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Fresco's (small
works of art), bunker numbers
and bunker texts
This section consists of
three parts. The first
two parts show a collection of official texts, painted on
bunker walls as a sort of "manual" for the crew of the
bunker and for the purpose of identifying the bunker (bunker numbers).
These are usually short, functional texts, nothing
fancy.
The second category
consists of fresco's (what's in a name!). Every now and then there were
real
artists among the bunker crews. Some of these artists painted real
nice works of art on bunker walls.
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Bunker number of
a R630 in Breskens (Stp. Eisbär), Netherlands |
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A small fresco
(tree) and the number of a R625 in Scheveningen, Netherlands |
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Bunker number of
a R629, Landfront Vlissingen, Netherlands |
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Description of
the function of the "Eingangsverteidigung" room. |
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Warning about
connecting electrical devices to the local mains. |
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Yellow color tube
code in bunkers |
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Warning
for infection danger |
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Instruction for
the gun crew how to use the ammunition |
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Warning for the
use of a "Lüfter" (filter unit) |
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Bunker number of
a R622 in Dishoek (Stp. Fidelio),
Netherlands |
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A vague cross on
a R118c hospitalbunker in the Netherlands. |
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The letters "St"
close to a bricked entrance of a R118c hospitalbunker in the
Netherlands. |
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A heroic text in
R633. |
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Short text in a
S414. |
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Small fresco with
a "home front" text |
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Leitstand of MKB
Lindemann, Sangatte, France (AOK15) |
You find more "fresco's" on "Achtung
Feind Hört Mit"
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