WOW, i found lots of WW2 bunkers ! Part 1.
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- If You would like to support me :
/ ww2historyhunter
PAYPAL : WW2HistoryHunter@gmail.com
This location is nothing less than AMAZING !
join me , watch the full video and see the past right in front of your eyes.
Part 2 here : • WOW , i found lots of ...
Music : " airbubbles1 ! By : WW2HistoryHunter ( all rights )
Feel free to watch any of my other videos :)
I hate graffitti in historic places and those actions of people painting graffitti crap pissed me off!!
i agree.
America is covered in that BS. It pisses me off as well.
Thank you for another excellent tour. Looking forward to Part 2.
Regards
My pleasure and part 2 coming soon. Thanks
Thousands of these spread over so many miles. Incredible! Looking forward to part 2!
Thanks Paul
Thank you for posting an awesome video,,, Im so hooked plus the drone was really cool.
Thank You Shayne
I only have one. thing to say history hunter, holy Madonna.. good stuff pal, Stu....
hhahahahha bro you are the best!!!! ahahahah holy Madonna..
+Juan Gomez cheers one my man, glad you got it, Stu.
Nice one mate, glad you liked it, stu....
Thanks a lot Stewart
Thanks for sharing..I will never see this,if it was not for you sharing..looking forward to part 2..I hope you went to the Hanstholm museum..and the vigs beach bunkers in the sea..would love to see that.
My pleasure and thanks for watching.
So many bunkers, and still in great shape!
yes they are truly out there and we shall find them all :)
Thank you again H.H for the Show and Tell.
Thanks John.
i have a book "Hanstholm-Fæstningen" (Festung Hanstholm) it is claimed to be Nord Europas biggest fortification, the book is in Danish and German, it is really interesting reeding whit a lot of olde pics, i love bunkers, GJ on the video.
cool and thanks.
So sad to see people have defaced these historic spots
agree. Thanks
I think I actually squealed when your video popped up in my feed. yay!
He he. Glad you like it Sassy :)
Your videos are amazing love them all great job as always just be safe,your one of the best ww2 history channels on you tube.One question was any of your family affected bi the war just curious.
Yes they were indeed. Thanks for wathing.
WW2HistoryHunter wow I wasn't alive then born in 1971 that had to be ruff thanks for your response i need to become a patron and help with all that you do I will get on that.
What happened to the cannons? we're they taken to Germany, surrendered or used elsewhere..?
Thank you for another excellent video...
*whistles sharply* nice find man
Thanks
Great job on this video and very interesting! Amazing to see these bunkers still here and being able to go inside and check them out is fantastic. Thanks for sharing this experiance!
My plesure and a great location.
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing.
why do they take the cannons and not just disable them and i think the videos are great for people loke me who live far away and cant experience it for themselves
Amazing video man!!
Awesome footage!
Thanks for showing this great location!
Really interesting to see!
Thanks for sharing! :-)
Gr Nick
it is a interesting location indeed With houndreds of bunkers etc. Thanks my friend and keep digging. WW2HH
Ww2 History hunter you are the best 😀 Keep up the good work. I'm Dane so nice to see some from Denmark 👍 Do you have a Facebook page as well? And do you live far away from the danish border?
I'm gonna keep following you on your awesome adventures 😆
All my pleasure Søren and thanks for comment and for watching.
When can we get the pleasure of watching part 2 :)?
Do understand how people can thumbs down history done in a respectful way a family way The other thug they are so rude they don’t leave a reason well you are the best metal detectorist and great historian and your family thank you thank you for your work 🇦🇺👍👍🌟
Thanks for Your kind Words and Greetings from us.
Julian how right you are,its nice to see a family together ! Best ETHICAL Dectectorist,history teacher . I have some operations soon but then I intend to become a Patron.I also have some maps from Australian newspers from 1938 to 43 of troop displacments in the Med and europe might help. Kreep up the great work.
Lithgow
Far North Queensland Australia 🥇😊
Far North Qld Australia
Hi, from Indiana, USA! I really enjoy all your video's a lot! This one is great. Really like your drone footage, too. Keep up the great work, WWII History Hunter!
