Museum of Partisan Glory

The village of Przhevalskoe is connected not only with the name of the famous traveler N.M. Przhevalsky. During the Second World War, this area was called a partisan republic, and the village of Sloboda (now Przhevalskoe) was its capital. On September 21, 1993, the Guerrilla Glory Museum was opened here.

The exposition dedicated to the fighting of partisan detachments on the territory of the Smolensk region during the war, tells about the activities of the connection under the command of the legendary N.Z. Kolyada – Bati, about the special forces of the 4th Shock and 43rd armies that liberated the Smolensk region. Many interesting relics are presented here: a certificate of honor on a piece of parachute silk, pages with records of combat operations of partisans, a book of pocket format "Partisan Satellite", published in 1942. The layout of the dugout, where there are authentic household items, weapons, radio "Squirrel" reproduce the picture of guerrilla everyday life.