During
this summer we made a lot of bike tours around the area where we live.
As this is very close to the river Rhine, which is the
borderline between Germany and Switzerland, you can see a lot of Swiss Bunkers.
On one of these tours we found something very special.
In the middle of a small village I saw the rest of a tank wall to protect the
valley against German tanks. This wall, made from concrete is in between the
houses and not very easy to discover.
The
village Zeiningen is one of the entrances to go deeper into Switzerland. If you
take a look at Google maps, you can see it. The other entrance would be Magden,
and there you can find a tank wall to close to open area, several Bunkers on
the side of the valley and some really big dragon theeths.
With
this Link History Magden in WWII you get more information about the history of Magden during WWII.
In
Zeiningen you can find this tank wall, or how it is called in German,
Panzermauer. I found on the internet, that there must be more Bunkers, but we saw only the wall. Fortifications in Zeiningen
