Węgierska Górka fortifications

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The Węgierska Górka fortifications are a system of Polish defensive bunkers and strongpoints built before World War II in southern Poland to protect the mountain passes against German invasion.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fortification system
military installation
attackedBy Wehrmacht NERFINISHED
constructedBy Second Polish Republic NERFINISHED
constructedFor defense against German invasion
defense of mountain passes
constructionPeriod late 1930s
constructionStart 1939
country Poland
currentUse museum
tourist attraction
defendedBy Polish infantry units
designedFor artillery resistance
infantry defense
feature anti-tank obstacles
armored cupolas
machine gun positions
underground shelters
hasPart Waligóra bunker NERFINISHED
Wyrwidąb bunker NERFINISHED
Wąwóz bunker
Wędrowiec bunker
Włóczęga bunker NERFINISHED
heritageStatus military heritage site
languageOfName Polish
locatedIn Carpathian Mountains NERFINISHED
Silesian Voivodeship NERFINISHED
Węgierska Górka NERFINISHED
southern Poland
Żywiec Basin NERFINISHED
materialUsed reinforced concrete
namedAfter village of Węgierska Górka
nearbyTransportRoute railway line through Węgierska Górka
road to Żywiec
nearbyWatercourse Soła River NERFINISHED
notableEvent Battle of Węgierska Górka NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
operator Polish Army NERFINISHED
partOf Polish border fortifications
Polish southern defensive line NERFINISHED
significance important Polish World War II defensive position
strategicObjective delay German advance into southern Poland
timeOfMajorCombat September 1939
usedInConflict Invasion of Poland NERFINISHED
World War II

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Battle of Węgierska Górka usedFortifications Węgierska Górka fortifications