At first glance, the hospital in the southwestern German city of Ulm looks much like any other. Patients sit in reception areas waiting to be called, doctors roam the halls looking at reports or their phones. Only the uniformed soldiers among the staff hint at military ties. Yet many meters beneath its busy wards lies a Cold War-era bunker that has suddenly become relevant again.
At first glance, the hospital in the southwestern German city of Ulm looks much like any other. Patients sit in reception areas waiting to be called, doctors roam the halls looking at reports or their phones. Only the uniformed soldiers among the staff hint at military ties. Yet many meters beneath its busy wards lies a Cold War-era bunker that has suddenly become relevant again.
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