There are almost 150 such bunkers along the Morava River.
These are various variants of light fortifications, which the Czechoslovak government quickly began to build in the summer of 1938, and were not completed, because at the end of September of the same year the Munich Agreement was adopted and the Prague Ministry of Defense issued an order not to complete the defense system.

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Gerd

December 9, 2020

Similar bunker systems, so-called tank works, were built after 1933 on the border between the German Empire and Poland. Today these are technical monuments of a bad time.

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Dreamwolf Arts

January 7, 2021

Some bunkers are kept in better condition and some in worse condition. A few enthusiasts take care of this, so it is very nicely painted and there is also a bench.

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