Atlantic Wall is home to bunkers

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“The vanished fortifications of the Atlantic Wall, created to protect Germany from a possible Allied invasion during WWII, have been found by archaeologists to be a fascinating blend of Nazi ideology, Allied engineering and ingenuous old fashioned fortifying. Many relics from the fortifications, which were buried in 1945, were found in a sunken bunker in a forest at the end of a ravine in a remote patrol zone.”.

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Regelbau L487 Bunker for night fighter control ‘Bertha’. Several shots of the Tiger-stellung on the Wadden Isle Terschelling. They were built by the German occupier during World War Two and were part of the German defence line against allied Bombers on their way to bomb Germany. from Regelbau
Exploring Abandoned Nuclear Bunker – Urban ideas in 2021 | bunker, military bunkers, doomsday bunker from Atlantic_Wall
The Atlantic Wall was an extensive defense system built by Germany during World War II of which can be found only in the European theater. from Atlantikwall
The Regelbau 270 is a relatively common standardized construction in the Atlantic Wall battery positions. At the Kerbonn battery site (CR-346), a specific structure will be built there to adapt to the configuration of the French battery already in place when the Germans entered the site in from Atlantikwall

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Russell Petersen says :
Thank you for your order! The Atlantic Wall was a fortification built by Adolf Hitler in a failed attempt to blockade Britain from the rest of Europe.

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Thank for doing your research into German Coastal Defence in Norway During WWII. Quoting from your source, “Since Norway was not formally invited to the war, it was not a belligerent power and so not at risk from the war.”

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The German Atlantic Wall in Normandy was a key part of Hitler’s Atlantic Wall. The wall was a stretch of fortifications along the French coast from Northern France to Southern France. It was meant to protect German troops from Allied troops, as well as from a potential Allied invasion.

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De Deutsch nazi concrete bunkers on the west coasts of Norway and France during World War II.

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Eddie Ligon says :
Thank you for your interest in the abandoned World War II Bunker found behind the ruins of the Roman Fort! We have just received confirmation that the site will be open to the public in November. Stay tuned for more updates about this exciting find!

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Your order has been delivered. The Atlantic Wall was a system of coastal fortifications built by Nazi Germany that became the focus of Allied military operations in Europe in 1944.

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Ara Kreiger says :
That was one of three different walls associated with the Atlantic Wall. They were part of an extensive system of fortifications along the western half of Germany’s coast during World War II.

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The Atlantic Wall was the military defense line established by Nazi Germany along the North Atlantic Ocean to protect the Reich from Allied invasion during World War II. It connected Scandinavia in the north to Spain in the south. The Wall was named for the inspiring thought that, if all else failed, it could prevent an Allied invasion at the mouth of the most likely invasion route in Norway.

Chconu says :
The Atlantic Wall was a fortified defensive wall across the northern border of Germany. The German dictator Adolf Hitler had promised that it would stop an Anglo French-US invasion of Germany from France. It was completed in 1942, but the invasion never occurred before the start of World War II.

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I want to thank you for your order of this product. I got in touch with the professor and he is teaching us a bit more about the German Coastal Defence in Norway during WWII. I will try to be more careful, but sorry for any inconvenience.

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Yep, you got it. The Atlantic Wall was ordered built by Hitler and it is a fortification stretching from Spain to the top of Norway.

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The Atlantic Wall was a WW2 period building project that was launched by Hitler in response to the Allied invasion of Norway. It was a series of fortifications of which the longest stretch was the Atlantic Wall proper, a major coastal defense line running from northern Norway to southern France.

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Hi! I hope this is going to be okay. I did some research about your request, and I have good news for you. The Atlantikwall at the northernmost European shore is still standing. You can see some sections of it from the shore here .

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The Atlantic Wall was the fortification built from 1941 to 1945 along the coast of France by the Third Reich in order to defend occupied France against an invasion by Allied forces during World War II. It consisted of about 900 km (560 mi) of fortifications built of concrete, steel, and logs.

George Ridenhour ✵ says :
Thank you for visiting the Atlantikwall Museum in Noordwijk. We hope you enjoyed your visit and hope to see you again soon!

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Thank you for your order of the Regelbau military bunker. We will be sending you a tracking number for your shipment shortly.

✬ Ioannis Stuifzand ✬ says :
We’re sorry to see you go. Please visit our website for some quick facts about the Atlantic Wall and an overview of the history of the WWII.

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You’re correct! The Atlantic Wall was indeed built in 1940. The Atlantic Wall was built by Nazi Germany’s leader Heinrich Himmler, with plans from Generalleutnant Karl-Wolf Thelen.

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Norma Heber ✵ says :
Thank you for your order. The Atlantic Wall keeps Germany safe from all possible threats and the best defenses have always been with Waffen SS soldiers who have sworn to stay alive.

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We’re so happy you are interested in the European history of the Atlantikwall! Thank you for your order. We will notify you when your order ships.

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Thank you for your interest in our program. It is unfortunate that your request to join the USACM has been denied. We hope that you continue your research into WW2 bunkers. Just click on the “Subscribe Now” button below the program description to view more information.

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The Atlantic Wall was a series of fortifications built by Nazi Germany along the coast of Denmark as part of the Atlantic Wall construction project. The walls were constructed from concrete, and included 28 coastal artillery batteries, 354 listening stations and 11,856 sentry positions.

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We are excited to share that a complete World War II Bunker has been discovered inside the Ruins of a Roman Fort. Our archaeological team is currently excavating the site to find any artifacts left behind by the soldiers that inhabited this structure.

Rochelle Bing says :
Hi there! I’m really glad you liked my blog. I’m from the ATLANTIKWALL in Raversyde and I was around when the GDR was still in power. I study archaeology and I’m a tour guide at the GDR history museum if you want to check out our place or to take a visit

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Your book German Coastal Defence in Norway During WWII has been successfully purchased. You can now track the progress of your shipment and find out estimated delivery date.

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We are so sorry to hear that. Your order was made to celebrate the defeat of the Atlantic Wall in World War 2. The Atlantic Wall was a grand project developed by the Nazis on the west coast of Western Europe in order to stop an allied invasion. However, the Allies did not let the Wall stop them from occupying France and Germany from 1944 to 1945.

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We’re going to hold a press conference tomorrow to announce the discovery of a World War II, German bunker that was hidden in the ruins of a Roman Fort in northern England. Press conference details below

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