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5: CASE STUDY 2: THE CZECH/AUSTRIAN BORDER Ref. No. Description Comment Figure 1 Šafov border guard station Part of the 3.rPS Znojemská brigade. Still holds part of its original fencing. Buildings in varying degree of decay. 76 2 Remains of gate Formerly located across former access road. 3 Former road to Felling (Austria) 4 Hajenka border guard station, officially referred to as 4bPS. 5 Electricity transformer along the former fence line. 6 Storage facility built into the ground. This former road to Austria was cut off by the Iron Curtain after World War II and could not be crossed. Now used by the park administration. Still fenced off with original border fencing. Buildings in varying degree of decay. No longer connected to anything. Storage facility of unknown origin. Likely to pre-date WWII. 75, 79, 80 7 Felicia’s Well Built in honour of Countess Felicia in 1806. Used by border guards for target practice and was much deteriorated when it was restored in 2001. 61 8 Hunting Lodge Built in the 19 th century. Refurbished in the early 21 st century. 9 Vranov Castle Castle built in 1100 and since refurbished and rebuilt during different periods. Currently functions as a museum. 10 Newly fenced in area Two recent wooden fences have been raised along the lines of the former 65 183
AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE IRON CURTAIN fence line, to promote vegetation growth. 11 Information plaque Indicating the highest point in the park 12 Memorial stone Commemoration of people who have extradited from the area throughout history. 13 Lusthaus Constructed in the 19 th century. 14 Ziggurat Construction in the shape of a ziggurat constructed as a monument in the 19 th century. 15 Lookout point A wooden platform. Views from here are extensive over the river Dyji/Thaya 16 Turning point for vehicles 17 Wooden electricity pole 18 Cement electricity pole 19 Remains of former bridge Partially tarmacked. A small section of electricity pole lying on the ground. Electricity pole still standing with cables cut off. The former bridge was destroyed during flooding in 2002. Consists of timbers, and soil with cement platforms. Barbed wire was entangled in its base, probably stretching across and possibly in the water. 67 68 69 20 Ford Ford across river reinforced with cement blocks 21 Former shooting range 22 Large stone boulders blocking former patrol Site of former shooting range for border guards. Visitors encouraged through blocked entrances to take alternative routes. 71 70 184
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Contents Acknowledgements 11 CHAPTE
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The end of a journey 212 Sammanfatt
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