Partigiani

Partigiani, or partisans, were members of underground resistance groups that fought against occupying forces, especially during wartime. They operated clandestinely, often in forests or remote areas, conducting sabotage, gathering intelligence, and assisting in escapes. Their goal was to resist and undermine oppressive regimes or armies, particularly during World War II, when many Italian and other European civilians joined partisan movements to oppose fascist governments and Nazi occupation. These individuals demonstrated courage and commitment to their country's freedom, often risking their lives to achieve victory and restore sovereignty.