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L'Agaisen
=The Maginot Line =
Anzeling
The Maginot Line was a post-WW1 project to build a fortification system defending the eastern border of France towards Germany first, Italy second, and Luxembourg and Belgium third.
Arrondaz
 
Aumetz
It can be argued having been a failure, as France was invaded, but still was considered as a major obstacle by the German High Command, who made a point of going around it.
Baisse de Saint-Véran
 
Bambesch
Fascist Italiy, who (because of the Alps) did not have the option of going round, had to try taking the Line head-on and failed. Only the capitulation of France enabled their invasion of the South.
Barbonnet
 
Berenbach
This is a list of the major fortifications, called ''ouvrages'' or ''works'', in alphabetical order.
Bersillies
 
Billig
* L'Agaisen
Bois-du-Four
* Anzeling
Bois-Karre
* Arrondaz
Boussois
* Aumetz
Bousse
* Baisse de Saint-Véran
Bovenberg
* Bambesch
Bréhain
* Barbonnet
Cap Martin
* Berenbach
Castillon
* Bersillies
Cave-à-Canon
* Billig
Champ de Tir
* Bois-du-Four
Chatelard
* Bois-Karre
Chesnois
* Boussois
Col d'Agnon
* Bousse
Col de Brouis
* Bovenberg
Col de Crous
* Bréhain
Col de Garde
* Cap Martin
Col de la Buffère
* Castillon
Col de la Valette
* Cave-à-Canon
Col de Restefond
* Champ de Tir
Col des Banquettes
* Chatelard
Col du Caire Gros
* Chesnois
Col du Fort
* Col d'Agnon
Col du Granon
* Col de Brouis
Coucou
* Col de Crous
Coume Annexe Nord
* Col de Garde
Coume Annexe Sud
* Col de la Buffère
Coume
* Col de la Valette
Croupe du Reservoir
* Col de Restefond
Denting
* Col des Banquettes
Einseling
* Col du Caire Gros
Eth
* Col du Fort
Ferme Chappy
* Col du Granon
Fermont
* Coucou
La Ferté
* Coume Annexe Nord
Flaut
* Coume Annexe Sud
Fontvive Nord-ouest
* Coume
Four-à-Chaux
* Croupe du Reservoir
Fressinéa
* Denting
Galgenberg
* Einseling
Gondran
* Eth
Gordolon
* Ferme Chappy
Grand-Hohékirkel
* Fermont
Granges Communes
* La Ferté
Hackenberg
* Flaut
Haut-Poirier
* Fontvive Nord-ouest
Hobling
* Four-à-Chaux
Immerhof
* Fressinéa
Janus
* Galgenberg
Kerfent
* Gondran
Kobenbusch
* Gordolon
La Béole
* Grand-Hohékirkel
La Déa
* Granges Communes
La Moutière
* Hackenberg
La Séréna
* Haut-Poirier
Latiremont
* Hobling
Laudrefang
* Immerhof
Le Lavoir
* Janus
Lembach
* Kerfent
Les Aittes
* Kobenbusch
Les Rochilles
* La Béole
Mauvais-Bois
* La Déa
Métrich
* La Moutière
Michelsberg
* La Séréna
Molvange
* Latiremont
Mont Agel
* Laudrefang
Mont des Welches
* Le Lavoir
Monte Grosso
* Lembach
Mottenberg
* Les Aittes
Oberheid
* Les Rochilles
Otterbiel
* Mauvais-Bois
Pas du Roc
* Métrich
Plan Caval
* Michelsberg
Plate Lombard
* Molvange
Restefond
* Mont Agel
Rimplas
* Mont des Welches
Roche-la-Croix
* Monte Grosso
Rochonvillers
* Mottenberg
Rohrbach
* Oberheid
Roquebrune
* Otterbiel
Saint Ours Bas
* Pas du Roc
Saint Ours Haut
* Plan Caval
Saint Ours Nord-est
* Plate Lombard
Saint-Antoine
* Restefond
Saint-Gobain
* Rimplas
Saint-Roch
* Roche-la-Croix
Sainte-Agnès
* Rochonvillers
La Salmagne
* Rohrbach
Sapey
* Roquebrune
Les Sarts
* Saint Ours Bas
Schiesseck
* Saint Ours Haut
Schoenenbourg
* Saint Ours Nord-est
Sentzich
* Saint-Antoine
Simserhof
* Saint-Gobain
Soetrich
* Saint-Roch
Téting
* Sainte-Agnès
Thonnelle
* La Salmagne
Valdeblore
* Sapey
Vélosnes
* Les Sarts
Village Coume
* Schiesseck
Welschhof
* Schoenenbourg
* Sentzich
* Simserhof
* Soetrich
* Téting
* Thonnelle
* Valdeblore
* Vélosnes
* Village Coume
* Welschhof

