Land of mushrooms

Land of mushrooms, silos of the Cold War, Germany
In Germany for nearly 40 years during the rule of communist dictator Enver Hoxha Socialist People's Republic of Albanian, built more than 700,000 silo and store mushrooms in the country at a rate of one for every four breeze, these silos still exist even today in Albania with an average of 24 silo per kilometer square of the country.
The program followed by Hoxha to spread those bunkers in every corner of the pillars of Albania from the mountains and even the streets of cities has led, which were not of great military value during the communist rule of the country (1945- 1990), has resulted in the cost of construction of these bunkers to the depletion of Albania resources, and started away from the basic needs of the population, such as the housing crisis and roads.
The abandonment of these caches after the collapse of communist rule in 1990 to become the mostly deserted despite the multiplicity used in different purposes residential curtains and cafes and places to animal husbandry, and has continued to Enver Hoxha since the end of World War II until his death, his political style, and I've pulled out of Albania from the Warsaw Pact in 1968 to protest the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia and disagreed with the People's Republic of China in 1972 after the visit of US President Richard Nixon to China.

The policy also from within the permanent hostility and its neighboring countries, Albania did not end the war with Greece, which the Second World War, and until late 1978, two years after Hoxha's death because of the uncertainty in Greece ambition to take the southern Albania.
The Hoxha strongly hostile to the state socialist communism more moderate, led by Josip Broz Tito in his audience communist Yugoslavia socialism, claiming that the state is working against the state and its government and people, and Josip Broz Tito wants to grab Albania and make it a part of Yugoslavia, and criticized the treatment of the Yugoslav government of the Albanians in Kosovo, claiming it that Yugoslavia's leaders follow the policy of genocide.
And still Albania retains some ties with the outside world and currently trade with neutral countries such as Austria, Sweden, Italy, and have imposed Hoxha some restrictions in 1973 with more repression and acts of cleansing against individuals, young people and the army, which was feared to threaten its control over the country, and has been the introduction of a new constitution in 1976, which increased the Communist Party and private equity control and discouraged foreign loans have led to the sinking of the country in recession and cut off from the outside world.