Schullandheim Fliegerhorst Venlo
It is a group of German alloy buildings of the ''Fahrbereitschaft'', popularly known as ''Schullandheim'' was constructed in the summer of 1941. The buildings display all the characteristics of all other airport buildings: 55 cm thick (''Splittersichere'') walls laid in cross bond, thick steel shutters and the characteristic ''Heimatstil'' architecture of all Luftwaffe airfields in the Netherlands.
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Source
- Text: Marcel Hogenhuis
- Photos: TracesofWar
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Monument
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Cemetery
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Remembrance Stone
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Fortification
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- Telephone Exchange Bunker Fliegerhorst Venlo - Venlo
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