Hitler's teeth

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A reminder of World War II along Rv44 at Brusand.

The cement blocks were cast to prevent allied forces from making landfall. The German forces were afraid for the allied forces and build the Atlantic wall along the coast from the border Spain/France to northern Norway. In Norway it was called Festung Norwegen.

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BeckonsAttore
Las Vegas, Nevada
Trip Type:
Solo travel
Better Teething Experience
Monday, 26th August 2013
So if they were more experienced and more widespread in this practice then it would have been more efficient in controlling where the enemy is going to land. Smart. Bad then it was smart. Hopefully... Read full review
Hawesdp
Plymouth, United Kingdom
Trip Type:
Couples
Blink and miss it
Wednesday, 5th October 2016
We almost missed this site Right on the main road....not really much to look at except when you appreciate that this was probably built with slave workers or POWs from the Russian front Facinating... Read full review
Jorn J
Worthington, PA
Trip Type:
Solo travel
Important Norwegian History
Tuesday, 1st August 2017
It is a shame that the Norwegian people have not embraced this piece of history - clean it up, cut the sea grass, provide parking spaces with interactive information kiosks and such. These 'teeth... Read full review

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