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5: CASE STUDY 2: THE CZECH/AUSTRIAN BORDER path 23 Large drain construction Not marked on tourist maps. Cement drainage with metal mesh lid located at the bottom of a steep slope. 24 Memorial stone Memorial to Vladimir Urbášek born 1967 and died 1990. No further information about this memorial could be gained. 25 Cut off wooden poles A line of electricity poles cut off between 0–20 cm above ground. 66 26 Indents in the ground Two linear features most probably caused by the former fence and maintained after its removal by water running down the slope. 27 Cement poles Remains of additional, smaller, fence located on the north side of the patrol path. This was a lower fence, judging from the approximately 1.20m high cement poles. It is likely it was used to stop stones falling onto the patrol path and fence line from the northern slope. 28 Border guard hut A small border guard hut near an old ford across the river. The structure is in poor state of repair. Inside, the walls and ceiling are covered with graffiti. 72–74 29 Building formerly used as Čižov border guard station The building functioned as a factory before WWII. It now houses an information centre run by the Park Administration and a small museum (nature theme). 30 Road to Hardegg Road leads to border crossing by Hardegg (now a pedestrian crossing) 31 Information board Added here between my visits in 2009 185
AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE IRON CURTAIN and 2010 with information about the area including some information about the fence and watch tower. 32 Concrete blocks Anti-vehicle cement blocks. Their exact original position is not known but is likely to have been placed to stop vehicles along the road to Hardegg. 33 Remains of fence One row of former fence line has been kept here which consists of wooden poles and barbed wire. One gate is located within this fence. 34 Watch tower The only watch tower to remain in the area. 62 62 62 35 Iron rods A series of cast iron rods (11cm wide) are located at the very steep slope through the valley. This suggests there was never a tarmacked road here and that these rods were required for safe stepping when the ground was wet. 36 Clearing in woodland Clearing in woodland at the site of a former watch tower. 37 Lukov border guard station Was made into a police station after the fall of the Iron Curtain and is now a domestic building. 38 Memorial stone A commemoration of people extradited from Vranov 39 Memorial stone A commemoration of people extradited from Šafov 40 Former location of watch towers Former location of watch towers on route into Vranov. 186
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Contents Acknowledgements 11 CHAPTE
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The end of a journey 212 Sammanfatt
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