Latest revision as of 23:11, 19 June 2015

The Maginot Line[edit | edit source]

The Maginot Line was a post-WW1 project to build a fortification system defending the eastern border of France towards Germany first, Italy second, and Luxembourg and Belgium third.

It can be argued having been a failure, as France was invaded, but still was considered as a major obstacle by the German High Command, who made a point of going around it.

Fascist Italiy, who (because of the Alps) did not have the option of going round, had to try taking the Line head-on and failed. Only the capitulation of France enabled their invasion of the South.

This is a list of the major fortifications, called ouvrages or works, in alphabetical order.

  • L'Agaisen
  • Anzeling
  • Arrondaz
  • Aumetz
  • Baisse de Saint-Véran
  • Bambesch
  • Barbonnet
  • Berenbach
  • Bersillies
  • Billig
  • Bois-du-Four
  • Bois-Karre
  • Boussois
  • Bousse
  • Bovenberg
  • Bréhain
  • Cap Martin
  • Castillon
  • Cave-à-Canon
  • Champ de Tir
  • Chatelard
  • Chesnois
  • Col d'Agnon
  • Col de Brouis
  • Col de Crous
  • Col de Garde
  • Col de la Buffère
  • Col de la Valette
  • Col de Restefond
  • Col des Banquettes
  • Col du Caire Gros
  • Col du Fort
  • Col du Granon
  • Coucou
  • Coume Annexe Nord
  • Coume Annexe Sud
  • Coume
  • Croupe du Reservoir
  • Denting
  • Einseling
  • Eth
  • Ferme Chappy
  • Fermont
  • La Ferté
  • Flaut
  • Fontvive Nord-ouest
  • Four-à-Chaux
  • Fressinéa
  • Galgenberg
  • Gondran
  • Gordolon
  • Grand-Hohékirkel
  • Granges Communes
  • Hackenberg
  • Haut-Poirier
  • Hobling
  • Immerhof
  • Janus
  • Kerfent
  • Kobenbusch
  • La Béole
  • La Déa
  • La Moutière
  • La Séréna
  • Latiremont
  • Laudrefang
  • Le Lavoir
  • Lembach
  • Les Aittes
  • Les Rochilles
  • Mauvais-Bois
  • Métrich
  • Michelsberg
  • Molvange
  • Mont Agel
  • Mont des Welches
  • Monte Grosso
  • Mottenberg
  • Oberheid
  • Otterbiel
  • Pas du Roc
  • Plan Caval
  • Plate Lombard
  • Restefond
  • Rimplas
  • Roche-la-Croix
  • Rochonvillers
  • Rohrbach
  • Roquebrune
  • Saint Ours Bas
  • Saint Ours Haut
  • Saint Ours Nord-est
  • Saint-Antoine
  • Saint-Gobain
  • Saint-Roch
  • Sainte-Agnès
  • La Salmagne
  • Sapey
  • Les Sarts
  • Schiesseck
  • Schoenenbourg
  • Sentzich
  • Simserhof
  • Soetrich
  • Téting
  • Thonnelle
  • Valdeblore
  • Vélosnes
  • Village Coume
  • Welschhof