“He who earnestly and passionately loves the Truth, the Freedom and the Homeland, is free and fearless as a god, and despised and hungry as a dog” ― Petar Kočić (Stričići village, Zmijanje area, near Banja Luka, 29 June 1877 - Belgrade, 27 August 1916).
The cache is located at the Petar Kočić birthplace open-air museum. Kočić was a renowned poet, writer and politician. He is considered to be one of the first modern writers in Serbian literature, but also a person whose life and political activity made him into a role model for various political beliefs in the subsequent history of the Serbian people. In particular, he influenced Nobel Prize winner Ivo Andrić, who wrote as many as four essays about Kočić.
The open-air museum has no staff present, is free and always open. It consists of several old wooden houses & sheds, the bronze statue of Petar Kočić and a small stage. The container is in one of the old sheds.
P.S. Bring your own pen.