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A German rangefinder operator in one of the newly completed installations
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The first set of previously unpublished pictures on this page were taken by an official German photographer in the early months of the Occupation. They show work under way on constructing the defences which would eventually form part of Adolph Hitler's 'Atlantic Wall'. The collection was sent to us by a private collector
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Construction work
The photographs were taken during the construction of Batterie Lothringen, on the cliffs above Portelet
Final testing
Sundry wartime images
A drill at Batterie Lothringen
Werner Neumann at Batterie Lothringen
Noirmont command bunker in 1944
The command bunker at Noirmont
A clifftop gun defends St Aubin's Bay
The command bunker pictured in 1944
This camouflaged gun emplacement at Noirmont was demolished in 1944
Post-war pictures
A British Army officer inspects the installations
The restored command bunker at Noirmont