Czechoslovak border fortifications

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The Czechoslovak border fortifications were an extensive system of pre–World War II defensive bunkers and strongholds built by Czechoslovakia to protect its frontiers, particularly against Nazi Germany.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fortification system
military defensive line
affectedByEvent Munich Agreement
builtAgainst Germany
Nazi Germany
builtBy Czechoslovak Army
Czechoslovak government
builtForConflict World War II
capturedBy Germany
capturedInYear 1938
constructionEnd 1938
constructionStart 1935
country Czechoslovakia
currentUse military museums
tourist attractions
designedBy Czechoslovak Military Construction Authority
designedToProtect Czechoslovak borders
Prague
industrial regions of Czechoslovakia
hasPart ammunition depots
anti-tank obstacles
artillery forts
barbed wire obstacles
command posts
heavy fortifications
infantry blockhouses
light fortifications
observation posts
pillboxes
underground galleries
heritageStatus cultural monument in Slovakia
cultural monument in the Czech Republic
inspiredBy Maginot Line
locatedIn Czechoslovakia
locatedInRegion Bohemia
Carpathian Mountains
Moravia
Slovakia
Sudetenland
locatedOnBorderWith Austria
Germany
Hungary
Poland
period interwar period
primaryPurpose defense against invasion
deterrence
statusAfter1938 unfinished
usedBy Wehrmacht
usedDuringConflict World War II

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Orlické Mountains hasHistoricalSite Czechoslovak border fortifications