Base 20 10% off entrance ticket to Kočevski Rog - Baza 20; 20% off publications. From April 1943 to December 1944, Baza 20 (“Base 20”, originally called “Point 20”) was home to the political leadership of the Slovene national liberation movement. An important monument of Slovene statehood, it is the only still preserved secret headquarters of any European resistance movement built in such a manner. Due to the extraordinary safeguard measures and general secrecy, Baza 20 was never discovered. Preserved in its entirety, it has been protected as a monument of national significance. Members of the Executive Committee of the Liberation Front, the Supreme Plenum of the Liberation Front, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Slovenia, the Anti-Fascist Council of the National Liberation (AVNOJ), the Agitation and Propaganda Commission, newspaper editors and others lived and worked in Baza 20. The 26 buildings were inhabited by 180 people. Today, Building no. 16 (“Propaganda Building”) houses a permanent exhibition on the role and significance of Baza 20. The exhibition presents the military and political leadership of the resistance and describes the events and activities most influenced by the leadership in Baza 20. Among these, the session of the Assembly of the Delegates of the Slovene Nation in Kočevje, and the session of the Slovene National Liberation Council (SNOS) in Črnomelj were the two most significant events of the wartime building of Slovene statehood. On display are some newspapers of that time, presented are mass organizations, cooperation with the Allies …