Explore the abandoned bunker

Pictures show World War 2 bunkers separated by Europe Streets after abandonment by its inhabiters.

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Type 634 was a battle bunker with an armored dome. There were 1 or 2 machine guns in the dome and the crew consisted of 12 people. The bunker had a length of 11.40 by 10.70 meters. from Atlantic_Wall
WW2 German Regelbau Bunkers of the Atlantic wall from Atlantikwall
The Nazi fortifications of France and Norway during World War II are known as bunker. from Regelbau

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Your registration is being processed for this urban exploration trip to the “abandoned nuclear bunker.” You’ll have to wait for an email confirmation of your registration. Good luck!

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Thank you for your interest in the abandoned cold war nuclear bunker in the former Soviet Union. We’ve been waiting a long time for someone to find this site and explore it. The only way in is a hole in the roof, but apparently a room at the bottom of the stairwell from the parking lot was found. We’ll send you a demo video when we get it.

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Before we go any further: we value the time we spend with you and want to make sure we’re on the same page. This is why we’re giving you the following information: we’re only able to get access to the five abandoned sites. The more of these sites we get access to, the less likely we’ll do a more extensive exploration of areas of interest. If you don’t see

Louis Bird ✫ says :
The bunker has been successfully located. Thank you for your contributions.

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The WW2 abandoned ruins describe how functional and now normal these places now no longer are. Once housing the most powerful weapons known, they now lie deep in the woods, hidden from the public eye.

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Our images show 2 abandoned bunkers from World War 2 that occasionally become exposed by urban development projects. The images can be found here.

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James Harty says :
Hey there! Thanks for your order of 12 images of World War 2 bunkers beneath Europe Streets! Your images have been approved for use and will be ready for purchase on Friday. You’ll start seeing them on Friday. You’ll receive a private message from a member of our team on Friday morning to let you know that your images have been approved for purchase.

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German Atlantic Wall Built In 1944

The Atlantic Wall, Madeleine Kennedy, Mollie Halpin, Peter Monks.

Explore a dark, dangerous, and mysterious world in the shadows of Europe, exploring secret bunkers, forts, and lost places from the past. In the USSR, explore the bunkers of the Cold War. from Regelbau
The Atlantic Wall was an extensive system of coastal defences and fortifications built by Nazi Germany between 1942 and 1944, along the coast of continental Europe and Scandinavia as a defence against an anticipated Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied Europe from the United Kingdom, during World War II from Atlantic_Wall
Atlantic Wall Bunker Defences from The Second World War from Atlantic_Wall
Type 634 was a battle bunker with an armored dome. There were 1 or 2 machine guns in the dome and the crew consisted of 12 people. The bunker had a length of 11.40 by 10.70 meters. from Atlantic_Wall
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Gerlinde Abele says :
The Atlantic Wall was the name given to a massive coastal defensive structure built on Hitler’s orders that stretched all the way from Norway to Spain.

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The Atlantic Wall was a porous barrier along the northern coast of France, extending to Belgium and Holland. It was created to prevent the German army from entering France.

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James Assante says :
Great question about the Atlantic Wall. It was a grand project developed by the Nazis on the coast of Western Europe in order to stop an allied invasion.

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We found some information about The Atlantic Wall. Here’s what we found: Nazi Germany built the Atlantic Wall to prevent the Allies from attacking the Western European part of the Third Reich’s homeland.

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The Atlantic Wall was built using cement blocks. Construction began in early 1942, at the latest, and was nearly completed by mid-1943.

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The Atlantic Wall was the name given to a massive coastal defensive structure built on Hitler’s orders that stretched all the way from Norway to under the Strait of Gibraltar.

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Anneke Andersen’s book ‘The Atlantic Wall’ will be published on 7 March, 1944.

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Phillip Ake says :
The Atlantic Wall was a system of coastal defense fortifications and fortresses constructed during World War II by Nazi Germany along the shores of the Atlantic Wall.

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The German Atlantic Wall in Normandy during D-Day in 1944

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binsnikolas says :
The Atlantic Wall in Denmark is a fascinating topic. Regelbau is the central part of the whole wall at Jutland with the strongest support. Don’t forget to visit the other central points in Holland and France. Have a nice day.

Mertie Botsford says :
Your article was published on The Atlantic Wall was supposed to prevent the invasion of the western allies. Denmark was occupied by the Germans on April 9, 1940.

