Bunka v Prostrednom grúni
The place
Bunka v Prostrednom grúni ("Bunker in the Middle Small Crater") in the Low Tatras/Nízke Tatry, Liptovský Mikuláš/Jasná sector (southern slope of the Low Tatras, Slovakia), at 1150 m altitude, main Hercynian range. Continuous Slovakia Low Tatras cluster (batches 200-362). A "bunka" (bunker/depot), formerly a WWII munitions depot linked to the Slovak National Uprising, August-October 1944 + subalpine larch-spruce forest zone + Nízke Tatry NP, 81,000 ha, 3rd largest national park in Slovakia, Ďumbier 2043 m + Ursus arctos + Canis lupus + Lynx lynx, Europe's 3 great preserved predators + Demänovská ice cave, 8 km, a tourist gem + heritage of the Slovak National Uprising (SNP, Slovenské národné povstanie, 60,000 fighters, crushed by the Wehrmacht on 27 October 1944, Banská Bystrica the capital that held out for freedom, 3,000 dead, 20,000 prisoners).
The setting
Nízke Tatry Liptovský Mikuláš/Jasná S slope Slovakia 1150 m Hercynian, continuous cluster batches 200-362, bunka bunker/depot WW2 SNP Uprising Aug-Oct 1944, subalpine larch-spruce forest Nízke Tatry NP 81,000 ha 3rd largest SK Ďumbier 2043 m + Europe's 3 great predators + Demänovská ice cave 8 km, SNP 60,000 fighters crushed by Wehrmacht 27 Oct 1944 Banská Bystrica 3,000 dead 20,000 prisoners.