Thanks Renee
Amazing, Thanks for posting. I have a feeling i might have been here as a child way way back in the early 60`s with my parents, we used to visit Denmark a lot with caravan when we lived in Nth Germany.
Must have been great. Thanks for watching.
Q and A . Loads of us would like to know you better as a person.
ok. thanks for taking timw to watch and comment.
The Hooks at 3:45 were to hook Camouflage nets up. The nets would hook to the Ceiling and then lay over the Guns and then it would hook out to stakes hammered into the ground. Then when they wanted to fire the gun they would unhook the nets, and then cast the nets to the side.
Thanks for info and for watching.
Wow amazing I wish I could be there
Great and thanks
why do people find it necessary to paint horrible graffiti over our historic buildings??
i agree , just tragic.
What's the point of people putting graffiti in an underground bunker that no one sees?😃
yes what is the point of that :)
Your drone shots are always amazing it makes you feel like your flying in on a helicopter thanks for making such a awesome video .... keep on keeping history alive !
This looks like Denmark? - IT IS! 3:36 THAT WAS A HUGE KANONE! 38mm coastal battery? These bunkers were superbly designed and coordinated. They copied tactics from medievel times. Intermeshing zones of fire - a 'killing field' NOWHERE TO HIDE from the MG Tobruks. You see this in old castles PERFECTION in fire coverage. Every gun was covered by many others. Troops trying to storm this area would be like grass being cut down with a mower............savage levelling withering fire. 11:04 a very interesting feature you SHOT past. A hole in between two rooms, i have seen images of the bunker ovens in this hole so they heated BOTH rooms from one stove, jsut behind it in the next room - the chimney outlet! 12:03 spotted on top of the bumner highest point possibly a rangefinder or searchlight pole? I am startng your videos right from the beginning. I have watched many hours I feel I am starting know you a little 😊 TOTALLY BRILLIANT again. Thanks HH
Great locations out there and love to find them and share them with you :)
The graffiti truly annoys me.
Like why on earth would some grub/s go and destroy history like that 😠
yes , why would they.....Thanks
No worries man.
I'm from Australia and i love your videos. Keep up the awesome work 🤓.
Thanks , always interesting to watch,You always take me back to the late 50,s when my brother and I would find bunkers and gun emplacements and live rounds around the Heilbronn area
cool to read and will look into that. Thanks
Nice video. The Hanstholm I Battery had four 17cm Guns in type M270 bunkers. At 4.06 is the shaft where the fired cartridge cases were thrown after firing. At 6.56 is the type M162 Leitstand command bunker. The circle at 13.42 is an emplacement for a 7.5cm Flak. At 14.02 is an Fl 242 Flak bunker. At 15.30 is the platform for another 7.5cm Flak.
Appreciate Your comment and thanks for watching.
Would love to be a WW2 relic hunter but, I live in USA and don't have the money for traveling nor the equipment. Maybe one day. Love WW2 history.
At least you can watch my videos then :) Thanks.
Gooday Mate!..Love your vidoes thankx for making them!! ive always been interested in all the stuff you study..Very luck man hope one day to see some of the old battle sights my grandfateher spen 4years in ww2...God bless keep safe ..and thank you for the vids!!!
Thanks and greetings
Your drone footage is really professional-just like the editing is!!!! Good job ww2hh!!!!!! ;) congrats on 100000 subs as well!
Thanks for all kind Words and Greetings to you Luke.
next time you are in Denmark. Visit Frederikshavn :) They got some cool bunkers up there. Frederikshavn is also in North Jylland (Nordjylland).
Thanks and i will :) Greetings from me
What a fantastic location to visit. So much to see. You would think someone would have invented a coating to put on these bunkers that would leave them looking natural but also help to preserve them. After watching some many of your videos am excited at all the things I can recognize on sight. You’ve taught me a lot. I would love to catch the people who do the graffiti on these historical locations. We have the same problem here. Not as much in the national parks.
How great my friend and so glad you learn something for m the videos. Thanks and greetings from us.
Very cool! Reminds me of Pointe du hoc. Its thrilling to explore bunkers and try to conceive what happened. A shame many of them go to waste. I think 8:15 is a flak position as well, too exposed to be a cannon. The drone footage at the end shows a crater, but it appears so alone. Strange.
