HELLO, Welcome to my first post on this forum. I live between Germany and England so whilst in Germany I get to visit some very cool and fascinating places. I have a particular interest in anything ww2 related, primarily from the third Reich as I find this more fascinating than any other subject.
The buildings I have photographed and explored were built by a company called IG Farben in 1943 for the primary use of making explosives and munitions for the Nazi military forces during ww2. These buildings are constructed of solid concrete walls with steel wire support inside them. They are shaped and designed to withstand enemy bombings from the air, and also explosions from the inside, and are camouflaged with vegetation and trees on the rooftops to blend in with the landscape and hide the facilities from allied aircraft. The labour was supplied from nearby concentration camps, namely from the Kaufering concentration camps, which are sub camps from dachau most of the inmates from the Kaufering concentration camps were sent from Auschwitz. There is so much more information I could share with you on this subject but without further a due here are the photos, Thank you.
The buildings I have photographed and explored were built by a company called IG Farben in 1943 for the primary use of making explosives and munitions for the Nazi military forces during ww2. These buildings are constructed of solid concrete walls with steel wire support inside them. They are shaped and designed to withstand enemy bombings from the air, and also explosions from the inside, and are camouflaged with vegetation and trees on the rooftops to blend in with the landscape and hide the facilities from allied aircraft. The labour was supplied from nearby concentration camps, namely from the Kaufering concentration camps, which are sub camps from dachau most of the inmates from the Kaufering concentration camps were sent from Auschwitz. There is so much more information I could share with you on this subject but without further a due here are the photos, Thank you.