The Fortification of Copenhagen     1880-1920             
         

      The Author
   
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Maps and Overview
       Maps
       Fortification overview

Historic      
      Defence of Copenhagen
      The Persons behind
      The  Mobilisation 1914
      German Attack ??
     
The Northern Defence Line
      The Forts
      The Batteries
      The Floodings
      The Positions

The Naval and Coastal Forts
      The 1. Defence Line
      The 2. Defence Line
      The 3. Defence Line

The Southern Defence Line
     The Principles
     The Profile
     The Caponiere
     The Batteries
     The Storing Facilities 

The Tune Position
       A New Kind of War
       The Air War
       The Position
       The Mosede Fort
       The Foxholes
       The Galleries
       The Trenches     
       The Artillery
       The Air Defence    
       The Camps and Barracks
       Other Facilities
       Map
       After WW I
       The Present Remains

Specially the southern part of the defence line was as a fact one chain of batteries.
The artillery that was supposed to fire at the enemy at long distance.
In connection with the batteries there were several storing facilities.
Some were build at the same time as the rest of the defence line, and others were
build later as peace time storing facilities.