WW2 Dragons Teeth: The WW2 Tank Traps You Can Still See Today
Dragon's teeth were crucial in hindering tank advancements and bolstering defensive strategies during the war.
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Dragon's teeth were crucial in hindering tank advancements and bolstering defensive strategies during the war.
The incredible abandoned fortress is part of a system of fortifications that spread over 1,000 miles across Italy's northern frontier.
URL copied to clipboard A Second World War bunker in the very north of Italy, similar to those you can visit on the beaches of Normandy, was recently blown to bits. Not accidentally, not by zealous activists, not even by an earthquake – but intentionally, ordered to do so by the local authority. This destructive act was not mentioned anywhere on Italy’s national news. A reflection of wider neglect, perhaps? Sure, bunkers aren't on a par with castles, palaces or Ancient Roman ruins; they are a reminder, however, of the bloodiest war that mankind has ever fought. Archaeologists and ...