Welcome to “Krigsbunkeren” (warbunker). This web store is a part of the Kystfort.com community. Most of the items in this shop are made by artist Erik Hårberg.

Most popular are the 3 maps of “German coastal batteries in Norway”. Its an undertaking that took 8 years to complete. Lately a new map “German coastal batteries in Denmark” have been produced as well.

First of all: This web store doesn`t have English abilities, but on this page I will present the 5 items that is availible. Note that the maps over Norway does have norwegian text. Danish map are in Danish, German and English. (there is not a lot of text, but the graphics speak for themself)

ALL MAPS ARE SENDT IN AN ENVELOPE

1. “south-Norway 1945” 100x57cm

2. “North-Norway 1945” 100x57cm

3. “polar map 1944” 57x100 cm

4. Bundle “south-north-polar” (3 for 2 deal)

5. Denmark 1945 84x57

Select your item by clicking on the green link. you can also go back to select other items too.

Buy: Bundle “south-north-polar” (3 for 2 deal)

This is the collection of South-Norway, North Norway and Polar" maps.

Buy: South-Norway 1945

The first map “Sør-Norge 1945” The Coastal Map of Southern Norway is the first of three maps to give a comprehensive description of the German defense positions in Norway with coastal fort as the focus. The map contains 220 battery positions. 123 army coastal batteries, 47 marine coastal fort, 13 torpedo batteries plus 37 positions vacated coastal fort with explanatory text. All batteries are mentioned with German battery number, place name, number of weapons, caliber, type of cannon, weapon symbol and designated field of coverage with distance. An overview of 8 fortress areas, 21 battalion staff positions, 5 marine / submarine bases, 26 aircraft (land / sea), 28 radar positions, sea mines with map references and an accurate convoy route along the entire coast. The map is richly illustrated with 22 different cannons, notes on Kriegsmarine, Submarines / Submarine Bunks, observation aircraft, casemate, remote combat battery, army and marine coastal fort, torpedo battery, larger ports, convoy traffic, skagerak field, Regelbau bunkers, motor torpedo boats, Luftwaffe, Luftwaffe, prisoners of war, various types of cannon and radar positions.

Buy: North-Norway 1945

The coastal map is the first modern and complete overview of German coastal fortifications in northern Norway. Posters 57 x 100 cm. The map contains 127 battery positions 82 army coastal batteries 28 naval coast fort 2 torpedo batteries 15 evacuated coastal fort 3 fortress areas 19 battalion staff 2 marine / submarine bases 6 airbase (land / sea) sea mines convoy routes All batteries are mentioned with German battery number place name symbol number of weapon caliber type cannon weapon type. date of operational status (new for Northern Norway) The map is richly illustrated with remote combat battery, army and marine coastal fort, torpedo battery, convoy traffic, railway line, Regelbau bunkers, naval mine, prisoners of war, various types of cannon and radar positions. Also included are maps of the German retreat in 1944 as well as the coastal fort positions

Buy: Polar 1944

The polar map 1944 is the third and last map of the project "Süd-Nord-Polar" which started in 2005. The maps, each 100x57cm, show all the locations of German coastal fortifications in Norway, as well as other references to German infrastructure in the period 1940 – 1945

NEW version from February 2017 Besides the near 60 coastal forts north of Lyngen, it was logical to include German and Russian positions around the Petsamo / Litza River in the Polar Map 1944. Although I have read a little about the fighting in the north, this was an area that was geographically unknown to me. Initially, I just wanted to draw a line between the German and Russian forces, but where did this "strike" go? where were the respective troops along the front line? Not a single map I examined matched the others. It was simply impossible for me to find a reference that I could use for the polar map. Even books written today are based on old maps, and I was not satisfied with taking a rough line from almost ten different maps. So I started studying aerial photography / satellite to find trenches, cannon positions, and more. Eventually, a line of defense formed for the German 6th corps (north) and a lot of support points for 2nd corps (south).

I can therefore present what I believe is the most accurate overview of the front line of the German and Russian forces. An accuracy based on the actual positions found in satellite photography

Buy: Denmark 1945

German coastal batteries in Denmark are a map of the German defense capabilities in the period 1040-1945. It includes all coastal fort, areas with bunkers, soldiers, line of defense / area, air bases, torpedo batteries, radar systems, minefields, tank trenches and a number of other details that give a good overview of German forces. The map contains, Norwegian / Danish, German and English text

ALL MAPS ARE SENDT IN AN ENVELOPE