During the war Stützpunktgruppe Breskens had several
layouts. In 1942 it consisted of Breskens, Nieuwe Sluis and Groede.
In 1942 permission was given to built a Panzerstützpunkt.
After realisation of it in 1943 the troops were deployed in an
other way and Stp Gr Breskens was reduced to only the village and the
harbour.
The name Panzerstützpunkt was scrapped from the documents.
This is the reason for the still visible changes in the numbering of
the bunkers in the whole area.
As noted in the main menu of Zeeland, the naval AA defences of the entrance of the
Westerschelde was under one commander who was situated in Vlissingen.
The Südbattery was on the dike nearby the old French fortress Frederik
Hendrik, just west of Breskens.
In 2004 were left:
Most of the bunkers are part of Stp Süd, W.N. I. For more details, see the good book on Breskens by Ben Muller in our Sources.
In the summer of 2004 a sudden proces was started.
The 607 and the 633 were demolished.
The scrapyard has been moved to the city of Terneuzen which leds to the
demolition of several smaller buildings on that terrain.
The 633 first had number 45, later number 27.