Ollerup Bunker
Posted by: 
Svendborg
N 55° 04.216 E 010° 30.760
32U E 596590 N 6103656
Bunkeren blev bygget (støbt) i januar 1944. De tyske tropper havde på det tidspunkt været på skolerne i to måneder. Formålet med bunkeren var at være beskyttelsesrum for de tyske soldater under luftalarmer.
Waymark Code: WMW4GW
Location: Denmark
Date Posted: 07/09/2017
Views: 3
DANSK:
De allierede bombemaskiner overfløj Danmark både nat og dag på vej til mineudlægning og bombemål i de danske bælter, Østersøen og de tyske byer, som eksempel Kiel, Rostock, Stettin, Peenemünde og Berlin. Danmark blev I fl ere tilfælde ramt af bomber fra engelske og amerikanske maskiner, så der var en risiko for en bombning af skolerne.
Der styrtede to allierede bombemaskiner ned mindre end to kilometer fra Bunkeren. Bunkeren har siden Anden Verdenskrigs afslutning ligget upåagtet hen. Gymnastikhøjskolen, der ejer jorden, hvor Bunkeren er placeret, har benyttet den til forskellige formål. Bl.a. opbevaring af frugt og kartofler.
ENGLISH: (by google translate)
The allied bombers overflow Denmark both night and day on their way to mining and bombing in the Danish belts, the Baltic Sea and the German cities, such as Kiel, Rostock, Stettin, Peenemünde and Berlin. In many cases Denmark was hit by bombs from English and American machines, so there was a risk of bombing the schools.
Two allied bombers crashed less than two kilometers from the Bunker. Since the end of the Second World War, the bunker has remained unaware. Gymnastics College, which owns the land where the Bunker is located, has used it for different purposes. Blue. Storage of fruit and potatoes.
Date of Dedication: 01/01/2002
Property Permission: Private
Access instructions: Bunkeren er åbent for besøgende døgnet rundt fra den 1. maj til den 31. oktober.
Website for Waymark: [Web Link]
Commemoration: Crash of two allied bombers as you can see some leftovers.
Access times: Not listed
Location of waymark: Not listed
|
Visit Instructions:
Include a photo containing, at minimum, the monument and your GPSr. We'd prefer a photo containing YOU at the monument, but we understand that some people are camera-shy.
Also include a bit about your visit here.