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m.in. Dobieszowice (schron bojowy nr 52) oraz Bytom-Miechowice, woj. śląskie
The Fortified Region "Silesia" is a Polish line of fortifications from the 1930s, stretching across Upper Silesia (including the areas of Bytom, Piekary Śląskie and Dobieszowice), in the Silesian Voivodeship.
The chain of combat shelters (about 180 structures) was built between 1933 and 1939 to defend the Upper Silesian Industrial Region against aggression from the Third Reich. The line stretched for about 60 km between the Tąpkowice area and Mikołów.
Selected shelters converted into museum chambers made accessible by the "Pro Fortalicium" Association for the Preservation of Fortifications (including combat shelter no. 52 in Dobieszowice, shelters in Bytom-Miechowice and Łagiewniki).
For enthusiasts of fortifications and military history.
According to the schedule of the Pro Fortalicium association (based in Bytom).
Structures scattered across Upper Silesia (including Dobieszowice, Bytom-Miechowice); by car.