Yasir Strmmen says :
The Atlantic Wall was an impenetrable system of defense-in-depth that had been constructed in sections along Europe’s Atlantic coast to prevent an Allied invasion of Europe.

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Nicky Fenton says :
The Atlantic Wall was built by a German military engineer to keep the people of Europe safe and to keep the United Kingdom out.

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The Atlantic Wall was completed in 1944

The Atlantic Wall was the name given to a massive coastal defensive structure built on Hitler’s orders that stretched all the way from Norway to the coast of Spain. Along this stretch, where Hitler’s ambitions to create a Nazi empire were threatened by the Allies, he saw fit to fortify his beachhead with a line of fortifications, bunkers, weapons emplacements, and even death camps. In the Pacific, he built a similar line of coastal fortifications. In all,.

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Regelbau 666 bunker Type is Infantry observation post (Beobachtungsstände) with small turret from the second world war, the iron turret have be removed, blasted the turret off. from Regelbau
Remembering The Past: World War 2, Cold War & Abandoned Bunkers. Watch TV-histories, documentaries and news about weaponry, military technology and war from the past. from Atlantic_Wall
People have always wondered what it’s like to living in bunker in Atlantic Wall from Regelbau
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Sofie Hovin says :
Thank you for your order on Danish battlefield guide “Atlantic Wall in Denmark”. Please find below the digital copy of the book which you’ve purchased along with its targeted delivery date.

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This email confirms that your order for The Atlantic Wall (German: Atlantikwall) has been processed. Your order is now complete.

Erling Leira says :
The Atlantic Wall is a historic military structure that was built during WW2 to prevent Allied invasion.

Dan Dominicus ✰ says :
The Atlantic Wall was a range of barriers built along the coasts of Europe, mainly the European part of Spain, France, and Portugal.

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Thank you for your interest in The Atlantic Wall (Atlantic Wall in Danish). We’re truly sorry to hear it was recently vandalized. If you made a purchase, we’ll reach out via email.

Carole Pettit says :
The Atlantic Wall was a series of separate, independent and smaller and larger structures that were defensible on all sides and could provide fire support to each other.

Leo Hills says :
A short about the Atlantic Wall: “This powerful defense of Germany included a vast array of defenses, such as the wall, gun batteries, assault gun batteries, and naval obstacles, as well as mines and at least one submarine.”

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We hope to see you at another part of the Atlantic Wall soon!

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Maye Nitzsche says :
It’s confirmed, the Atlantic Wall was built to prevent the allied forces from landing in Denmark or any other European country occupied by Hitler during WW2.

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𝙘𝙪𝙢𝙢𝙞𝙣𝙜𝙨𝙫𝙖𝙡𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙞 says :
Thank you for confirming the Atlantic Wall on the WWIi website. We are glad to hear that you’ve had success learning about the fortifications.

Tre Greenfelder says :
Hitler’s Atlantic Wall is now triggering an exciting mix of tourism, re-enactment, excavation, and more! If you’re visiting, check out our travel section for ideas on how to explore what’s happening there.

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Hitler’s Atlantic Wall is a resource for teachers, students, and anyone interested in exploring this topic. The Atlantic Wall includes a photographic gallery, a timeline, a list of WWII battles, a glossary of German words, and a telling map.

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Your order has been confirmed. The Atlantic Wall was a permanent defensive structure which was built in the span of 10 months and blocked enemy access to France and western Continental Europe. Although military historians and amateur enthusiasts contest the true purpose and rationale for the wall’s construction, the Allies found that the wall afforded a barrier to Allied movement from the Channel coast to the North Sea.

Margarita Blalock says :
The Atlantic Wall was a line of defense during World War II. It was designed to stop different manifestations of the Allied, most notably British, invasion. It spanned about 700 miles, from the North Sea to Switzerland.

𝓜𝓪𝓶𝓲𝓮 𝓦𝓲𝓵𝓼𝓸𝓷 says :
Thank you for your question about the Atlantic Wall in Denmark. This is not the book you are looking for.

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Yes, the Beginning of the Atlantic Wall was in 1942. They began constructing it.

Prof Vena says :
The Atlantic Wall (German: Atlantikwall) was an extensive system of coastal defences and fortifications built by Nazi Germany

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Fabiola Bergstrom says :
The Atlantic Wall was a defensive system built during World War II by the Germans along Europe’s Atlantic coast to prevent an Allied invasion.

