WWII bunkers built by German army unearthed in Belgium

Work on a nature restoration project in Belgium unearthed multiple bunkers, trenches and other structures built there by the German army during World War II, officials announced this week.
The restoration work is being done at the Director-General Willemspark in Heist, Belgium, and focuses on restoring coastal dunes in a less than one square mile area by removing invasive plants, according to a news release from area officials.
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Invasive plants to invasive military bunkers.

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while cycling along the French Atlantic coast we came across a few such structures and found them interesting while it is understandable that the locals would not relish them it was a shame as none were publicised or well documented shame as history informs and enlighten us all especially when visitors are international such enlightenment might promote harmonious attitudes cheers

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