An incredible discover within the bunkers in Mamerki
shew is a small forest settlement close to Węgorzewo, the place there’s a advanced of former bunkers Headquarters of the German Land Forces (OKH). The city and the bunkers grew to become well-known in 2016, when the tenant of the world – Bartłomiej Plebańczyk – who runs a museum there, introduced that there could also be fragments of Amber Room. That sensational data sparked nice curiosity on this distinctive space. Now, searches for varied “treasures” happen there repeatedly. One of many search groups just lately managed to return throughout an attention-grabbing discover.
As Bartlomiej Plebańczyk knowledgeable, a group outfitted with metallic detectors discovered a “storage website of navy tools“The objects have been buried at a depth of roughly one meter. “What has been recognized to this point is kitchen tools and varied forms of navy metal stoves,” he stated in an announcement despatched to PAP.
This isn’t the top of the search in Mamerki
What appears to be extraordinarily necessary in reference to the latest discover is the truth that it could be solely the start of discoveries on this explicit place. “Sheet metallic plates have been additionally discovered within the floor, which can conceal entry to different tools saved underground,” the museum proprietor instructed PAP. “There are excessive probabilities that there are others beneath the primary layer of recognized objects,” he defined.
Bunker advanced in Mamerki was created within the years 1940-44. Though this place isn’t as common as Adolf Hitler’s headquarters in Gierłoż, known as the “Wolf’s Lair”, it’s equally spectacular and significantly better preserved. Within the forest there are bolstered concrete shelters with partitions over 7 m thick and over 250 different objects. There have been residential barracks, guardhouses and anti-aircraft protection posts, and even casinos, a cinema, a hospital, a sauna and a put up workplace. All this was utilized by 40 German generals and about 1.5 thousand troopers.
Supply: Radio ZET/PAP/interia.pl
