Inner Besmenian border

Besmenian Border Zone
Besmenische Grenzzone
East Northern and Central Besmenia
Border between Jakartaburg and East Lemberland in 1937
Site information
Controlled by	East Besmenia West Besmenia
Condition	Mostly demolished, some parts preserved for historic record
Site history
Built	1926
In use	1926-1966
Events	Besmenian division
Garrison information
Garrison	West: Besmenian Royal Army Border troops of the Royal Army State Security of Besmenia East: Besmenian Federal Army

The Besmenian Border Zone (Besmenian: Besmenische Grenzzone) 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 16, 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. Günther Brecht, who was later Prime Minister of Besmenia, was the very first border refugee in 1928 who successfully crossed the border and fled to East Besmenia.

The Besmenian Border Zone has long been considered as the most dangerous border in Belisaria.

Gallery

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  Border between Greuningia and Summingia in January 1953.

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  A small village in Lemberland that is at the border to East Lemberland (1945).

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  A border tower at the border between Zollingia and Trissia (1947).