The Secret Nazi Fortress Hidden In The Alps | Last Secrets Of The 3rd Reich

The Secret Nazi Fortress Hidden In The Alps | Last Secrets Of The 3rd Reich | War Stories

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In the last weeks of the Third Reich, the Nazi regime goes about hiding their immense riches in the Alps, but was this 'Alpine Fortress' an elaborate bluff or a serious plan for future Nazi resurgence? What happened to the hidden Nazi treasure? Was this home to a Nazi wonder weapon? We follow the trail of these old mysteries and uncover what happened in the turbulent last days of the Third Reich.
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@maximiliankolbe_NIN Рік тому

Can you just imagine the amount of “sticky fingers” after the war? How many servicemen, officers and even normal citizens ended up filthy rich at the end of the war? Or even very well off. There was friggen train loads of gold and cash in country after country. There’s NO way it was all kept track of!

@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980 Рік тому

Many items that 'sprouted legs & walked off' 😉 during the war. Have popped up all over the place over the years. It's still going on to this very day. A few years ago a valuable painting that was looted during the war was discovered. Hanging in the museum at the University of Utah. The man who donated after his death had 'acquired' it while he was serving in Germany. After a close inspection it was discovered that it was on the list of stolen property. Wanted by the Monuments Men commission, & it was eventually returned to its rightful owners.

@dreadwaters7898 Рік тому

I mean if you get shelled for 5 years and survive it you deserve a bit more then a medal and a parade when you get home.

@eaglezxz3354 Рік тому

How about the pallets of cash shipped to the middle east a few yrs ago?????..have heard stories about that .

@justinthompson1757 Рік тому

@@eaglezxz3354 gov’t paying there opium debts.

@thesaints-7-andrew. Рік тому

@@dreadwaters7898 Best comment here.

@CarlosSantos-bk4yl Рік тому

Excelente postagem, vídeo maravilhoso 👏🏻👊🏻✌🏻

@man_in_red 4 місяці тому

De verdade vive brasil

@chris.asi_romeo 7 місяців тому

A good old mystery is perfect for midnight watching. 😯😯

@joepipito7431 Рік тому

Always producing great videos Keep them coming 👍👍👍

@BridgesDontFly Рік тому

@16:07🔍 Didn't know the Nazis had the new $100 bills back then. To say they were ahead of the times is an understatement.

@died4us590 Рік тому

I know right, and the guy in the submersible was looking for new species of worms. Why am i watching this.

@gq2055 Рік тому

They time traveled to get those franklins. Die Glocke

@Dhitter Рік тому

The Nazis also used Jewish artists to make fake "pound notes". Several years ago a lake was inspected and a stash of "pound notes" was found.

@bertplank8011 7 місяців тому

Yes...the video is absolute garbage.Incidently Himmlers niece married an Israeli post war....and that's a fact.

@mikeypiros6647 Рік тому

ANOTHER GOOD ONE,THANX!

@mohammedsaysrashid3587 Рік тому

Most Wonderful Introducing of Informative & excellent Historical Documentary coverage by (War Stories) channel

@drewburgess8097 Рік тому

The lost SS gold most likely made its way to South America with the SS commanders who made it there

@brandonlamontcooper8141 Рік тому

it's possible. do you think the union will reunite again, or isn't it possible that we never lost contact with each other as a community? or brotherhood?

@brandonlamontcooper8141 Рік тому

@@OnlyWhemy thanks.. it sounds possible, see ya

@brandonlamontcooper8141 Рік тому

@@OnlyWhemy wait a moment.. who are they and who do you talk to about these topics? I know a good place to connect and grow?

@bertplank8011 7 місяців тому

Most likely ended in the hands of the architects of the war....the bankers.

@terrybrown5402 Рік тому

There is definetely still gold and treasures unaccounted for in those regions. Just the same as treasure is here from the carribean pirate days. It still turns up from time to time. And it may not be huge caches but there are probably even a couple of those still out there.

@boostfiend 5 місяців тому

Pirate treasure is always tough. Because, Pirates.... don't use large enough chests. Always spilling over....

@aaronkerr5993 3 місяці тому

Lots of lost treasures including art, artifacts, jewels and more were found some years back in Texas. A soldier was mailing things to his family in Texas. But apparently he never sold any of it off, they recovered almost everything from his children.

