Pěchotní srub N-S 83 "Lázně" - Pěchotní srub N-S 83 "Lázně"

Historically interesting place

Must See, Don't Forget .....

A place to visit

Hat down to the people who care for these sights

We found him in a beautiful grove, where a deer grazed nearby, what more could you want ?.

The cabin is one-sided, two-bell, built in resistance II. The volume of reinforced concrete is 1200 m3, the crew was 27 men. On the right, the log cabin had only a three-shot bell for a heavy machine gun, from where it would be possible to shoot meadows and an anti-tank obstacle towards the higher standing log cabin Březinka. On the left were loopholes for an anti-tank cannon and a twin of heavy machine guns. There was also an armored bell for a heavy machine gun. From this side of the log cabin there was a perfect view of the Bělovice valley. Weapons could shoot not only obstacle sectors and the forefield of the water cabin a few hundred meters away behind the river, but the whole fortress line on the opposite slopes to the village of Babí could be seen in the palm of your hand. The cabin was deprived of the main gunfire and bells during the German occupation. However, unlike all the buildings in the neighborhood, the earth wall and the stone plain in front of the front wall remained intact. After 2003, a group of teenagers made an effort to reconstruct the cabin. They chose a buried diamond moat, installed a new lattice door, built a wooden shelter by the cabin, and set up a "new museum" website. Then this activity gradually died away and the building remained abandoned again. The log cabin was transferred to KVH Náchod by the army in 2011 thanks to the support of the City of Náchod and is now used as a material depository for reconstruction and maintenance work within the Bělovky Fortress Open-Air Museum.