp 262 263 Ljubljana Mladinska knjiga p 296 Gestrin Ferdo 1961 Pomniki nase revolucije Ljubljana Mladinska knjiga p 218 Ferenc Tone 1981 Kronologija naprednega delavskega gibanja na Slovenskem 1868 1980 Ljubljana Delavska enotnost p 231 Vidrih Zdravko 1976 Poudarek kmeckemu turizmu Javna tribuna 16 126 p 5 Website of the Lizika Jancar Dormitory Archived from the original on 2012 06 26 Retrieved 2012 07 11 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Lizika Jancar amp oldid 1112001439, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