@davidmckayii752 8 місяців тому

Incredible stories. Thanks for sharing.

@MBSill Рік тому

Outstanding video! Love your channel!

@voraciousreader3341 10 місяців тому

If you had read any books about the war, you’d have been able to spot the errors and hyperbole as easily as I did. People should never think that they’re learning anything about any subject from documentaries….there are many errors and a great deal of hyperbole in this episode to a disappointing degree. But I know this bc I _have_ been reading about this war, for 35 years. I watch videos like this when I can stand to in order to see historic footage, but I was so disgusted that I had to stop watching before 7 minutes ticked over.

@thomasel9171 Місяць тому

@@voraciousreader3341that's the really frightening thing, our children are being educated by 10 second tiktok videos at worst, and this at best. History is gradually being rewritten in the minds of future "historians"

@wildcolonialman Рік тому

Fascinating.

@johnwright291 9 місяців тому

A fascinating and very well made production.

@allgood6760 Рік тому

Thanks mate 👍

@timothyaschauer1993 Рік тому

I recognize Strub Kaserne. I was stationed there for a year 02/81-01/82. Our community HQ building had a conference room in it which had a great carpet covering the floor. The eagle and swastika was built into the floor and had to be covered as it could not be structurally removed without causing great harm to the building. We did some bunker hunting. It was amazing.

@jasonpopp2026 Рік тому

i was stationed at Pioneer Kaserne

@voornaam3191 Рік тому

I was a Dutch soldier between Hamburg und Bremen. During large scale Nato excersizes, we were always told, men, we should be glad we can practice things we can't possibly do at home. Deutschland is a lot larger than the Netherlands. So, behave yourselves, please. When you know that even the Dutch had occupied a small part of Germany after WW2, though during the 80's that was pretty long ago, it is always good to know why I actually was a draft soldier in Germany. Think about that, why did those armies stay in Germany for so long? I believe the Americans have not even gone home today. No wonder Mr Putin is worried. The nuclear missiles, you know. Sure Putin is not exactly a saint, but do you see those conservative Russians do have a point? And I do not like a Second Cold War at all. No matter who is right or wrong, we all should stop the situation of super powers being afraid of each other. Build schools, not kasernes. Do you see why? Nobody really wants war!

@voornaam3191 Рік тому

In my home town, we got the problem of the national police school during WW2. These policemen were bloody fanatic and dangerous, if you had done something wrong. But still, a friend told me of an exception. People walking long distances, looking for some food, were supposed to be back at 8 in the evening. But there was a large German soldier, who was known to wave his hand: hurry, go home! He risked quite a bit, but my town knew, that one soldier would not report you to the police. Which is great. A friendly enemy soldier.

@joeygarcia6783 10 місяців тому

❤

@liakayte7734 8 місяців тому

@@voornaam3191 and NATO ! Why America made that organization after war? What reason and who leader and founds in 1945? Not Hitlers idea? He was next to Atlantic Ocean...

@seymourwrasse3321 Рік тому

the guy with the fake gold presented a valuable lesson, if you find gold, keep your mouth shut

@jimburg621 Рік тому

people find things and want to/have to brag about it, shhhhhhhhhhh, cash in and shut up aslready!

@warpig7493 Рік тому

Right! lol

@jackjones9460 Рік тому

Which is why no one heard what happened to the remaining gold. Why would anyone living know the location of immense wealth and not use it?

@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980 Рік тому

@@jackjones9460 & that’s what Swiss bank accounts are for hon. The Swiss (& a few other countries) are rather well known for their. We ask no questions & give out no information when asked banking systems.

@loveofmangos001 Рік тому

This is just me but if I was someone hiding gold with Germany falling down around me, I would have sealed it with rocks and dynamite and made sure it could not be found except by me, not just leave it at the bottom of a lake. The real treasure may be sealed away forever, those who knew its location took the secrets to their grave.

@haroldmclean3755 Рік тому

The Southern Alps are Very Beautiful 👍

@katherineguthrie1558 Рік тому

Yes they are !!! My family lived there from 1974-1977.

@jfrtbikgkdhjbeep9974 Рік тому

This was well done, a very good, decent, docunentary. I was totally intrigued and captivated by this. ty

@bravefastrabbit770 Рік тому

Great piece of propaganda indeed

@GerardVaughan-qe7ml Рік тому

How "us good guys" won. And 80 years later we are so happy !

