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Bratislava fortifications usually refers to the medieval city fortifications of Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, of which one gate and two sections of walls remain today. The Bratislava Castle was also heavily fortified. Other fortification systems were built in the following centuries, including a World War I artillery fortification system and World War I shelters, system of bunkers and fortifications built by the First Czechoslovak Republic between the World Wars, World War II aircraft raid shelters, fortifications built by the Nazi Germany in the city during World War II and finally Cold War-era city defenses including a system of 8,602 air raid and nuclear shelters capable of holding over 760,000 citizens, far more than the number of inhabitants. The pinnacle of the communist era c

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  • Bratislava fortifications usually refers to the medieval city fortifications of Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, of which one gate and two sections of walls remain today. The Bratislava Castle was also heavily fortified. Other fortification systems were built in the following centuries, including a World War I artillery fortification system and World War I shelters, system of bunkers and fortifications built by the First Czechoslovak Republic between the World Wars, World War II aircraft raid shelters, fortifications built by the Nazi Germany in the city during World War II and finally Cold War-era city defenses including a system of 8,602 air raid and nuclear shelters capable of holding over 760,000 citizens, far more than the number of inhabitants. The pinnacle of the communist era city defense was a military rocket base located on the Devínska Kobyla hill, the highest point in the city. (en)
  • Las fortificaciones de Bratislava suelen referirse a las fortificaciones medievales de la ciudad de Bratislava, la capital de Eslovaquia, de las que hoy quedan una puerta y dos tramos de muralla. El castillo de Bratislava también estaba fuertemente fortificado. En los siglos siguientes se construyeron otros sistemas de fortificación, como un sistema de fortificación de artillería y refugios de la Primera Guerra Mundial, un sistema de búnkeres y fortificaciones construidos por la Primera República Checoslovaca en el periodo de entreguerras, refugios antiaéreos de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, fortificaciones construidas por la Alemania nazi en la ciudad durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial y, por último, defensas de la ciudad en la época de la Guerra Fría, que incluían un sistema de 8.602 refugios antiaéreos y nucleares capaces de albergar a más de 760.000 ciudadanos, un número muy superior al de sus habitantes.​ La cúspide de la defensa de la ciudad en la época comunista fue una base militar de cohetes situada en la colina Devínska Kobyla, el punto más alto de la ciudad. (es)
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  • 13th century
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  • Siege by Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor, Siege by Ottoman Turks in the 16th century (en)
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  • The last remaining consistent stretch of Bratislava city walls (en)
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  • Mostly demolished, one city gate, a barbican, some bastions and some parts of city walls remain (en)
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  • Up to 85 meters including the top of St. Martin's Cathedral (en)
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  • Bratislava Fortifications (en)
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  • Partially (en)
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  • Slovakia (en)
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  • City fortifications (en)
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  • Bratislava fortifications usually refers to the medieval city fortifications of Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, of which one gate and two sections of walls remain today. The Bratislava Castle was also heavily fortified. Other fortification systems were built in the following centuries, including a World War I artillery fortification system and World War I shelters, system of bunkers and fortifications built by the First Czechoslovak Republic between the World Wars, World War II aircraft raid shelters, fortifications built by the Nazi Germany in the city during World War II and finally Cold War-era city defenses including a system of 8,602 air raid and nuclear shelters capable of holding over 760,000 citizens, far more than the number of inhabitants. The pinnacle of the communist era c (en)
  • Las fortificaciones de Bratislava suelen referirse a las fortificaciones medievales de la ciudad de Bratislava, la capital de Eslovaquia, de las que hoy quedan una puerta y dos tramos de muralla. El castillo de Bratislava también estaba fuertemente fortificado. En los siglos siguientes se construyeron otros sistemas de fortificación, como un sistema de fortificación de artillería y refugios de la Primera Guerra Mundial, un sistema de búnkeres y fortificaciones construidos por la Primera República Checoslovaca en el periodo de entreguerras, refugios antiaéreos de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, fortificaciones construidas por la Alemania nazi en la ciudad durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial y, por último, defensas de la ciudad en la época de la Guerra Fría, que incluían un sistema de 8.602 refugio (es)
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  • Bratislava fortifications (en)
  • Fortificaciones de Bratislava (es)
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  • Bratislava Fortifications (en)
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