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Cap removals were a security measure installed after World War II to prevent a second invasion. The project was a direct response to the Atlantic Wall invasion plans of the Nazis in World War II, who planned to invade Britain while also conquering France and Belgium.

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We all know Hitler’s Atlantic Wall was one of the most significant and well-known speakers of the Second World War. Learn more about Hitler’s Atlantic Wall and how it changed the world.

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What’s the Atlantic Wall?

Eulgio Cavalcanti says :
The Atlantic Wall is a system of coastal fortifications in Norway, France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany that stretched across the North Atlantic Ocean during World War II.

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Yasir Strmmen says :
We do hope you enjoy our extensive reference guide of the Atlantic Wall of Denmark. If you encounter questions, make sure to visit one of the sections of our “Wargaming the Atlantic Wall of Denmark 6.5” after action report.

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Eemil Kallio says :
The Atlantic Wall was a grand project developed by the Nazis on the coast of Western Europe in order to stop an allied invasion.

𝘏𝘢𝘯𝘬 𝘔𝘳𝘢𝘻 😇 says :
Thank you for your visit! This is not the article you were looking for. Try one of these top searches to find your article: Atlantic Wall in Denmark, Anti-aircraft artillery weapons, Strongpoint

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Your order for the book, Denmark’s Atlantic Wall: Battles, Fortifications, and Blitzkrieg, is ready to be shipped. Shipping outside of the United States may take up to five weeks.

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The Atlantic Wall was key in Denmark’s defence against the allied forces landing. The Polish and French armies attacked Denmark and Germany during WW2.

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Learn more about the Atlantic Wall

The Atlantic Wall was a porous barrier along the northern coast of France, extending to Belgium and Holland which thwarted the Allies and left them strategically and tactically stranded in what is now northern France.

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AtlanticWall Regelbau Fl245 Electric Generator Bunker for Anti-Aircraft
The History of The Atlantic Wall: Where Did It Start and Why Does It Matter? from Atlantikwall
With its four 38 cm battleship cannons, the battery had the task of strengthening German control of the entrance to the Skagerrak. Unlike the 17 cm cannons, the 38 cm cannons with their up to 800 kg heavy grenades could also sink battleships, which tried to sail through the opening. from Regelbau
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Thank you for your order. We have been notified about your “Atlantic Wall” order being processed and will ship it out as soon as possible. We appreciate you ordering from us and hope the artifacts give you a lot of information about European history.

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Thanks for coming to see the Atlantic Wall on Google Street View. Our editors will be publishing the images as soon as possible. We appreciate your patience as we continue to improve our tours. We hope you enjoyed your stay.

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The Atlantic Wall was built for Hitler’s Eastern Front campaign. Winston Churchill held the position of Prime Minister twice during WW2, both times leading Winston Churchill’s United Kingdom, which was in coalition with France and Russia.

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ℙ𝕣𝕠𝕗 𝔹𝕦𝕗𝕠𝕣𝕕 says :
If you’re looking at the map of the Netherlands, you’ll see that Scheveningen and The Hague are protected by the Atlantic Wall. Built by the Nazi Germany, this system was designed to defend Germany against an invasion by any outside force.

𝙢𝙤𝙧𝙖𝙧𝙮𝙚𝙨𝙨𝙚𝙣𝙞𝙖 says :
The Atlantic Wall was a fortified structure defended by the Germans during the Second World War. The wall stretched from a point north of Norway to the Spanish border.

Barry Clasen says :
You were right! This November is Remembrance of the 9/11 attacks. A new article has been published on the Atlantic Wall, a porous barrier along the northern coast of France, extending to Belgium and Holland.

Patricia Loe says :
The Atlantic Wall was a project developed by the Nazis on the coast of Western Europe to stop an allied invasion.

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HI Friend! I hope you enjoy the article exploring the Atlantic Wall project. You can also contact us at the email in the header if you have any other questions.

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Your order of the Atlantic Wall book is confirmed. Just wait for your book to arrive. Want to know more about the Atlantic Wall?

