Unearthing the Forgotten WW2 Bunkers of Anatolia College in Greece: A Hidden Underworld
Deep beneath the tranquil grounds of Anatolia College in Thessaloniki, Greece, lies a fascinating piece of forgotten World War II history: two well-preserved German bunkers. Constructed by the German occupation forces during the 1941-1944 occupation of Greece, these bunkers were built to protect Nazi personnel from aerial bombings while they used the college as a regional headquarters for their Balkan operations.
These bunkers, though over 80 years old, remain largely intact. The first bunker is a smaller structure, about 10 meters long, with two rooms on one side. Despite its modest size, it holds significant historical value.
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