Building 382

Bunker

Built in 1930, national monument

Past
A staircase leads to a room behind steel doors. In this bunker, the staff could shelter from acts of war. The room has walls one-and-a-half metres thick, and a three-metre thick ceiling. This kept the bunker impervious to bombs and gas, but could not hold out against radioactive fallout. During World War Two, a command post was based here. After the war, the bunker was used for vibration tests of munitions packaging.