Great to reasd and thanks for watching.
Do you know how long it took to build one of those back then ??
No. Thanks
hey ww2history hunter ! Like always excelent video 😄👌👍. It should be great if you are going to some adventure or metal detecting to Latvia.
Actually i am :) Thanks for watching.
Very nice history here my friend. You can imagine the ghosts running about firing the canons. I love this stuff.
Another reason I like your channel is that you take your daughter with you & show her history she won't find staying at home. You're a good dad.
What an amazing location. Really enjoyed the drone footage at the beginning showing the bunker positions. Great content as always! Keep up the great work.
Appreciate it Thor
Google Earth has a good 360 image of that location "Hanstholm Reservatet". I always try to lookup your locations when possible to get a better bird's eye view of the battlefield at the time. As I would never expect a treasure hunter to divulge their places, sometimes you are at sites where it is a sightseeing tour of a historic place. Knowing that location a little more precisely would help with even more context. Marking that site and then zooming back gives one a good sense of the importance of that position on the coast. Good work...and enjoyable.
Thanks for watching.
can't wait for part 2. I personally really enjoy these tours a lot.
The room under the cannon, the spend brass got dumped there, the ammo was stored in the room behind the cannon. Often there was a ammo bunker supplying two gun bunkers.
cool to know. Thanks Arjan
Amazing at the detail that went into designing their bunker systems and the way each one was connected!! Beautiful aerial shots!!! Nice tour.
Thanks Grandpadew
I wonder what people will think about these 1000 years from now? Great footage.
good thought. Thanks for watching.
how do you clean the items you find
All kinds of way. Acid , soaps , blasting etc. Thanks for watching.
I must go there some day, it's not too far. Thank you for showing me this!
Do that. Thanks for taking time to watch
always.. :)
hello my friend. I live on the south east coast of uk, there are loads of ww2 bunkers around here, loved checking them out with my friends some time ago.
cool to read. Thanks
Would suck to have flames from a flamethrower coming your way while being in there
it probably would :) Thanks
Are you going anywhere else in Denmark in the near future? :-)
Greetings from a dane from Fyn, love your videos
in and out of Denmark all the time :) Thanks
Nice Video!! Come and visit the Netherlands, we have many bunkers over here!! Maybe you can join our hunt for bunkers once?? Greetings and keep up the good work you're doing😄😄👍
Might do that. Thanks
Nice!! You probably don't need any help (you're the real WW2 hunter), but if you need some information about ww2 history in The Netherlands or bunkers; just ask😄😄👍
Amazing video as usual, you could spend lots of time there exploring
It is a great spot. Thanks
Really interesting looking forward to part two. Thank you for posting.
Thank You Raymond
Good to see that you were in denmark
i am all over the Place :)
most enjoyable. The naval cannons, that were in the first emplacement you showed, do you have any idea of their calibre? As to the concept of the Atlantic Wall, I agree with you when said it was to large to be effective. The wall never stopped the allies from landing where they wished. At best, it was a delaying tactic, trying to hold the invading troops within a pocket, so reinforcements could be rapidly deployed to deal with them ( the invaders ). Thanks again for sharing this. I can not wait for the second installment.
i cant remember the Caliber of these smaller ones. Thanks for sharing and for watching Davie.
thanks for answering,
I don't know if you are interested, but I researched the typical naval cannon on the Atlantic wall. It was called an Adolfkanone. Designed by Krupp in1934 H-class battleship. Calibre 406mm or 16 inch. In service between 1942 to 1944. OK there is more if anyone wants it. Davie
Fantastic work, man! Absolutely love it. Check your messages. I sent you an important one. GL & HH, my friend. Brian
another awesome video thanks for sharing can't wait for part 2
coming soon :)
That was a fantastic location. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Glad you enjoyed it
its a shame about the graffit, it really looks disgusting.
Totally agree and hate it. Thanks.
Really great history! Your videos are the best !
Thanks Movie Edge
Thank you for all of your videos .Very well presented
Thank you Garry
I was just watching IKS vids and stumbled upon ur yours. Great job guys!! Just subscribed. Keep up the great work. Lots of information included in your videos. Lots of research. I will continue to watch ur channel as well.
