Since the end of the Second World War, rumors are circulating over a mysterious golden train of the Nazis, which is said to have disappeared near the Polish city of Walbrzych. All attempts to find the train have failed so far, but now the search can start again,
For decades, historians and Lucky Knights tried to track down the gold, the Nazis of which claimed to retire to the West to the West -Sovergant. But all traces were in the sand, not even scientific methods such as detailed seismic measurements, deep holes or radar images could bring light in the dark.
We were mainly looking for the lower Silezian city of Walbrzych, which is said to be the goal of the armored train.
There the gold and other stolen treasures in three cars would be hidden in a tunnel. But neither the tunnel and certainly not the train or the gold could ever be discovered.
Hunting the Nazi gold can start over
Due to an anonymous letter, the search can now require a new speed: Polish authorities said that the unknown sender calls a camouflaged tunnel. There were the three cars – 12 meters long, four meters wide and four meters high – parked behind a sliding -sample gate. According to the author of the letter, even more detailed data is still made available to the mayor of Walbrzych.
According to a spokeswoman for the city council, the letter “In fact and specific”, the letter also contains a site profile including the tunnel, a map where the tracks were laid and, last but not least, the report of an eyewitnesses.
Search officially hired long ago
It is now checked whether the instructions should be followed seriously, and the search was officially stopped years ago. What is certain is that numerous tunnel systems have been built under the city. It has also been proven that the national socialists wanted to hide large quantities of predatory material in the last months of the war.
Source: Krone
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