The article presents the running ofthe Centre for Repatriation in Radovljica, which was only one of the many assembly centres in Slovenia, where all those who had been interned, moved by force from their homes, mobilised by the occupying forces, or doing forced labour during World War Two, were returned to. The article is based on data from the file entitled Headquarters for the Repatriation of Prisoners of War and Internees of Slovenia.