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The Second World War has left its marks on the world. LandmarkScout looks for and visits these places and shares what it finds on this blog.

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Be prepared for a long day of walking around trying to catch every detail on your SD-card, because Liberty Park is very large! The park is dedicated to WWII...
, Last update: January 7 2016,
On this British Commonwealth War Cemetery, 265 British soldiers, 14 RAF airmen and 1 Dutch sergeant (a member of the Prinses Irene Brigade) are buried. Most graves date...
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Near the city of Levico, in the province of Trentino, Italy, you can find the Fortress Colle delle Benne. It is build between 1880 and 1882. Much older than...
, Last update: January 7 2016,
Gabardini G.51bisIn the Northern Italian city of “Trento”, located at the airport, is an aviation museum with unique material.The “Museo dell’Aeronautica Gianni Caproni” museum is not large but very...
, Last update: January 7 2016,
In this vast wooded area of the Eiffel, on a mountain slope above the Urfttal dam, Ordensburg Vogelsang was built between 1934 and 1936. Based on a speech...
, Last update: January 7 2016,
Ludendorff Bridge at Remagen, Germany in the 1920s Originally built during the First World War between 1916 and 1919, the Ludendorff Brücke (named after German WWI hero General...
, Last update: January 7 2016,
Room of SilenceIn Bergen Belsen (After 1941: Stalag XI C/311) an estimated 50 to 70.000 people were killed or perished in the dreadful circumstances. Knowing that, you’ll expect to...
, Last update: January 7 2016,
Die Wehrtechnische Studiensammlung – Koblenz, GermanySituated in Koblenz is “The Scientific Collection of Defense Engineering Specimens” (also called ” Defense Technology Museum”, or in German “Die Wehrtechnische Studiensammlung”). The...
, Last update: January 6 2016,
On the 29th of May 1940 11:00h, a day and a half after the surrender of the Belgian army, the commander of Fort de Tancrémont decides to surrender due...
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Between 1932 and 1935, for the sum of 24 million Francs, Fort Eben-Emael was built on a strategically important place to defend the eastern border of Belgium and to...
, Last update: January 6 2016,
Looking out over the valley, the first world war fortress of Belvedere – Gschwent, is after all these years, still defending the roads below. Werk Belvedere-Gschwent is build during...
, Last update: January 7 2016,
April 2011, it's about time for a roadtrip. Germany has our attention and we have planned ourselves a beautifull route, which will lead us from our homes in Holland...
, Last update: December 7 2015,
In the Second World War the transmitter was used by the German Kriegsmarine to contact U-boats in the Atlantic Ocean. FLAK positions were placed on several of the buildings...
, Last update: May 23 2017,
Our first stop after leaving home really early in the morning. We stretched our legs walking around this impressive Tiger 1. The tank stands here pointing towards the valley...
, Last update: December 6 2015,
"Wings & Wheels" in Belgium is an interesting combination of military history show with lots of different (WWII) vehicles and planes (fewer every year) and a militaria fair.
, Last update: January 7 2016,
G13 HetzerWings of Liberation is lovely museum in the city of Best, near the famous “Park of liberation” museum in Overloon. They present a nice exposition with a surprising collection...
, Last update: January 7 2016,
On one of our journeys we ended up behind the Ural Mountains in Russia. At this spot the Russians relocated there industry in 1941. Operation Barbarossa, the invasion on...
, Last update: January 7 2016,
There is a huge park in Moscow dedicated to the victory of the Red Army in 1945, it is called Poklonnaya Hill. There is an immense memorial in this...
, Last update: January 19 2016,
This museum closed it's doors in 2013, the planes will be moved to a new museum. The doors to this new museum will probably open in 2014.
, Last update: January 7 2016,
The Technology musuem in Sinsheim has a massive collection of WWII material, with several dioramas, like a setting from the Deutsches Afrika Korps (DAK). The objects are packed together...
, Last update: September 9 2016,
We planned a hike in the Belgium Ardennes with a couple of our friends. Leaving early from the Netherlands, we arrived in the lovely village of Houffalize. This...
, Last update: January 7 2016,
Liechtenstein – Switzerland and Austria A few years ago we went on holiday in the country of Liechtentein, on our way back we stopped in Germany in the Hurtgenwald, in...

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