Multilingual Fortification Dictionary

The Multilingual Fortification Dictionary (MFD) contains a illustrated list of fortifications and their translations in multiple languages (Croatian, Czech, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish).

 

For a definition of the World War II Atlantikwall, see: /files/Atlantikwall_definition_of_a_phenomenon.pdf

The IFC is considering to add new languages and new time periods, eventually including the ‘concrete’ and ‘reinforced concrete century’. IFC and EFFORTS will cooperate. See letter: /files/20181029_Efforts-IFC_MFD.pdf

 

You are invited to use the dictionary and to send comments etc. to the Secretariat, that will forward the comments to the Multilingual Fortification Dictionary Working Group. For a list of members of the Multilingual Fortification Dictionary Working Group see under the tab Contact.

 

Members of the Multilingual Fortification Dictionary Working Group can login here

 

A: Forme basiche delle fortificazioni

B: Estenzioni, opere aggiunte

C: Sistema Bastionato

D: Opere addizionali

E: Opere addizionali esterne - Opere avanzate - Opere staccate

F: Denominazioni, profili, opere in linea e ad angolo nel sistema bastionato

G: Linee di tiro

H: Piazza d'armi

J: Barricate ed elementi d'ostruzione (d'ostacolo) passivi

K: Sistemi e costruzioni idrauliche

L: Ricoveri, bunkers e casematte

M: Opere e macchine d'assedio - belliche (ossidionali)