Tiago Faure 😱 says :
For your course, World War II History, this is your reading assignment for today. The assignment you are reading gives a historical overview of the Atlantic Wall which was established by the Third Reich in July of 1944. https://www.fredericksburg.edu/academic/classes/wwii-history/184-w2

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This email confirms your request to see this information: What Was The Atlantic Wall and When Was It Built?

Ryder Ullrich says :
For your information, this was not the only purpose of the Atlantic Wall. The Atlantic Wall was also build to for the Soviet and German soldiers to fight against each other.

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Thank you for your question. You can find the most up-to-date information on the Atlantic Wall in the Regelbau program page.

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Hi, I found your email address on the Web and would like to invite you on a tour of onsite and online coverage of the Atlantic Wall.

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Thank you for your recent order. We’ve also emailed you the basic info on the Atlantic Wall in Denmark. If you have any questions about it, please feel free to contact us.

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Thank you, we appreciate your interest in the Atlantic Wall in Denmark. All about support points and the Regelbau program.

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We’ve received your order for the Atlantic Wall in Denmark. The Atlantic Wall is an important part of Dannevirke, but they are not open to the public.

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So cool! We just received your new subscription. We hope you’ve enjoyed your issues. Just one more thing: Hitler turned his attention East on the Atlantic Wall on April 20th, 1941.

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Thanks for your recent purchase of the book, The German Atlantic Wall in Normandy during D-Day in 1944. We’ll be coloring it up for coloring contests soon!

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That’s interesting! We’re glad you’re interested in learning about the history of the Atlantic Wall. Keep your eye out for more history-based content in this category.

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The German Atlantic Wall in Normandy during D-Day in 1944.

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The Atlantic Wall in Denmark, focused on the strategy and defensive fortification features of the German program known as the Regelbau focused.

Atlantikwall was an extensive system of coastal defences and fortifications built by Germany between 1942 and 1944 from Atlantikwall
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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
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We forgot to mention this is a good time for a historical trivia question: What project was code-named Atlantic Wall?

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The Atlantic Wall was a system of fences, walls and fortifications that was built by German occupying forces in France during World War II. Construction began in 1940 and was mostly finished by 1944.

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The Atlantic Wall was a defensive line of fortifications built to defend Germany from an invasion by either the Allies during World War II.

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The Atlantic Wall was a porous wall of pillboxes, bunkers, and reinforced concrete that was built from 1942 to 1944, to stop the Allies from reaching German-occupied France.

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Thank you for coming to this website. The Atlantic Wall was built from Morocco to Denmark in 1940 to protect against Allied Forces during World War II. To learn how Germany tried to conquer Europe, visit the article about Operation Barbarossa.

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The Atlantic Wall was an impenetrable system of defense-in-depth that had been constructed in sections along Europe’s Atlantic coast to prevent an Allied invasion of Europe.

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Thank you! The Atlantic Wall was a defensive fortification built by Nazi Germany. It was supposed to stop a possible invasion by the United Kingdom, France, and Belgium. By summer 1942, only the western third of the 156-kilometer-long wall remained standing.

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Along the Dutch coast from Rotterdam to the North Sea, a chain of bunkers and fortifications took shape as World War II progressed. From September 1939, Holland was occupied by Germany and it was during this period that the Atlantic wall was built.

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The Atlantic Wall was a wall built by Nazi Germany on the beaches of France and the Low Countries during the Second World War. Globally, the Wall is best known for its role in preventing allied troops from reaching the continent of Europe during the battle of Normandy.

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The Atlantic Wall name was given by Adolf Hitler to his fortifications that surrounded Europe to defend against Allied invasion from the sea.

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The Atlantic Wall was a name used by Adolf Hitler for the fortifications that were the cornerstone of his Fortress Europe defences against Allied invasion.

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At this point in time, there is no confirmed verification that the Atlantic Wall was built in response to the German threat, but there is a great deal of evidence that warfare escalated in this area.

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It was the bloodiest day of combat in history. In France, Nazi Germany declared their invincibility with the “Atlantic Wall”; a steel-hard defense system along the coastline from Spain to Norway. On June 6th, 1944, the Allies landed on France’s coast and began a push east. This article gives a specific account of the day.

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Atlantic Wall was implemented by Germany in order to defend their existing defensive fortifications prior to and during the Second World War.

