Sidih https://sidih.si Pančur, Andrej Semič je italijanska vojska julija 1942 obdala z bodečo žico in ga nato utrdila z 11 bunkerji in strelskimi jarki. Iz ožičenega Semiča so vodili vsaj trije prehodi, ki so bili zavarovani s španskimi jezdeci. Cerkveni zvonik je služil kot opazovalnica, oborožena s težkim mitraljezom in minometom. Po partizanskem poročilu iz 13. februarja 1943 je bilo v Semiču okoli 180 italijanskih vojakov in od 140 do 180 pripadnikov MVAC. In July 1942, the Italian Army enclosed Semič by barbed wire and then fortified it with 11 bunkers and firing trenches. At least three crossings led from Semič, which was enclosed by barbed wire, and all were protected by knife-rests. The church bell tower was used as an observation post, armed with a heavy machine gun and mortar. According to a partisan report dated 13 February 1943, there were around 180 Italian soldiers and between 140 and 180 members of MVAC in Semič. Arhiv Republike Slovenije si4 2754 Local name file2381 hdl http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12325/file2381 File false