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The Menez-Hom hill placed between the Brest harbour and the Douarnenez bay, although only about 350 m height, dominates the surrounding territory. Therefore, during the WW II the German Wehrmacht decided to establish on its top a Stutzpunkt (support point) for controlling and eventually impeding access to the Crozon peninsula to foreign troops. The available literature gives only fragmentary information about it but the mention of a Gerat (device— radar?) belonging to the FuMB686 Wolga and the presence of rests of a Seetakt radar on the Menez-Hom hill at the end of the war make the location of the Stutzpunkt Wolga at the top of the Menez-Hom hill highly probable. The visit of the Stutzpunkt site took place on 27/08/2010 and allowed to identify many of its components and to determine its organization.

The WW II German &lt;i&gt;St&#252;tzpunkt&lt;/i&gt; on the Menez-Hom (Finist&#232;re-FR)

The WW II German <i>Stützpunkt</i> on the Menez-Hom (Finistère-FR)