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This country’s Cold War paranoia left it riddled with bunkers. Now they’re coming back to life (CNN Travel)

On November 29, 2024November 29, 2024 By Justin CalderónIn Europe, TravelLeave a comment

Former communist dictator Enveh Hoxha left Albania covered by thousands of bunkers. Now the once-isolated country is turning them into attractions.

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