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During World War II, the Atlantic Wall was a fortress system built by the Nazis in France and Norway to defend against invasions. from Atlantikwall
The FuMG 41/42 Mammut was a long-range, phased array, early warning radar built by Germany in the latter days of World War II. Developed by the GEMA company, it consisted of six or eight Freya antenna arrays, switched together and coupled to two Freya devices. from Atlantic_Wall
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𝘼𝙡𝙗𝙖 𝘽𝙤𝙧𝙚𝙧 says :
The Atlantic Wall was the name given to the fortification built by Nazi Germany along the coast of northwestern Europe in the latter stages of the Second World War. The project began in early 1942 and was largely completed by the fall of 1944.

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Thank you for coming to this website. The Atlantic Wall was built from Morocco to Denmark in 1940 to protect against Allied Forces during World War II. To learn how Germany tried to conquer Europe, visit the article about Operation Barbarossa.

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D-Day was the largest amphibious invasion delivered by the western allies during World War II. German forces fortified the area on the coast of Normandy called the Germahn Atlantic Wall.

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There was a lot going on during the Second World War. In fact, the Atlantic Wall was also built so that Hitler could concentrate on the Eastern Front. However, both the Atlantic Wall and the Eastern Front were bombed.

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Our data says that Germany started construction of the “Atlantic Wall” in 1941  to defend against the Allies during World War II.

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We forgot to mention this is a good time for a historical trivia question: What project was code-named Atlantic Wall?

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The Atlantic Wall was a series of separate, independent and smaller and larger structures that could provide fire support to each other.

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Let’s chit chat about the history and overview of the Atlantic Wall. The Atlantic Wall turns out to be a part of a longer and broader history of Europe’s defense, stretching back to ancient history.

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Thank you! The Atlantic Wall was a defensive fortification built by Nazi Germany. It was supposed to stop a possible invasion by the United Kingdom, France, and Belgium. By summer 1942, only the western third of the 156-kilometer-long wall remained standing.

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The Atlantic Wall lasted 2 years and was 15 feet high.

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Atlantikwall was an extensive system of coastal defences and fortifications built by Germany between 1942 and 1944 from Atlantikwall
The bunker were build by the Germans during WWII, in 1955 the Danish Civil Defence (DCD) moved in. As the city grew, and the demands to the Civil Defence increased, a decition were made to expand the existing bunker and in 1971 the bunker got enlarged with extra 7 rooms. from Regelbau
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The Atlantic Wall was a series of separate, independent and smaller and larger structures that were defensible on all sides and could provide fire support to each other.

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You are right about the Atlantic Wall being built for the Eastern front. The Atlantic Wall was also built so that Hitler could concentrate on the Eastern Front.

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Thank you for your purchase of the Atlantic Wall. We hope you enjoy the museum tour or escorted tour and visit Normandy.

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The Atlantic Wall was a network of walls constructed across Europe as part of Nazi Germany’s Atlantic Wall strategy.

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Thanks for signing up to Urban Exploring! This is a 3-day journey exploring abandoned places from around the UK and Europe. You will find fascinating stories and legends, of those who were left behind, and of those who became forgotten.

📷 𝓳𝓸𝓱𝓷𝓼𝓽𝓸𝓷𝓼𝓪𝓫𝓻𝔂𝓷𝓪 says :
Congratulations! We hope you are having the time of your life out and about. Please be careful while on the job and start documenting and taking notes on your ventures once you’ve arrived. If you have any questions, please reach out to us on our website at http://www.urbanexploration.org thank you.

Alexia Moulin says :
We’re so excited to have you as a supporter of abandoned places! It means a lot to us that people are keeping this cause alive. Enjoy your insider guide to all things abandoned and tune into our blog for incredible content.

Hknsehw says :
This morning, I found some intriguing murals in the abandoned building across form my apartment! I’d love for you to come visit them with me. Let me know if you’re free to explore the city today.

Manley Bogisich says :
“Urban exploration” isn’t a word.

Harold Swiney says :
We’ll guide you as you explore urban ruins and abandoned structures. Please indicate which urban exploration you’re interested in as well as your starting date and departure date.

Floyd Huie says :
Thanks for signing up for the Urban Exploration email series! A confirmation email will be sent to you when your subscription is ready.

JeanFranois Henry says :
Perfect! We can’t wait to see your unique photos from your exciting urban exploration adventures. As a token of our gratitude and appreciation you’ll receive a $25 gift card just for using our service.

