Mária Lacková, the mother of Roma partisan Ján Lacko, his wife Rozália, and their four daughters were taken to a forest near Puš mountain and shot by German and Slovak supporters of the Tiso regime. The killing of his family exposes the collective punishment and gendered violence used against Roma households connected to resistance.
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Who was among those murdered with the family of partisan Ján Lacko on 3 November 1944?
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German and Slovak forces killed Lacko’s mother, wife, and four daughters.
Ján Lacko’s family was spared because he joined the partisans.
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His mother, wife, and daughters were murdered by German and Slovak forces.