The dunes of Raversijde, a seaside resort west of East, are home to not one but two German bunker complexes.
During the Second World War, the historic naval harbour of Hellevoetsluis in South Holland grew into an essential stronghold within the Atlantic Wall, the 5,000-kilometre-long coastal defence system of Nazi Germany.
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