Hitler's teeth

Large stone blocks form rows along the Norwegian coastline at Brusand, creating a defensive barrier against potential military landings during World War II.

The blocks were constructed between 1942 and 1944 as part of the Atlantic Wall, a German defense system spanning from southern France to northern Norway.

Local residents from Dalane and southern Jæren participated in the construction, with many intentionally working slowly to delay German military progress.

Visitors can access the site throughout the year, with designated parking areas and information panels explaining the historical context of the fortifications.

The shallow waters near these stone fortifications made this coastal section particularly important for German defensive strategy against potential Allied landings.

Location: Hå Municipality

Part of: Atlantic Wall

GPS coordinates: 58.53956,5.74419

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:17