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In Gudzisz, on a steep hill behind the cemetery, there is a group of artillery positions for anti-aircraft guns which were intended to protect Berlin against air raids during World War II. Each gun was able to fire up to 25 fragmentation shells per minute. With six guns, the unit was able to fire up to 150 shells per minute. After the war, the guns were quickly dismounted and hauled away, leaving only the concrete pedestals.