What's up at home today...?

yes, certainly he will make a mission briefing video just as it was made for Sicily 2 before we join Damni in his operation

just the example how it should look like

This, guy won't be very happy if you steal his wine

he can restrain us from stealing his wine, if he simply invites us to have our party there

Once again, but now with my translation and some personal remarks by myself:



The name Humboldt is taken from Alexander von Humboldt

the term "Hain" is an oldfashioned, lyrical and romantic expression for "forest"


I have tried to find out more about these workers, on another website I found, that pretendedly the Italians
would have been volunteers and the French had been forced labourers.
I for myself have doubts about the "volunteers", this would have been the first time that foreign people would
not have been forced to work in military construction sites of the NAZIs. So I assume this is not true (my
personal opinion)...
It is certain, that Italian workers were forced on many other construction sites in the same years. You have to know that these Flaktowers always consisted of a pair of two towers:
the Flaktower (Gun Tower) itself and the control tower, isolated from the Flaktower (Flakleitstand).
The reason was, that the Flak cannons produced such a giant amount of smoke (and vibrations which always
shaked the whole tower until its basement) that a visual detection of enemy airplanes was impossible if the
controlroom would have been in the same location. This was an experience that was made AFTER the first tower
was already finished...
So, in the south of the park area was a second, smaller tower, I guess with the mentioned deep bunker below
it.



This is an example of a control tower (in the background) of the Flaktower-pair in Tiergarten (another district of Berlin)


"Wedding" is the name of this specific city district "Humboldthöhe" equals "Humboldt height"
In Berlin there is an active registered society who is steadily caring about most of the underground systems in that city.
Berliner Unterwelten E.V.
If you ever should visit Berlin I recommend, to have a close look at their timetable for guided sightseeing tours.
They offer several of them for several locations (always very spectacular), the Flaktower Humboldthain is actually one of them.

More detailed information (with very interesting images) available here:

The history of Berlin's Flakbunkers in German language
The public Park Humboldthain in German language

A report in russian language part 1 with really great images
A report in russian language part 2

Berlin's Bunkers - Part 1 in English language
Berlin's Bunkers - Part 2

Morty tears I jump, I swear brother, especially for the suffering they went through these guys and girls, taking their ideals, I enter the Bunker of Zahara and I swear I felt the suffering that could suffer, and it is nothing compared to the defenses of Berlin. (and I'm not Nazi.) only has been a bad season for living being young ... So you say you built this buqueres, sure to part sure Italians would have the odd Spanish republican, as I

The ultimate way to clean our beaches, here in Plouhinec, nearby from Lorient




Here's the link to the company website Tout en traction