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{{Infobox military installation | {{Infobox military installation | ||
| name = Besmenian | | name = Inner Besmenian border | ||
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| native_name = | | native_name = Innerbesmenische Grenze | ||
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The '''Besmenian | The '''Inner Besmenian border''' (Besmenian: Innerbesmenische Grenze) was the border between the [[Besmenian Empire|West Besmenia]] and [[East Besmenia]]. The border was blocked and guarded by the West Besmenian side in the spring of 1926. The reason was the [[Economic miracle in East Besmenia]], which also resulted that many residents moved from West Besmenia to East Besmenia. On June 13, 1966 the border was reopened and dismantling began. | ||
The border guards of the Royal Army which monitored the border had the order to shoot. As a result, border refugees died repeatedly. | The border guards of the Royal Army which monitored the border had the order to shoot. As a result, border refugees died repeatedly. | ||
The Besmenian | The Inner Besmenian border has long been considered as the one of the most dangerous border in [[Iearth]]. | ||
==Development== | ==Development== | ||
==Deaths of border refugees== | ==Deaths of border refugees== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<center><gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
File: Besmenian Border Zone1.jpg|Border between Sedakania and | File: Besmenian Border Zone1.jpg|Border between Sedakania and Tergau in January 1953. | ||
File: Besmenian Border Zone2.jpg|A small village in East Besmenia that is at the border to West Besmenia (1956). | File: Besmenian Border Zone2.jpg|A small village in East Besmenia that is at the border to West Besmenia (1956). | ||
File: Besmenian Border Zone3.jpg|A border tower at the border between South Lemberland and | File: Besmenian Border Zone3.jpg|A border tower at the border between South Lemberland and Neidenstein-Sulzburg (1947). | ||
</gallery></center> | </gallery></center> | ||
[[Category: Besmenia]] | [[Category: Besmenia]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:31, 31 March 2023
| Inner Besmenian border | |
|---|---|
Innerbesmenische Grenze | |
 Border between Jakartaburg and Summingia in 1939 | |
| File:Map of divided Besmenia2.png | |
| Site information | |
| Controlled by | |
| Condition | Mostly demolished, some parts preserved for historic record |
| Site history | |
| Built | 1926 |
| In use | 1926-1966 |
| Events | Besmenian division |
| Garrison information | |
| Garrison | West:
East: |
The Inner Besmenian border (Besmenian: Innerbesmenische Grenze) was the border between the West Besmenia and East Besmenia. The border was blocked and guarded by the West Besmenian side in the spring of 1926. The reason was the Economic miracle in East Besmenia, which also resulted that many residents moved from West Besmenia to East Besmenia. On June 13, 1966 the border was reopened and dismantling began.
The border guards of the Royal Army which monitored the border had the order to shoot. As a result, border refugees died repeatedly.
The Inner Besmenian border has long been considered as the one of the most dangerous border in Iearth.
Development
Deaths of border refugees
After 1966
Gallery
Border between Sedakania and Tergau in January 1953.
A small village in East Besmenia that is at the border to West Besmenia (1956).
A border tower at the border between South Lemberland and Neidenstein-Sulzburg (1947).
