Falkenhagen Bunker

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The Falkenhagen Bunker, located near Frankfurt an der Oder in Germany, is a substantial underground military complex originally constructed during World War II. Built by the Nazis, the facility was intended for the production of chemical weapons, notably the nerve agent Tabun. The bunker features an extensive network of tunnels and rooms, designed to be self-sufficient and withstand heavy bombing. After the war, the site was used by the Soviet military during the Cold War for various secretive purposes.

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