Bu grubu ''Kanonenfieber'' burada bir arkadaşın önerisi ile tanıdım ve çok beğendim. Bu türü dinleyen agalar öneri yapar mısınız? Var mıdır benzerleri ya da daha iyileri? Sabaton dinlemekten bıktım amk.
I’m pretty sure this is standard issue in the 4th Reich bro 😭
They’re asking 30 bucks for this
These are photos of a surviving German Regelbau 112B bunker near the Lithuanian border (formerly Shirvindt, now Kutuzovo). The structure was part of the "Ostwall" (East Wall).
The bunker has remained mostly intact because it is located in a restricted border zone and has sunk into a swamp. The lower levels, which have concrete walls up to 2 meters thick, are completely flooded.
The visible 20P7 armored dome weighs over 50 tons and has 250mm thick armor. It features six embrasures designed for machine guns or 37mm guns.
Despite being flooded, the interior equipment is surprisingly well-preserved. The original rotating machine gun mounts are still inside the combat room, resting just above the water level.
These are the ruins of the Dubrovsky paper mill, destroyed during the intense battles for the Nevsky bridgehead, better known as the Nevsky Pyatachok, between 1941 and 1943. Located in Nevskaya Dubrovka in the Leningrad region, from here, throughout 1941, 1942, and 1943, a constant flow of reinforcements was sent to the Nevsky Pyatachok. It served as the main gathering point and launching platform, where troops were continuously funneled to the bridgehead. Regiments, brigades, and entire divisions from various sectors of the Leningrad Front gathered here. On this completely exposed stretch of shoreline, under relentless fire from Wehrmacht aircraft and artillery, landing battalions were hastily assembled and then ferried across the river which was literally boiling with explosions straight to the Nevsky Pyatachok.
averaj ınsta kitle ideoloji bilgisi
neyse ya nabıyonuz agalar hayat nasıl
Written on the sign:
''Committee of Leningrad Veterans of War and Military Service - Brothers in Arms To the Fallen Soviet Soldiers Who Defended the Neva Bridgehead''
In 1941, 1942, and 1943, constant reinforcements were sent from Nevskaya Dubrovka to Nevsky Pyatachok. This exact location served as the troop assembly area and the launching pad from which the bridgehead was continuously supplied. Regiments, brigades, and divisions flocked here from various sectors of the Leningrad Front.
Here, on the completely exposed coastal strip, under the relentless fire of the Nazis' aviation and artillery, landing battalions were hastily assembled and formed. Despite the heavy shelling, they were deployed across the river which was literally boiling from explosions to "Nevsky Pyatachok".
What is written on the plaque:
1941 - 1943 Committee of Leningrad War Veterans and Military Service Comrades-in-Arms To the Fallen Soviet Soldiers Who Defended the Nevsky Bridgehead
This location served as a staging area and a launching point where the bridgehead was continuously reinforced. Regiments, brigades, and divisions from various sectors of the Leningrad Front converged here. Right here, on the completely exposed shoreline, under the relentless bombardment of Nazi Germany's aviation and artillery, landing battalions were hastily assembled. Defying the heavy shelling, these troops were pushed across the river a river literally boiling from explosions to reach the Nevsky Pyatachok.
War is hell.
These are the remains of a 700-meter reinforced concrete fortification built by Nazi Germany between 1942 and 1943. Located in the Mga sector, this structure was a key part of the 18th Army’s defensive line designed to maintain the blockade of Leningrad.
The area was a major combat zone for the Soviet Volkhov Front, specifically during the Smerdynya offensives. While the 2nd Shock Army was famously encircled further east at Myasnoy Bor, the Vinyagolovo sector formed a barrier that blocked Soviet attempts to open the southern approaches to the city.
The concrete displays a distinct log-molding texture, as raw tree trunks were used as molds during construction. It remained part of the active front until the siege was fully lifted in 1944.
These are the remains of a 700-meter reinforced concrete fortification built by Nazi Germany between 1942 and 1943. Located in the Mga sector, this structure was a key part of the 18th Army’s defensive line designed to maintain the blockade of Leningrad.
The area was a major combat zone for the Soviet Volkhov Front, specifically during the Smerdynya offensives. While the 2nd Shock Army was famously encircled further east at Myasnoy Bor, the Vinyagolovo sector formed a barrier that blocked Soviet attempts to open the southern approaches to the city.
The concrete displays a distinct log-molding texture, as raw tree trunks were used as molds during construction. It remained part of the active front until the siege was fully lifted in 1944.
These are the remains of a 700-meter reinforced concrete fortification built by Nazi Germany between 1942 and 1943. Located in the Mga sector, this structure was a key part of the 18th Army’s defensive line designed to maintain the blockade of Leningrad.
The area was a major combat zone for the Soviet Volkhov Front, specifically during the Smerdynya offensives. While the 2nd Shock Army was famously encircled further east at Myasnoy Bor, the Vinyagolovo sector formed a barrier that blocked Soviet attempts to open the southern approaches to the city.
The concrete displays a distinct log-molding texture, as raw tree trunks were used as molds during construction. It remained part of the active front until the siege was fully lifted in 1944.
The Vinyagolovo wall is a 700-meter reinforced concrete fortification built between 1942 and 1943. It was a key part of Adolf Hitler's strategy to maintain the Leningrad blockade by sealing the corridor between the Mga River and the marshes. The construction shows a distinct wood grain texture because the Wehrmacht forced Soviet POWs to build the wall using tree trunks as molds for the concrete. The line is designed in a jagged shape so that the machine gun nests and anti-tank positions cover each other's flanks with interlocking fire.
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aslında sadece power rock olmasa da olur yeter ki sağlam parçalar olsun kafa ağrıtmasın