The memorial museum is located in the village of Kvemo Machkhaani, Sighnaghi Municipality, among the museums of Kakheti dedicated to participants of World War II.
Georgian sergeant Fore Mosulishvili served in the Red Army and was captured by the Nazis in Italy in 1944. He escaped from the camp and organised the rescue of more than 70 prisoners of war. When fascists seized a partisan unit, Fore sacrificed himself to allow his comrades to escape: sixteen fellow fighters survived. His last words, "Long live Italy! Long live freedom!", became a symbol. Posthumously he was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War 1st class, the Gold Medal "For Military Valour", and the Garibaldi Medal, and was recognised as a national hero of both the Soviet Union and the Italian Republic.
The museum's collection includes photographs, documentary materials, personal letters and notes, military decorations, maps of wartime operations, and a chronicle of Fore and his comrades' actions. Everything is preserved in the house where he lived, giving visitors direct contact with the history through personal objects rather than official monuments.
The life, feat and significance of Fore Mosulishvili (also written as Pore Mosulishvili) is covered in detail in the blog article on the Fore Mosulishvili House Museum.
