Hidden away inside a nondescript building in the centre of the action this diminutive museum aims the spotlight on the local resistance movement who fought the Soviet occupiers from their forest hideaways from the end of WWII until the last of them were flushed out in 1953. A low budget affair with little information in English, a journey round with somebody who can translate for you makes the experience much more worthwhile. Seldom open to the public, a telephone call usually gets the doors unlocked.