Aschletz
German: Aschletz // Gottscheerish: Aschelitz // Slovenian: Ašelice
Aschletz was one of only three Gottschee German villages mentioned in the land registers of the Dominion of Mihovo in 1603 and 1623. However, it was not included in the land registry of 1770. The village consisted of eight houses and 29 inhabitants in 1931, and 37 inhabitants in 1937. The Gottschee Germans were evicted from the village in the fall of 1941. Italian troops burned the village during the Rog Offensive in 1942.
Village Map & List of Names
| HOUSE # | HOUSE NAME | FAMILY NAME |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Grüshasch | Kropf |
| 2 | Schüala, Lerasch | School |
| 3 | Gramasch | Bauer |
| 4 | Peatrsch | Johann König |
| 5 | Mesasch | Mathias Stiene |
| 6 | Rüppainsch | Mathias König |
| 7 | Baschn | Rudolf Fink |
| 8 | Paürsch | Franz König |
| 9 | Hushn | Stiene |
| 10 | Magarlaisch | Hoge |
| 11 | Müamsch | Hoge |
| 12 | Nautonsch | Kastinger |
| 13 | Schaüvlasch | Johann König |
| 14 | Grüabasch | Johann Bauer |
| 15 | Khövlasch | Bauer |
| 16 | Schüaschtalainsch | Schneider |
| 17 | Unknown | // |
| 18 | Rüppainsch Joshl | Alfons König |
| 19 | Unknown | // |
| 20 | Unknown | // |
| 21 | Unknown | // |
| 22 | Katarlainsch | // |
| 23 | Pütarsch | Karl Kamme |
