Inside Hitler's Fuhrer bunker HQ site in France

If there was ever a bunker site which highlighted Germany’s waste of valuable resources, then the Wolfsschlucht II, around Margival in northern France, was it.
Created to be one of Hitler’s Fuhrer Headquarters and a command base for his generals, this site features one of the largest numbers of concrete structures constructed in one area of occupied France.
From September 1942 to 1944 around 22,000 workers constructed over 800 buildings here, including over 150 defensive positions, 230+ anti-aircraft and searchlight posts, personnel shelters, storage structures, office buildings, generator bunkers, and heavy-duty command bunkers. There’s even a swimming pool.
The inner site covered around 12km with building 001, the Fuhrer HQ, at the heart of it.
Surrounding the central position were over 20 anti-aircraft gun sites and several searchlight positions, while the nearby villages of Laffaux, Mailly-Urcel, Margival, Neuville-sur-Margival, Terny-Sorny, Vauxaillon, and Vregny all became defensive fortresses and troops positions, creating a ‘ring of fire’ around the Fuhrer HQ.
Several underground quarries were also dug for storage. It’s estimated that the total area of the site, with its supporting buildings, covered over 80 square kilometres.
In total, Hitler spent just one day at the location.
On June 17, 1944, he met with Field Marshalls Erwin Rommel and Gerd Von Rundstedt to plan Germany’s response to the Allied landings in Normandy earlier in the month. While he was there the site was subjected to an air raid and he left shortly afterwards.
Wolfsschlucht translates to English as ‘Wolf Canyon or Gorge’ and links to Hitler’s codename of ‘Grey Wolf’ and the fact the site is located in wooded valley.
In this video we take you on a walk around the Fuhrer HQ, show you what it looks like from a drone, and venture inside some of the 'inner sanctum' buildings. You can also see a walkaround of Hitler's swimming pool at the site!
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[@mikus4242]

One Day…. What a colossal waste of time and resources.

[@Angel_Daniel]

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[@mikus4242]

@@Angel_Daniel it was used for one day.

[@jack_timber]

Quite surprised to see them as complete as they are

[@holland_sir7812]

Amazing building ❤

[@fasthracing]

More concrete was used here than at the Wolfs Lair.

[@keepingitreal601]

Cheers

[@6omega2]

May we know the music? It's quite beautiful.

[@ALIENCHASE-qv9ei]

I was just thinking that. It’s hauntingly beautiful

[@Russian382]

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[@Russian382]

@@ALIENCHASE-qv9ei A way out of here (inst.)

[@joemanner]

Excellent video! Never heard about this Adolf's bunker, so important and useless either. Thank you!

[@normandybunkers]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you 👍

[@johnnyjumpstart1]

is this site open to the public?

[@villainpriest]

yes, but you are not allowed to shoot the gun at 1:13

[@normandybunkers]

Yes, info in the description and on our website www.normandybunkers.com

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

Fortress la great.

[@Russian382]

Fuhrer bunker still here, but no Fuhrer anymore, where is Fuhrer ???

[@daniels.9206]

Rumor has it that the Russians took him or his remains to somewhere in Siberia. So, my question to you is, "Where is Fuhrer?" 😜

[@Russian382]

@@daniels.9206 I'm Chinese, I know exactly where Gobbels familys and Fuhrer couples remains is, USSR KGB agent throw their ash into a river in germany in 1970

[@richardnixon4345]

Mark Felton

[@SivyiMerin1966]

Какие линии!!..концентрация ..мысли ..усилий ..тандэм..единиц и тысяч...блять!!!!....!!!!!блять!!!!