This extremely rare book includes 33 relatively unknown peoms by a famous Slovenian author Tone Seliškar, written for the Partisans during WWII. The thematic rotates around socialist and war subjects. One of the poems is dedicated to a famous painter Hinko Smrekar, who was assassinated by the Fascists in 1942.

A Slovenian writer and poet Tone Seliškar (1900 –1969) is considered one of the foremost representative of Slovene social expresionism and later social realist poetry before WWII. During WWII he joined the Partisan. Seliškar’s stories for children, such as Bratovščina Sinjega galeba (1936), became classics of children’s literature.