Bunker RAD Lager Kohlbusch
These bunkers were built in 1938 by the Reichs-Arbeits-Dienst (RAD) on one of their sites as showpieces. Hitler visited these on a secret 2-day tour of inspection on 27 August 1938.
From Buschstrasse, walk 100m south, up the field; one bunker is in open ground, the other (bunker no. 466) is to the west in the trees and bears a swastika.
This bunker has a wall and ceiling thickness of only 70 centimeters and consists of two spaces of 2 by 1 meters and a corridor.
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Source
- Text: Matthew Loder & Jos Birx
- Photos: Matthew Loder (1, 2), Jos Birx (3, 4, 5)
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