
Marine Batterie Nord-mole: Het Jagershuis and the Water Supply Bunker – Hook of Holland, Netherlands
The area of Hook of Holland was declared a "Festung" of "Fortress", because of it's strategic importance as a Kriegsmarine …
The Fortress Hook of Holland was a major defensive position in the Netherlands during World War II. It was part of a series of fortifications designed to protect the entrance to the port of Rotterdam. German forces captured it in 1940, using it to control the Dutch coastline during their occupation.