German Communications Bunker
German bunker of World War Two which is supposed to be 400 square meters big, with a steel entrance door. This bunker functioned as a command post and telegraphic centrum and is supposed to be comprised of 4 rooms. The bunker was originally part of a larger complex, but the other structures (sleeping areas) have been blown up by the Germans and by the owners of the land.
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Source
- Text: Lennard Bolijn
- Photos: Ricky van Dyck
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