inside the most eastern 134 ammunitionbunker I also made some new discoveries. I already discovered some texts on the weapons stored in this bunker in the western room as shown at the beginning of this topic...
In the eastern room I noticed three quite identical black squares on the wall which made me wonder why that is so... so i carefully scratched one of them and it appeared to be some chalk applied to the walls with some text underneath... so I scratched the surface of all three of them.
Underneath the chalk I found the text 'Stggr' with different numbers in front. in the upper right corner some red dots which seemed a fantasy at first, but as they are present with each of the three textmarkings, they must have a meaning.
could 'stggr' stand for stielhandgranate (althoug in that case it would rather be 'sthgr')??... fact is that the numbers possibly indicate the number of 'stggr' stacked allong each of the three walls inside the room... but what could be the meaning of the dots???
This room suffered an attack which damaged the text and chalk painted over it on one wall... so we can assume that the Germans themselves overpainted these texts... meaning at a certain time during the war this room no longer served as an ammo-storage and got another purpose... possibly as a personelshelter??? Due to the many bullet holes we can assume no ammo was present inside this room at time of the allied attack; as soldiers generally shoot at other soldiers we can assume that this room was manned during the allied taking of this stronghold.
Can anyone provide more info on the exact meaning of the text 'stgrr' and the dots next to it??
