Eden izmed mnogih bunkerjev znane Rupnikove linije. Pojdite notri in poiščite zaklad. Vendar bodite previdni, ker je včasih (po dežju) dno bunkerja prekrito z vodo. In pazite na glavo, saj s stropa visijo zarjaveli žeblji. Vso srečo pri iskanju!
Utrdbe Rupnikove linij
Rupnikova linija je sistem utrdb, ki ga je v tridesetih letih 20–ega stoletja gradila Kraljevina Jugoslavija kot obrambno črto na meji s Kraljevino Italijo. Strateško razporejene utrdbe niso bile nikoli uporabljene v vojaške oz. obrambne namene.
Za gradnjo utrdb so bile sestavljene posebne gradbene ekipe; na začetku sestavljene predvsem iz rezervnih vojakov, vendar so kasneje zaradi obsega del vključili tudi civilno prebivalstvo. Obrambni sistem je gradilo nad 60.000 vojakov in civilistov. Gradnja utrdb je prebivalcem prinesla začasno rešitev brezposelnosti in finančnih težav, ki so jih prizadele zaradi obmejne lege. Pri gradnji so bili zaposleni kot gradbeni delavci, nosači ali tovorniki materiala.
Zgrajenih več sto bunkerjev
Z Rapalsko mirovno pogodbo, ki sta jo 12. novembra 1920 podpisali Kraljevina SHS in Kraljevina Italija je bila določena meja med kraljevinama. Vzdolž meje so leta 1938 začeli z gradnjo sistema utrdb, kasneje poimenovanega Rupnikova linija. To ime je dobila po jugoslovanskemu generalu slovenskega rodu Leonu Rupniku, ki je bil na čelu štaba za utrjevanje obrambne linije.
Zgrajenih je bilo več sto bunkerjev, med njimi tudi trije podzemni obrambni bloki, t.j. Hlavče njive, Hrastov grič in Goli vrh, ki so bili strateško ključnega pomena za obrambo pred morebitnimi vdori italijanskih vojakov proti Ljubljani. Med temi velikimi objekti so gradili manjše protipehotne bunkerje za dva do sedem vojakov. Med objekti so napeljali bodečo žico, v dolinah pa postavili tudi protitankovske ovire. Ob začetku 2. svetovne vojne so vsa dela na obrambni liniji takoj prenehala in veliko objektov je ostalo nedokončanih. Obrambna linija ni občutila večjih bojev oz. ni služila svojemu namenu.
Vir: https://www.visitskofjaloka.si/si/dozivetja/kulturne-znamenitosti/utrdbe-rupnikove-linije
ENGLISH:
One of the many bunkers of the famous Rupnik Line. Go inside and find the small treasure. But be careful because sometimes (after rain) the floor of the bunker is covered with water. And watch your head, as there are rusty nails hanging from the ceiling. Good luck with your search!
Fortifications of the Rupnik Line
The Rupnik Line is a system of fortifications built by the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (or Kingdom of SHS) in the 1930s as a defensive line on the border with the Kingdom of Italy. The strategically placed bunkers were never used in military or defense purposes.
Special construction teams were assembled to build the fortifications; initially consisting mainly of reserve soldiers, but later, due to the scope of the work, the civilian population was also included. The defense system was built by over 60,000 soldiers and civilians. The construction of fortifications brought the inhabitants a temporary solution to the unemployment and financial problems that affected them due to the border location. During construction, they were employed as construction workers or porters.
Several hundred bunkers were built
With the Rapala Peace Treaty, signed on November 12, 1920, by the Kingdom of SHS and the Kingdom of Italy, the border between the kingdoms was determined. Along the border, in 1938, the construction of a system of fortifications, later named Rupnik Line, began. It was named after the Yugoslav general of Slovene origin, Leon Rupnik, who was in charge of strengthening the defense line.
Several hundred bunkers were built, including three underground defense blocks (Hlavče njive, Hrastov grič and Goli vrh), which were of strategic importance for the defense against possible incursions of Italian soldiers towards Ljubljana. Smaller anti-personnel bunkers for two to seven soldiers were built between these large structures. Barbed wire was installed between the buildings, and anti-tank barriers were also placed in the valleys. At the beginning of World War II, all work on the defense line immediately stopped and many buildings remained unfinished. The defensive line did not experience major battles and did not serve its purpose.