Hohlgangsanlage Ho19, German tunnelsystem in St. Helier – Jersey, U.K. During the German occupation of the Channel Islands of Jersey, work began at strategic points. From 1941 onwards, … Posted January 5, 2024 by Patrick
Project Riese – Concrete Factory Osówka, Säuferhöhen – Owl Mountains, Walbrzych Poland The Osowka Tunnels lie in a remote area therefore the Germans constructed a concrete factory on the site, … Posted July 28, 2023 by Patrick
Former Railway Platform of KZ Farge – Bremen, Germany Between 1943 and April 1945 forced laborers of KZ Farge were transported from this platform to the "Valentin" … Posted June 9, 2023 (updated June 9, 2023) by Pascal
Marinegemeinschaftslager II or Navy Community Camp II – Bremen, Neuenkirchen, Germany Naval Community Camp (MGL) II was set up by Organization Todt (O.T.) as early as 1939, to house … Posted June 9, 2023 (updated June 14, 2023) by Pascal
Kriegsmarine Oil Tank “Bunker 7” at KZ Farge – Bremen, Farge, Germany There are multiple of these concrete oil tanks of the Kriegsmarine in the area of the former KZ … Posted June 4, 2023 by Pascal
The Former Entrance of KZ Farge, Subcamp of Neuengamme Concentration Camp – Bremen, Germany Between October 1943 and April 1945 this location was the entrance to Neuengamme concentration camp's subcamp Bremen-Farge. [...]Read … Posted June 3, 2023 (updated June 4, 2023) by Pascal
Naval Community Camp I and Soviet POW Camp – Bremen, Farge, Germany This memorial commemorates two camps "Naval Community camp I" (Ger: Marinegemeinschaftslager I) and the "Soviet POW camp" of … Posted June 3, 2023 by Pascal
Former Entrance of the KZ-Farge “Labor Education” Camp – Bremen, Farge, Germany At this location was the entrance to the Bremen-Farge "labor education" camp run by the SS and the … Posted June 3, 2023 (updated June 3, 2023) by Pascal
Memorial Stone to Commemorate the Victims of KZ-Farge – Bremen, Rekum, Germany This memorial stone commemorates the victims of KZ-Farge (a.k.a. KZ-Bremen-Farge), a former sub camp of Neuengamme Concentration Camp. … Posted June 3, 2023 (updated June 4, 2023) by Pascal
Memorial for the Forced Laborers of U-boot Bunker ‘Valentin’ – Bremen Farge, Germany This memorial commemorates the 10,000 prisoners of concentration camp "Farge" who were put to work here between 1943 … Posted May 19, 2023 (updated May 19, 2023) by Pascal
Russian WW2 Cemetery – Kaprun, Austria In this mass grave near the Castle of Kaprun rest the remains of Russian Forced Laborers who were … Posted April 4, 2023 (updated April 4, 2023) by Pascal
Project Riese – Wlodarz, Wolfsberg – Owl Mountains, Jugowice – Poland This complex was part of Project Riese and was the second largest tunnel complex after Osowka. situated in … Posted August 9, 2022 (updated August 11, 2022) by Patrick
Zaspa Cemetery – KZ Stutthof – Victims of Hitler’s Terror – Gdansk, Poland In the Polsich city Gdansk is a cemetery in honour of the victims of concentration camp Stutthof. Concentrations … Posted May 21, 2018 (updated March 27, 2023) by Patrick
Na de Grote Razzia – Rotterdamse scholieren voor dwangarbeid in Duitsland 1944-1945 With great pride we can announce that the first LandmarkScout book is out! After working on this project … Posted October 26, 2017 (updated February 14, 2022) by Pascal
Flak Tower Humboltshain – Berlin, Germany Flakturm Humboltshain is a 1st generation G - tower. The 'G' indicated Gefechtsturm or Combat tower. Its measurements … Posted March 16, 2017 (updated October 25, 2023) by Patrick
Project Riese, Dynamit Nobel AG, Mölke – Ludwikowice Kłodzkie, Poland Near the towns of Ludwikowice Kłodzkie and Miłków in Poland lie the remains of the Dynamit Nobel A.G. … Posted October 15, 2016 (updated August 6, 2022) by Patrick
Project Riese – Rzeczka, Dorfbach – Owl Mountains, Walim Poland Construction on Project Riese and Rzeczka started in 1943 and the Germans kept on digging until the Russian … Posted September 25, 2016 (updated August 6, 2022) by Patrick
German Built Houses, Forced Labour in Kurgan – Russia During WW2 German prisoners of war were transported behind the Ural Mountains in Russia. Some ended up in … Posted December 8, 2015 (updated June 18, 2023) by Patrick