馃嚨馃嚤 Fort 袩 (Parys贸w) zosta艂 zbudowany w latach 1886-1890 w ramach budowy pier艣cienia wewn臋trznego Twierdzy Warszawa. Fort sk艂ada艂 si臋 z cz臋艣ci czo艂owej i tylnej. Na cz臋艣膰 czo艂ow膮 sk艂ada艂y si臋: dwa wa艂y - ni偶szy ze stanowiskami piechoty i wy偶szy ze stanowiskami artylerii. W cz臋艣ci tylnej znajdowa艂y si臋 prochownia, sk艂ad amunicji i laboratorium. W 1889 r. na p贸艂nocny-wsch贸d od fortu wzniesiono wa艂 piechoty o narysie 艂amanym z suchym rowem, z kolei na po艂udniowy-zach贸d mie艣ci艂 si臋 wa艂 o narysie liniowym i bez rowu. Po kasacji warszawskiej twierdzy wykuto nisze na miny celem wysadzenia fortyfikacji, w贸wczas najprawdopodobniej zosta艂y wysadzone w powietrze poterna i schron pogotowia na styku prawego czo艂a i prawego barku. W 1921 r. fort otrzyma艂 now膮 nazw臋 - Fort Bema. W latach 1924-1939 fortyfikacje by艂y u偶ytkowane przez Wytw贸rni臋 Amunicji nr 1 "Pocisk". W贸wczas podj臋to rozbudow臋 obiekt贸w poprzez wzniesienie magazyn贸w na dziedzi艅cu i przedpolu fortu. R贸w przeci臋to trzema groblami oraz zniwelowano poszczeg贸lne wa艂y. W 1939 r. za艂og臋 fortu stanowi艂a pocz膮tkowo 202. kompania IV batalionu 30. Pu艂ku Strzelc贸w Kaniowskich dowodzona przez kpt. Bogdana Ro偶nowskiego, a od 9 wrze艣nia 1939 r. fort Bema by艂 broniony przez I batalion 144. Pu艂ku Piechoty pod dow贸dztwem mjr. Bronis艂awa Wadasa. Fort utrzyma艂 si臋 do 28 wrze艣nia 1939 r., kiedy Warszawa skapitulowa艂a. W latach 1940-1944 znajdowa艂y si臋 tu niemieckie magazyny uzbrojenia. Po II wojnie 艣wiatowej funkcjonowa艂 tu ob贸z dla je艅c贸w niemieckich. Nast臋pnie, w latach 1950-1978 fort Bema nale偶a艂 do zaplecza lotniska wojskowego Warszawa-Babice (Bemowo), nast臋pnie przej膮艂 go CWKS "Legia" Warszawa. W 1999 r. obszar dawnego fortu przej膮艂 Urz膮d Gminy Warszawa-Bemowo, kt贸ry przeznaczy艂 go na cele rekreacyjno-turystyczne. Obecnie jest to miejsce spacer贸w i wypoczynku dla turyst贸w i okolicznych mieszka艅c贸w.
馃嚞馃嚙 Fort 袩 (Parys贸w) was built in the years 1886-1890 as part of the construction of the inner ring of the Warsaw Fortress. The fort consisted of the front and rear parts. The frontal part consisted of: two embankments - the lower one with infantry positions and the higher one with artillery positions. In the rear part there was a powder magazine, ammunition store and a laboratory. In 1889, an infantry embankment with a broken outline with a dry ditch was erected to the north-east of the fort, while to the south-west there was an embankment with a linear outline and without a ditch. After the dissolution of the Warsaw fortress, mine niches were dug out in order to blow up the fortifications, then most probably the postern and the emergency shelter at the junction of the right forehead and right shoulder were blown up. In 1921, the fort was renamed Fort Bema. In the years 1924-1939, the fortifications were used by the Ammunition Factory No. 1 "Pocisk". It was then that the buildings were expanded by erecting warehouses in the courtyard and the foreground of the fort. The trench was cut with three dikes and individual embankments were leveled. In 1939, the fort's garrison was initially made up of 202 company of the 4th battalion of the 30th Kaniowski Rifle Regiment commanded by Capt. Bogdan Ro偶nowski, and from September 9, 1939, Bem's fort was defended by the 1st battalion of the 144th Infantry Regiment under the command of Maj. Bronis艂aw Wadas. The fort lasted until September 28, 1939, when Warsaw capitulated. In the years 1940-1944, German armaments warehouses were located here. After World War II, a camp for German prisoners of war functioned here. Then, in 1950-1978, Bem's fort belonged to the back of the Warsaw-Babice (Bemowo) military airport, then it was taken over by CWKS "Legia" Warszawa. In 1999, the area of the former fort was taken over by the Warsaw-Bemowo Commune Office, which allocated it for recreation and tourism. Currently, it is a place for walks and rest for tourists and local residents.
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