The partisan illegal press got a new push after the collapse of illegal printing works in Ljubljana after the capitulation of Italy when from the liberated towns of the then Province of Ljubljana printing machines with the necessary outfit and material were taken to the free woods of Slovenia. This decision was important because after the German offensive in the autumn 1943 these towns were occupied by Germans who made these towns their stable strongholds. In the upper parts of Slovenia (Gorenjsko) where the German foe particularly oppressed our Slovene population the leadership of the liberation movement felt a peculiar necessity to encourage by printed word the resistance of the people against the occupier, and to found therefore his own illegal printing press. The organisation of this illegal press was entrusted by the Provincial Committee of the CPS and the Provincial Committee of the Front of Liberation for Gorenjsko to the experienced and skilled partisan technician Edo Bregar-Don, who succeeded in short time to organise in the free woods of the Poljana and Selce valleys three illegal printing works, which depended directly from the graphic department »B« of the Provincial technic CPS for Gorenjska which linked the whole organisation and managed all the illegal presses and technics in Gorenjska. The first printing press, which got the secret name »JULIJA« he put up in the Poljana valley near the village Log where he dug out for it an underground strongpoint, where he placed a small printing machine. In this foxhole the work started on the 26th of March 1944, and a whole series of leaflets, newspapers and booklets were printed. Because of lack of conspiration they were however compelled to transfer the printing offices to a new underground hiding place which was constructed in the neighbourhood of village Brode down the river Sora. But less than a month of work in this place it has been discovered and destroyed by the enemy. The printers could be saved in the attack but the printing machine has gone lost together with all the records of the press, particularly the most beautiful and most copious work of the printing office the poems of the Slovene revolutionary poet Vladimir Pavšič-Matej Bor. In this, printing place there were printed during the whole time of its existence that is since March 26th until August 23rd 1944 30 different prints in a total edition of 150.850 pieces, what makes more than 600.000 copies. The second illegal printing works, named »TRILOF« the machine of which has been projected and partly constructed by the technician Edo Bregar-Don himself, he established in an underground concrete trench in the Ločnica valley near Medvode.