Battle of Pljevlja
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The <entity_0> (<entity_1>-2 <entity_1>), was a World War II attack in the state of Montenegro by partisans on <entity_4> military forces occupying the city of <entity_2> under the command of General Arso Jovanović and Colonel Bajo Sekulić, who led 4,000 Montenegrin Partisans. The <entity_4> garrison in <entity_2> belonged to the 5th Alpine Division Pusteria; it was led by General Giovanni Esposito and had a strength of 2,000 men. In the evening of 30 November the Partisans cut the phone lines linking <entity_2> to Prijepolje and Čajniče, thus isolating the <entity_4> garrison. At 2:15 on <entity_1> the first Partisan attacks on <entity_4> outposts around <entity_2> began, and at 2:50 the general assault was launched. In order to reinforce the defense of <entity_2>, the <entity_4> units had abandoned Nova Varoš, Čajniče, Foča and Goražde. The defeat of the partisans at <entity_2> and the terror campaign conducted by left-wing elements of the partisan movement, led to further <entity_3> between the two groups. On 7 <entity_1>, Moša Pijade wrote a letter to Tito and requested an investigation into the defeat at <entity_2>. On <entity_1> 2011, the 70th anniversary of the battle, a ceremony was held at the monument to the fallen Partisans on Stražica Hill overlooking <entity_2>, which was attended by Montenegrin President Filip Vujanović.
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