during the second world war british aircraft dropped heavy bombs within gosheim's borders on 22 february 1945 at 1400 hours. the bombs fell on "wiesental", "jamit", "täli" and on the "sturmbühl". the bombs were intended to destroy the heuberg railroad, the former railway line. none hit their intended target, but the harvest was destroyed for several years. the bomb craters were deep and have a diameter of . each bomb ejected and scattered of rock. even today there are still traces visible. it is believed that three unexploded bombs still remain buried in wiesental.