Within Hohne Station and only accessible with permission. Kapo Cemetery. Within Hohne Station and only accessible with permission. German War Cemetery, Lohheide Memorial to Colonel General Werner Freiherr von Fritsch in Hoppenstedt (Lohheide). Schloss Bredebeck on the Liethbach stream (part of Hohne Camp). Since 1945 an officers mess. In the area of Osterheide and its neighbourhood: in Oerbke (to the west): Cemetery of the unknown soldiers Friedhof der Namenlosen, a war cemetery in which about 30,000 Russian prisoners-of-war from the Second World War were buried in mass graves. In and around Ostenholz (to the southwest): Timber-framed church with wooden tower dating back to 1724 Hoher Stein, a monument to the evacuation of the local communities in 1936 in order to create a Nazi military training area Sieben Steinhäuser, large dolmens (stone graves) from the New Stone Age. in the south of the training area in Wense (to the northwest): Gutskapelle, an impressive church built in 1558. See also British Forces Germany British Army of the Rhine Munster Training Area Sieben Steinhäuser Soltau-Lüneburg Training Area References Literature Olaf Mußmann: Geschichte des Truppenübungsplatzes Bergen. Münster 1996; Die Heidmark. Wandel einer Landschaft. Die Geschichte des Truppenübungsplatzes Bergen, Hinrich Baumann, Walsrode 2005, Judaslohn, Andree Hesse, crime novel, (set on the military training area and in Eichendorf [= Meißendorf]), External links Military training areas in Germany Lüneburg Heath Lower Saxony Heidmark 1935 establishments in Germany