A FuS An Wotan II in Denmark (sic).

[SES (†)]

Hi,
You can imagine my surprise when I found the photo attached. The entire scenery is Danish and there is a clear description of the location (Flade Bakker, near Flade Kirke near Frederikshavn). Since Trenkle only lists nine of these systems and none of them in Denmark I was very skeptical. But a friend of mine quickly dug out an intel report from December 1944 describing a Wotan II and giving the exact location.
So that makes 10 Wotan II except if this one was moved in from France.
In my subsequent research I found an additional one in Breslau.
http://en.tracesofwar.com/article/37153 ... -Radar.htm
So that makes 11 if this one was not moved from France.

bregds
SES

[nordfriese]

Hi SES!

A "WOTAN-II" in Denmark! Nice find!

Are you sure about the one in Poland?
Ulf Balke listed in "Kampfgeschwader KG 100 'Wiking'” a
"Übersicht der X-Sendestationen" (Wotan-I).

At position 19 he wrote: "Petersberg, west. Trebnitz,
Schlesien, 250m NN, 1938/39"

The one in Poland is near Piotrkowiczki, which was
called in German "Peterwitz". The height was round
about 220m and it's south-west of Trebnitz (Trzebnica).

So could it have been a "Wotan-I"?

Best wishes
Rolf

[nordfriese]

Hi SES!

BTW
@Alkali posted already s.th. about Peterwitz some years ago...

https://www.geschichtsspuren.de/forum/h ... 28-30.html
Alkali 17.02.2013 22:15

Best wishes
Rolf

[SES (†)]

Hi Rolf,
You are most probably right - thank you.
mkg
SES

[SES (†)]

Hi SES!

A "WOTAN-II" in Denmark! Nice find!

Best wishes
Rolf

Yes I thought, that the days for those kind of surprises were long gone.
mkg
SES

[ju55dk]

Eine Zeichnung vom Dänischen Nachrichtendienst von Januar 1944. Deshalb glaube Ich nicht, das es von Frankreich nach Dänemark verlegt wurde. II KG 100 verlegte im Februar 1944 nach Aalborg, So es könnte damit zu tun haben. Der WOTAN war auch nicht länger in Dänemark bei Kriegsande.

Junker