You should come to western norway man, we have shitloads of bunkers from ww2
ok. Thanks for watching.
How did they heat them?
Very cool video. When you named the town I was able to find it on Google maps. The arial view helped a lot. One thing to note it would have been nice to post links to the video's of your previous visit there. (just north of the town) If people haven't seen them. As always great stuff and I will be looking forward to the next one.
That top open bunker looks like an anti aircraft gun.
could be. Thanks
you dont "found" them.. you visit them. little bit of klickbait in the title there..
Some bunkers he does "find" like ones that aren't well known. I'm sure he didn't do this for click bait but just to be consistent with his content. You are just looking for something to complain about if you ask me.
..and they actually Hired you at Micky D's lookin like that?? "Hi, I'd like to apply for a Job."
cool video dude and do some more magnet fishing
Will do. Thanks
very nice video as always! thank you for the 'guided tour' of these magnificent structures.
its quite special too see so much original paint on the walls after 70 years in the salty sea air. bunkers are in good overall shape; not too much rot and they've kept their original shape perfectly. (some of these bunkers simply collapsed; or were destroyed)
Thanks Boer for watching and for comment.
Imagine coming to these spots after the war was over
Would have been interesting to say the least. Thanks.
wow
Thanks
Again a wonderful video. Very interesting contructions within Denmark's dunes. I visited similar constructions in France at the Atlantic in Bretagne.
Thanx again for that nice video!!
Danke Jurgen.
Great vid! I am amazed at the size of the underground areas and how far back they go. Very extensive system. The way they had firing positions here and there deep in the bunkers would have made them very difficult to clear.
yes it is special to see and they built them well :) Thanks for watching.
Watching this the second time & what is amazing is the amount of concrete that was transported to build all these bunkers & gun placements, millions of yards of concrete. There must have been concrete making facilities in this area.
there were plenty og sand available and they made a Railroad to transport it so they knew their stuff :) Thanks for watching.
About ten years ago I went on holiday to Saint Malo near France. We came across some amazing bunkers and went right through them.
cool and thanks for watchingl
ਦੂਸਰੇ ਵਿਸ਼ਵ ਯੁੱਧ ਦੇ ਦੋਰਾਨ ਬਹੁਤ ਹੀ ਮਜ਼ਬੂਤ ਬੰਕਰ ਬਣਾਏ ਗਏ ਸਨ ਜਰਮਨੀ ਵੱਲੋਂ ਬਹੁਤ ਵਧੀਆ ਲੱਗੀ ਇਹ ਵੀਡੀਓ ਵੀਰੇ ਧੰਨਵਾਦ ਜੀ।
Thanks Manjit :)
did you bring your device to scan for any metals?
It would be very interesting if you would find some gear, or bullets or equipment that is underneath the gras
Not this time :) Thanks
Excellent place to visit, thank you for showing us. Can't wait for the next one. Peace out.
More 2 come Glen and thanks.
Hey you are really good, I do my searches in the Dolomites in Italy for WW1 things!
I will go tomorrow to the Dolomites to combine my hiking/climbing hobby with visiting WW1 sites. The whole South Tirol History is a huge tradegy starting in WW1. But in my opinion the WW1 relics over there should be showed in the local museums to teach the visitors and to learn the lesssons.
thanks
hey there are actually some museums of WW1 ;) try the Falzarego Museum
Hey thanks, that is were I planned to go and i stayed exactly there at the Valperola Pass (2200m) with my camping car for 4 days. The most impressive and amazing outdoor museum in the world. I hiked/climbed the Monte Stef, Col di Lana and Lagazuoi. I tried to explore everything, but you need month to cover all sites in this area. I went home yesterday, because it began to snow on saturday exactly when i have been in the Martini via ferrata. By the way, the tunnels of the Alpini, which almost through the whole mountain, are really creepy and there was nobody else than me. If you want to feel history, that is the place to be. I will be back and there is so much left to explore. There are a lot of hidden bunkers and tunnels, you can not see from the street and you have to move your ass to find them and for sure you need mountain equipment and safety gear and your body must be in good conditions.
