Stories by Fabe Fang
“My name is Fabe, and I share the stories of Dutch women during World War II. Stories of women involved in both small and large
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“My name is Fabe, and I share the stories of Dutch women during World War II. Stories of women involved in both small and large
Step back in time and discover the history of the Atlantikwall during an impressive re-enactment demonstration.
This project, titled ‘Land and Traces’, presents the landscape of the Kennemerduinen, in which remnants of bunkers can be found. These are fragments or parts
During World War II, the Oranjehotel — the nickname for the Scheveningen prison — served as a political prison. Opponents of the Nazi regime were
A new addition is Oranjehotel Junior, a corridor of cells fully open to young visitors. Locked in an actual cell, children and teenagers aged 8
ExhibitionIn the former staff quarters, a permanent exhibition tells the story of prison life and the prison system, as well as the German occupation, resistance,
The Tobruk bunker is open for continuous visits, and our volunteer is happy to share more information about it!In the mobile cinema, films about World
Please note: opening is subject to the granting of apermit. Find the most up-to-date information on the website www.bunkerdag.nl. In the extension of the Savornin
Various paid tours and activities are organized. Here is a clear overview of the different locations.
Both bunkers are currently buried under sand but will be made accessible especially for Bunker Day
Come and see what the accommodation of a German soldier stationed in The Hague looked like.
This tobruk was found in 2017 during the construction of the Rotterdamse Baan and therefore moved to its current location.
Near the boulevard of Kijkduin, under the dunes, is a hidden tunnel system; a part of the Widerstandsnest 67 HL complex.
Almost all the bunkers in the Scheveningen complex are still intact and the Atlantic Wall Museum Scheveningen Foundation has reopened and authentically refurnished the command bunker, the barracks bunker and the toilet bunker.
The Oranjehotel is the nickname for the Scheveningen prison during Second World War. Between 1940-1945, the German occupier held more than 25,000 people here for
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