WE

REMEMBER
NIKOLA
MRVOS
Karl Jann

Born: September 16, 1886 in Vrbovsko, Yugoslavia

Had 4 siblings
Religion: Serbian Orthodox
Received a medical degree in Prague University
He served the Serbian Army in WW1
He got married and had 3 children in Novi Sad
In 1941, when Germany invaded Yugoslavia
He was convicted because of being a Serb

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The man lying before us today, was Nikola Mrvos.
He has had many accomplishments in his past life
as his second life has begun. He studied medicine,
he became a soldier, he became a husband, and a
father. When the Germans invaded Yugoslavia,
Serbia and Croatia had a dispute, leading to an
anti-Serb view. The Croatian fascist came and sent
Nikola to a prison camp, he was later translated to
Gospic, and later to the concentration camp of
Jadovno, where he later perished.

Place of Birth

Place of Death