Slovenia, Base 20 - Partisan camp from WW2

The video explores the historical significance of the Kochevsky Rogue forest during World War II, focusing on the partisan structures known as Batsa. It highlights the preservation of Batsa 20, a key headquarters for the Slovene National Liberation Movement, and its role in the resistance against Axis forces. The video also covers the management of these sites by the Dolaneska Museum and the legacy of the resistance efforts, including exhibitions that showcase the military and political leadership of the time.

What was the code name given to the partisan structures in the Kochevsky Rogue forest?

• Kochev

• Rogue

• Yelendal

• Batsa

In which year did the first resistance against the occupational forces begin in the Kochevsky Rogue region?

• 1942

• 1943

• 1940

• 1941

What role did the Kochevsky Rogue play in the Armed Resistance?

• It was a base for air raids.

• It was a site for peace negotiations.

• It served as a logistics center.

• It was a training ground for new recruits.

Which building in Batsa 20 houses a permanent exhibition on its historical significance?

• Building #20

• Building #16

• Building #26

• Building #10

What was the significance of Batsa 20 during the Slovene National Liberation Movement?

• It was a secret training camp.

• It was the political headquarters.

• It was a communication center.

• It was a medical facility.