Marine bunker Kap Arkona, operated by the NVA and the Red Army 1986-1990 in the Cold War, Rügen Island, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany, Europe.

ARCHITECTURE • ARKONA • ARMIES ARMY • ARMIES • ARMY • ARMY: BLOCKHOUSE • BLOCKHOUSE • BUILDING • BUILDINGS • BUNKER • BUNKERS • CAPE ARKONA • CAPE • CAPES • CLOSED • COLD WAR • CULTURE • CULTURES • DAY • DAYLIGHT • DAYTIME • DEUTSCHE DEMOKRATISCHE REPUBLIK • DOOR • DOORS • DUNE • EAST GERMANY • EASTERN GERMANY • ENTRANCE DOOR • ENTRANCE DOORS • ENTRANCE • ENTRANCES • ENTRY • EUROPE • FAMOUS PLACE • GDR • GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC • GERMAN FEDERAL REPUBLIC • GERMANY • HEADLAND • HISTORY • HUNDRED YEARS WAR • ISLAND RÜGEN • ISLAND • ISLANDS • MARINE • MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN • MECKLENBURG-WESTERN POMERANIA • MILITARY • MUSEUM BUILDING • MUSEUM BUILDINGS • MUSEUM • MUSEUMS • NAVY • NO ONE • NO PEOPLE • NO-ONE • NOBODY • NORTH GERMANY • NORTHERN GERMANY • NVA • OLD • OPEN-AIR MUSEUM • OPEN-AIR MUSEUMS • PLACE OF INTEREST • PROMONTORY • PROTECTION • PROTECTIONS • RED ARMY • RED COLOURED • RED • RUEGEN • RÜGEN ISLAND • RÜGEN • SAFETY • SAND DUNE • SAND • SANDDUNE • SECURITY • SHELTER • SHELTERS • SHUT • SIGHT • SIGHTS • SPIT OF LAND • SPITS OF LAND • TOURIST ATTRACTION • TOURIST ATTRACTIONS • WAR • WARFARE • WITHOUT PEOPLE • WORKERS' AND PEASANTS' RED ARMY