Westwallbunker (Pachten)

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Westwallbunker is a bunker and museum in Saarland, Germany, that was part of the Siegfried Line. The bunker was built in 1939.

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www.bunker20.de

49°20′59″N 6°42′42″E / 49.34972°N 6.71167°E / 49.34972; 6.71167

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