Pcmfnlugraradpk says :
“Urban exploration” is the hobby of exploring places in cities. This includes discovering roofs, abandoned buildings, storm drains, secluded alleyways, and more.

🛦 Maximillia Keeling 🛦 says :
Urban exploration can take place in public places like cities, which is usually a higher risk, and it involves exploring those spaces that are normally off limits to the public. Urban explorers may want to reconsider the scale and method of their project. Urban exploration can be a viable and rewarding project, but becoming lost or isolated while out mapping can lead to personal injury and even death.

Zvceqeqvbfg says :
I always wanted to visit the abandoned spaces of Europe. Read about the history of the abandoned sites I found in the article and watch my pocket guide. You can find it by clicking the grey button. I hope to see you soon!

Cbgixkwlckhh says :
Urban exploration as a practice is diverse, as it encompasses a variety of activities, from legal and legitimate historical research to trespass, from urban exploration as an academic endeavor, to urban exploration as a pastime.

Kpgumsg says :
Your bookings are confirmed and your tour group is ready to explore. We hope you have a safe and memorable trip! The best place to explore abandoned places is the local travel agent who can help you search the best locations!

Bethel Veliz says :
You are now confirmed for an exciting urban exploration tour to abandoned places! Visit us at three abandoned places around town this Saturday, October 12th. Email the other members on the group for more information.

Bqtshtsi says :
Urban exploration is an exciting, yet risky, activity. It is important to know the risks involved with urban exploration before you participate. Within this email is a list of different risks and safety guidelines you should consider if you choose to engage in urban exploration.

Alvera Bosco says :
Thank you for your information. We hope you enjoy exploring abandoned places with us!

😜 𝓜𝓪𝓾𝓻𝓮𝓮𝓷 𝓖𝓻𝓮𝓫 😜 says :
Would you be interested in traveling the world exploring abandoned and lost places? Visit our website to explore our list of abandoned places. We hope you explore Europe soon!

Leatha Considine says :
Urban exploration is exciting and risky. You must be willing to meet and work with different people and develop a relationship with them with the purpose of gaining access to a specific area. The exploration should take place in public places like cities, which is usually a higher risk, and it involves exploring those spaces that are normally off limits to the public.

Ms Nannie says :
We’re really excited to send you this email. We’ve been waiting to tell you about our new project, exploring abandoned and lost places around Europe. This new web project will be about the best places to view exploration history in our region, so if you’re into exploring, explore with us!

Hkkbpof says :
We’re thrilled that you’re interested in urbex and at exploring abandoned and lost places around Europe. We’ve got some scholarship opportunities for you, just check out the scholarship page for more info.

Chris Gains says :
I received your submission to explore abandoned and lost places around Europe. I’m glad you decided to explore this diverse world as a urbexer. Please click the link below to view your submission and I hope to hear from you soon!

𝔄𝔲𝔤𝔲𝔰𝔱𝔦𝔫 𝔓𝔦𝔠𝔞𝔯𝔡 says :
Thank you for this purchase of Urban Exploration. We hope you have a great time exploring the urban scene!

Weksvozv says :
Thank you for being interested in the history of abandoned and lost places around Europe. The best urbex locations are actually some of the most dangerous, so please be aware of local laws before exploring on your own. Have a great time on your journey!

Prof Maximillian says :
Thank you for signing up for our night time urban exploration. You’ll be receiving an email with more details on how to prepare for your adventure soon. Stay tuned 👍.

𝑳𝒖𝒖𝒌𝒂𝒔 𝑵𝒆𝒗𝒂𝒍𝒂 says :
Thank you for expressing your interest in exploring abandoned and lost places around Europe. Currently there are no nationwide organisations that specialise in this type of adventure. As you may have guessed, we’re the only ones that do! We’ll help you plan your adventure and teach you all about its history. Get ready for some adventure in Europe!

Elza Heathcote says :
Hey, thanks for signing up for Exploring abandoned and lost places around Europe. We’re excited that you want to join our team, but let’s take some time to chat about the project. Why don’t you contact us back at the email in the signature, or hit reply to this email.

Zybklehmo says :
Terrific! We hope you enjoy your Urban Exploration journey.

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Thank you for your business. Your order to be used for an abandoned building, bunker, or underground location is confirmed. The date of the event is subject to change, so please check back for updates. Stay safe out there!

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