I made a lot of videos, but in extremly poor quality, must buy soon a gopro or something like that.
Ah, and another thing. When I went back via the old brennero street, I have been in a traffic jam at Brennero on the Italian side. And I looked around and there is a little bunker with fake rocks, directly next to the street. Passed it for sure 30 times but never saw it. :)
Great video Mr. HistoryHunter! It is very interesting to know that the German army built all of these gun bunkers in Denmark! Be careful and don't get in one of the bunkers that you can't back out of quickly! Great history Mr. HistoryHunter. Keep up the good work. Thanks a million! Chevy
They are great locations Chevy. Thanks again for great feedback :)
I am from Denmark
Very Nice video! The nazi headquarters was in Silkeborg, at "Silkeborg bad" there they build a couple of cool bunkers also, i could show them to you if interested? It's not so far from hanstholm (140 km)
Thanks for great feedback andi i ever og by i will take you up on that :) Thanks for watching.
I'm I the only one who saw the SS runes on the back inside the brick bunker. because of those runes I personally believe that the area was manned by the Waffen-SS WW2HH I would like to ask what exactly did it say in that bunker? was it an ss division or something?
I would also like to ask if u know of there had been any actual fighting in the area because aside from graffiti it looks really clean and god hurricane Mathews really hates us
As always a awesome video..I always watch your videos on Friday or Saturday mornings with a huge cup of coffee..Really like that morning routine :) Thanks for the video.
so cool to read and thanks my friend.
Greetings from Texas. I'm sure there are old films showing these inplacements during the war. Can you mix a few seconds of those with what you're showing to give dimensional perspective? As usual enjoyed your videos.
Cant as of copyright issues. Thanks for watching.
Third
good
Hi there, Another great video from you my friend. I think the machine gun turrets are called a Torbruk some told me that when I was in Jersey looking round all the german bunkers there. Keep the vids coming my friend.
Yes it is a Tobruk. Thanks for watching an da greeting Your way :)
Thanks fella....incredible video and superb drone footage...brings it to life....great to see all these areas where most of us are never going to be able to go.....and we shouldn't forget about this tyrant either...awaiting P2
Thank You Ian.
What an amazing location. I love the aerial shots. I can imagine aircraft back in ww2 flying over the area. Belgium sure is pretty. On to part 2. :)
Such great location and thanks for being here :)
I wonder if the Germans ever filmed the building of these bunkers to use as propaganda back in Germany.maybe someday the films will show up on TH-cam.
They did. Thanks for watching.
I have some similar bunkers and forts near where I live, except they are British bunkers built to defend the port where I live. Interesting stuff. Thanks for the tour.
cool and thanks.
The design of the trench leading into the bunker protected the soldiers but also made it deadly for anyone trying to take the bunker. Nowhere to shelter from the machine gun fire from the bunkers. The sea salt is really taking a toll on these bunkers. So many to see. Very nice location.
Yes this place is so great to look at and loved being there. Thanks Anthony.
wow....i just cannot fathom the idea of the amount of planning and work that went into all these and the number of people it took to build these as they had to have many at the same time to build all these across the country. i still cant believe that no one bother to notice this going on prior to the war starting or say anything. this is a massive undertaking. great job and keep up all the awesome videos.
More to come later and thanks
Is it unfair i sit at home willing you to leave your house and go out in to the country. just so i can sit here like this. Keep them coming friend, Very much enjoy everything you create to show us what you find :D
Proud to be able to share it With you dassem. Thanks for watching.
nice to see these parts of the Atlantic wall, very interesting part of the north sea, they seem quite preserved. thanks for the good video again. which part in Denmark is this located?
North West near Hanstholm. Thanks
Very interesting tour of the installations in Denmark. Great historical site and drone footage shows just how extensive it was. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it and glad we could share it :)
Great video my friend its been a longtime have a lot of worke
thanks for your very informative videos pertaining to ww2.it is not taught in school maybe in history class but then it is what the pc teacher wants.thanks again
Thanks for that and greetings.
my granddad was in Lemvig in 1940 or 1941 in summer. they stayed there for a few months. is this location near it?
i couldnt tell , maybe Google it :? Thanks for watching.