Bunkers Archives - Remnant Earth

RT-64-Radio Telescope

RT-64: The Soviet 64-Metre Radio Telescopes at Bear Lakes and Kalyazin Places

Whalers Bay, Deception Island

Whalers Bay, Deception Island: The Abandoned Whaling Station Inside an Antarctic Volcano Places

RDS-1

First Lightning: How the Soviet Union Tested Its First Atomic Bomb on the Kazakh Steppe Events

Operation Gunnerside

Operation Gunnerside: Six Skiers and the Heavy Water Raid Events

Camp Century

Camp Century: The Cold War City Under the Greenland Ice Places

Pyramiden

Pyramiden: The Soviet Coal Town at 78 Degrees North Places

Gullivers Kingdom

Gulliver’s Kingdom: The Theme Park Beneath Mount Fuji Places

Grumant

Grumant: A Lost Soviet Outpost in the High Arctic Places

Places

The Molotov Line: Stalin’s Unfinished Wall on the Border

In 1940 the Soviet Union began a chain of concrete forts along its new western border. A year later the Germans arrived before the line was finished, and many of its bunkers still stand in forests and suburbs from Lithuania to Ukraine.

Places

Mamerki: The Army High Command’s Secret Bunker City in the Masurian Forest

Twenty kilometres from the Wolf's Lair, the German army built a hidden town of more than 200 structures. The Germans never blew it up, so the concrete is still there.

Places

The Wolf’s Lair: Hitler’s Forest Headquarters on the Eastern Front

A camouflaged bunker town in the Masurian woods, where Hitler spent more than 800 days, survived a bomb on 20 July 1944 and was blown up by his own army as the Red Army closed in.