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The mobilization system of the GDR. An insight into militarized socialism

In the case of an escalation of the East-West conflict, all sectors of East German society were expected to meet the wartime needs of the National People's Army - the NVA – and fully support the operations of the country's forces and those of its allies. Already during peacetime, large parts of the GDR population had therefore been integrated into sweeping mobilization preparations. By Johannes Mühle.

Odense Bunkermuseum

The command bunker of Odense, Denmark, was intended to offer shelter in case of a – most likely nuclear – World War III.

Cold War Museum Langelandsfort

Langelandsfort was built in 1952-53 as part of the Danish naval defense and in 1997 it was turned into a Cold war museum as part of the Langelands Museums.

Center for Military History and Social Sciences of the German Armed Forces (ZMSBw)

The Center for Military History and Social Sciences of the German Armed Forces (ZMSBw) is a research institute of the Federal German Government.

HMS Belfast (Imperial War Museum)

Imperial War Museums (IWM) is a family of five museums: IWM London;

Churchill War Rooms (Imperial War Museum)

Imperial War Museums (IWM) is a family of five museums: IWM London;

Imperial War Museum Duxford

Imperial War Museums (IWM) is a family of five museums: IWM London;

Imperial War Museum North (Manchester)

Imperial War Museums (IWM) is a family of five museums: IWM London; IWM North in Trafford, Greater Manchester;

Imperial War Museum London

Imperial War Museums (IWM) is a family of five museums: IWM London; IWM North in Trafford, Greater Manche

Command Bunker Kemmel (Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History)

The Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and of Military History is a category two federal scientific institution (ISF/FWI), as well as a state service with separate management (SEGS/SAB).

Department of War Studies and the Sir Michael Howard Centre for the History of War (King's College London)

In the 1960s the distinguished historian Sir Michael Howard had a vision for a new kind of history of war.

Museum in the "Round Corner"

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