Abandoned Nazi Bunker in Norway
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Today we are exploring an abandoned Nazi bunker at Ramsøy fort that I stumbled upon while on the west coast of Norway. This bunked is a part of Festung Norwegen, or Fortress Norway- a special military defence line of Nazis, built between 1942 - 1944. This bunker, and hundreds of bunkers like it, ran down all along the west coast of Norway all the way to the west coast of France, making up what was known as Hitler's Atlantic Wall. This defence line was supposed to be a bulletproof barrier against any of the potential allied forces attacks along the Western Front. Ironically, most of the bunkers built in Norway have never seen much action. Today, we will scramble through one of these unique history remnants and see where evil once resides.
#history #ww2 #norway #travel
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Location:
Ramsøy fort
60.43779283772396, 5.047777170473687
A lot of your short rock walls were gun placements. The cubby holes were fir ammo storage, even those larger ones by the picnic table. Those corroded fixtures were for either electric or communication access. The small hooks in concrete were for camouflage netting attachments. They didn't use flags on most bunkers. The Wehrmacht in Norway numbered over 250k. There was active fighting in the most northern of Norway with the Soviets. Other than bombing naval installations and a few airbases there was little to do except fight the resistance. Berlin was always afraid of an invasion of Norway that never happened.
Wow, thank you very much Peter! This is very interesting, I couldn’t find this info before! Much appreciated for sharing this knowledge!
Why doesn't someone clean all the boulders out. Where did they come from anyway?
Hi Cooter, great question- I was thinking the very same thing..no idea however 🤔 thanks for watching!
Probably to hinder a homeless person from sleeping in there or anyone who wants to camp or lodge in the bunker.
@@FuckDemocrats. that’s a really good explanation!!
Thanks for the tour of the bunker.Very interesting!
Glad you enjoyed it! Please subscribe for more interesting videos Pete! ☺️
Will do thanks!@@BootsOnTG
As kids (in the 70s) we used to play in the Nazi bunkers in Norway all the time. Of course we were convinced that they were all haunted, and that a Gernan soldier could grrad your ankle every time you climbed a ladder, which made it all the more exciting.
Wow, thanks for sharing, CM! That kind of explorations must have made for one exciting childhood experience! Well, I can’t blame you, if I was exploring it for the first time all by myself, I’m sure it would have had more of an eerie feeling to it! Thanks for watching btw! :)
@@BootsOnTGwhats the cords
We explored Hausvik Fort in Norway recently. It’s incredible the amount of work that went into them. Miles of tunnels.
Thank you very much for your comment! Please share your experience and photos if you can with me! Would be very interesting to see and perhaps go one day!
Great tour, this was quite a large bunker, Exciting. As I child I often went on holiday in north-western Jutland, Denmark, and loved to explore the many old German bunkers there. But this one is larger and with stairs etc., a whole complex, very interesting. I'll definitely visit this place if I come to the area. 3:17 Oops! Don't worry, the only venomous snake (a viper) in Scandinavia isn't that dangerous. Ramsøy? Nice with the diagrams and maps you included. All picnic constructions, benches etc. are modern. Nice playground.
Thanks very much for watching, Lars! Really glad you enjoyed it! And thanks for the heads up on the snake situation - I never knew 😋 if I ever visit Jutland, I’ll definitely try to find some of these bunkers that you’ve mentioned!
@@BootsOnTG We have old German bunkers all the way along the western coast of Jutland.
Up north at "Hanstholm" there's a very large complex, a staffed museum. They had four very large guns (one is preserved, is now at the War Museum in Copenhagen) that could shoot half the way to Norway.
In Norway they had similar guns so they could close the gap at Skagerak Sea - except for about 70 meters right in the middle. Naturally the British found out and that's where they would have sailed had they ever sent their navy towards Oslo.
If a large warship is 30+ meters wide and you have to navigate an only 70 meters wide invisible stretch, the exact location varying depending on the wind, you need some very good navigational skills. But the British believed they could pull it off should the need arise.
that was awesome when u thought u saw a snake!
It sure made for a great story 😂 thanks so much for watching, Mike! I hope you subscribe for more history videos coming out soon :)
Wow! It is real Nazi bunker!
Thanks for watching!
Those hooks are made for camouflage net ,it will protect You against Bombardment from the Sky .....
Thanks for letting me know, Tommy! First time I saw a real German bunker so learning as I go! :)
Thank you for the video, very didactic.
Thanks so much for watching, Carla! I’m glad you enjoyed it, and please subscribe to my chanel for many more history/travel videos coming out soon! :)
those last things were ammo shelters..
Thanks for letting me know, Mike! I was wondering what they were used for! And thanks for watching! Please subscribe for more interesting videos coming out soon!
Great Show my Friends!!!!
I wish I can go there....
Glad you liked the video, Tommy! Hopefully you can! ☺️ please subscribe for more interesting videos coming out !
For you Tommy, ze war is over, und ze würst is yet to come..
Nice video, where is this bunker exactly in Norway ?
Hi Tommy, really glad you liked the video! The place is called Ramsoy fort and here are the coordinates -(60.4377034, 5.0474694)! ☺️
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Thank You
Invest in some shoes for your boys. Can't be climbing qround stuff in sandals. Nice work
They are braver men then I am haha 😂 thanks so much for watching, Daniel! I hope you can subscribe for more great videos coming out soon! ☺️
I just did.
Nice movie!
Thanks for watching, Alex!
Thank you for the video. Very interesting.
Thank you for watching, Anna!
must have felt a little eerie being in that bunker
The place definitely has an uneasy feel to it, but was an exciting raw exploration. Thanks for watching!☺️
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Thanks for watching!! Please subscribe for more- there will many more bunker videos!
Very nice
Thank you for watching, Glen! Glad you liked it!
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Sometimes when you’re exploring things come out at you fast 😉for example, I’ve only learned of this bunker next to my hotel a few hours before we went! I’d love to hear any pointers on any missed information if you have any! ☺️
I’m surprised that it’s not spray painted
It was surprisingly in a very nice condition, indeed! Norwegians are very law abiding people!
Are there even snakes in Norway?
Quite a lot actually! 😬
We have vipers lurking around. I’ve been bit a few times…
You said 15 million people died from this confusion War . Lol how about 200 + between 1939 -1945 + and still Dying now .....
True, the number is much much higher if you take into account all the civilian deaths, plus the South Asian front.
Interessante Gedanken, wo war das
Thanks for watching, Robinson!! :)
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Thanks for watching, Manmohan!
Check out ww2histoeyhunter, he has some fantastic vids on the German installations and explains what the structures are and what thier purpose was.
Definitely worth a watch.
Great vid 👌
Hi Lee,
I just checked out his channel, and wow, that's some fascinating stuff! Thank you for your suggestion, and I'm really glad you liked the video! Please subscribe for more :)