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 Listed in: 20th Century > World War II
By June 1940, France and most of Europe had fallen to the victorious German armies. Total defeat for Great Britain was a reality.
A network of defences was hastily built all over the British Isles. Sited at road junctions, canals and other strategic points these constructions were called "pillboxes".
This webring is for those who have an interest these unique pieces of British history.
example: White Cliffs Underground - Exploration of Ex-military Tunnels, Fortifications and Underground Works in the Folkestone, Dover and St. Margaret's Area of Kent. |
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Somerset Pillboxes
WWII defences on the Taunton Stop Line and in other parts of the UK. Descriptions and photographs of the main pillbox types and other defence structures built in 1940/41 to oppose the expected German invasion of Britain.
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World War II Plus 55
A day-by-day history of World War II, with close attention to the experiences of those who fought the war at all levels, particularly British and Commonwealth forces.
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White Cliffs Underground
Exploration of Ex-military Tunnels, Fortifications and Underground Works in the Folkestone, Dover and St. Margaret's Area of Kent.
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