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INTERESTED COMMUNITY FOR HISTORICAL MILITARY, INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORT CONSTRUCTIONS (LOSTPLACES.DE) , should in future be made of wood, steel tu*es and aluminum sheets with material thicknesses of a few millimeters, too. TROUBLESHOOTING PLACE AND REFUGEE CAMP OKSBÖL - YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW. West Coast northwest of Esbjerg existed at the end of the Second World War for some years, one of the largest occupied with Germans refugee camp. Only a few kilometers away from the North Sea coast, more than 35,000 people lived in a military camp of the former German Wehrmacht from 1945 at peak times on their own city. How this came about, what happened there and what effects this phenomenon had, the following essay will investigate - and throw a glimpse into the future, because through the activities of a Danish cultural initiative of the Vardemuseum, the possibility of an interesting future for the structural preparedness to keep the government and administration working and functioning for a limited period of time in the event of war in protected structures. In contrast to many other states in East and West, the United Kingdom did not rely on a central evasion seat or government bunker, but planned with distributed resources, so several protective structures in the years 1969 to 1973, it came in silent Münsterland between Sendenhorst, Albersloh and Drensteinfurt to an unusual but true story ... One might not believe in retrospect that here was planned a billion-dollar project, which was stopped only by the then British occupying power and by the Federal Government. In general, the Münsterland was intended in the 1960s to 1980s as the location of several major projects. History of the development of the protection of the population in Germany in disasters and armed conflicts