Tatic, Danijel Fortress Pula. Fortification system of the most important Austro-Hungarian naval base

It is no easy task to tell the story of a city created by the military, of its fortifications, and batteries, as well as the powerful arsenal that became the pride of the once glorious Austro-Hungarian monarchy, and yet not bother the reader with details about fortification systems that rack the historians´ brains. There could be much more to add, explain, and write, to show and to draw, but that is beyond the scope of this book, which was intended as a kind of tourist guide and an attempt to discover all the beauty and complexity of the fortification system of the former Austrian- and later Austro-Hungarian main naval base to the reader as simply as possible. The Pula Fortress consisted of a number of different types of forts and batteries, the majority of which are shown in this book, along with all other fortifications, including those used by the army and by the local population and their guests, coming from all parts of the dual monarchy and from the rest of the world to Pula.

The Pula fortress consisted of a number of different types of fortifications and batteries, most of which are shown in this book, together with all the other fortifications, including those serving the army, as well as the local population and their guests, who came to Pula from all parts of the Dual Monarchy and the rest of the world.