The Netherlands NATO's ultra-secret command centre An ultra-secret NATO command centre was hidden in the belly of Cannerberg during the Cold War.
Belgium Cold War under the Kemmel mountain In 1954, the Belgian army built a bunker at the foot of the Kemmelberg. The top secret command center would house the army headquarters in the event of a crisis or conflict during the Cold War.
Berlin Looking for traces of the Berlin Wall In the center of Berlin, the Berlin Wall cut the city in half over 43 kilometers. Another 112 kilometers of wall separated West Berlin from the communist part of the city.
Berlin Secret listening station in Berlin It is quiet at the top of the Teufelsberg, an artificial hill just outside the center of Berlin. Silent as a mouse. That was a bit different during the Cold War.
Germany Abandoned Soviet airport Crumbling Soviet statues look with sorrow at the decline of one of the most important bases of the Russian air force in East Germany: the Pütnitz airport in Damgarten.
Germany The most important border post of the GDR During Germany's division, the Helmstedt-Marienborn border post was the most crucial crossing along the German internal border.
Germany Abandoned US army tanks near Aachen Brander Wald is not only a 165-hectare nature reserve, it has also been a military domain since 1937, and that is no different today: you cannot enter it during weekdays because the Bundeswehr, the German army, still conducts exercises there.
Germany GDR border in the Harz Until 1989, the five-hundred-meter-wide GDR border split the German Harz Mountains in half.
Berlin Russian traces in Karlshorst In Karlshorst, deep in the east of Berlin, the signing of the capitulation by Germany meant the end of the Second World War.
The Netherlands Air watchtower from the Cold War During the Cold War, almost three hundred air watchtowers were scattered throughout the Netherlands to detect enemy aircraft.
6 remnants of the Battle of Berlin The fierce Battle of Berlin was the final fight at the end of World War II. The bloody confrontation, from mid-April to early May 1945, brought the Nazi regime to its knees and ended World War II.