@1734-Jason 8 місяців тому

The Vatican's probably got there grotty hand on most of the gold

@michaelmallal9101 Рік тому

Maybe a painting by Botticelli or Vermeer would be sufficient?

@Administrator_O-5 7 місяців тому

I believe it was a misunderstanding, a verbal typo if you will. They weren't talking about an "Alpine Redoubt", they were talking about the "Argentine Reroute"...

@jackhammer7776 Рік тому

The SS gold is long gone they came back for it after the war and it's long gone. Now the smaller caches are gold or still out there. Meaning regular soldiers had this crated gold or had that and then tell anybody about it. Maybe they were killed forgot about where it was after they retreat it. But most of that gold was reused to rebuild Germany. There's so many videos in the 60s and 70s of waffen SS soldiers coming together celebrating their reunions. And they are with the regular army and tank commanders. Are you telling me all these guys didn't know where the gold was sure they did.

@johnwright291 9 місяців тому

I agree. No doubt a lot of gold was stashed away. But no one and I mean no one is going to forget about it and leave it. I think that its very highly unlikely that any went unclaimed.

@chilIychilI 9 місяців тому

75mil+ ppl met an early and sudden death in ww||. I'm sure some of them hid their wealth and it has not been discovered yet. The numbers are just to staggering. 75 million people... 🤷🏼‍♂️ You think we found every hiding spot? I definitely don't think so. We found money I hid as a kid on Easter like 15 yrs later. 😂

@noeld5292 Рік тому

Scorcaze's funeral was creepy...modern day young people holding up their hands in the old salute in 1975...sad

@ordmoore8120 Рік тому

He was a true warrior tho,he trained the Israelis to .make his past go away

@Mr-Damage Рік тому

13:00 the Hordon was never going to fly as a stable platform without fly by wire computer inputs, ask Lockheed about that.

@smtx2117 Рік тому

Actually it did fly, the problem was it was only stable at a certain speed range. It was also a pain to steer (as is the case with flying wings) its only real purpose was a a bomber.

@protipskiptoendofvideoandr286 Рік тому

@@smtx2117 yup, still absolutely amazing. Took how many years before another flying wing would take to the skys?

@ollihp Рік тому

That may b true about HORDON but the HORTEN 229 V3 certainly did just as allies were advancing & yankees got hold of it.

@serget2168 Рік тому

If you like WW1 OR WW2 you will be amazed by Tino lost battlefield content the tunnels weapons and what why certain things are still hidden

@kyblue32 Рік тому

Very cool

@drmarkintexas-400 Рік тому

🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing

@kenallen9082 7 місяців тому

Can anyone imagine if Germany had been able to mass produce these weapons. The world as we know it would be completely different. Scary.

@damianousley8833 6 місяців тому

The Germans ended up on the scary end of that argument with thousands of tonnes of bombs falling on industrial centres and towns. Destroy a city, just 2 to 4 kilotonnes of conventional bombs from one thousand aircraft, and viola a smoldering ruin.

@tomcruze7898 6 місяців тому

Would it?

@brandonlamontcooper8141 Рік тому

thank you my friends

@bobbysenterprises3220 8 місяців тому

Yep. All these heritage and protected areas & habitats seem to be inconvenient places. Must be they knew people wouldn't be able to search there.

@dipanwitadasgupta5221 8 місяців тому

I heard on another very informative video that the Allies had made Germany pay twice - they too had made no attempt to try to return confiscated or seized illegally the valuable gold etc but quietly took it away but then they struck treaties for Germany making war reparations. So honestly speaking although both sides lost millions of lives in the end tally there were people of the same nature on both sides😮

@ahmedabd2259 2 місяці тому

I just love this channel

@TopSecretVid Рік тому

Austria and Switzerland are beautiful places..

@HonchHeado Рік тому

Of course Otto didn't fly to Spain with gold he put it in a Swiss bank.

@my11badkids78 Рік тому

Just think Tom Segura bought Hitlers teacup on the black market for over 20,000 dollars and gave it to Bert Kreischer for his birthday.

@BigMoney23223 Рік тому

Imagine someone visiting his shop and seeing the “gold” behind cheap glass panels. In the states he’d be broken into every other night cause people wouldn’t know the story

@rbilleaud 6 місяців тому

The Battle of the Bulge is a perfect example of why the Germans would not have been able to make much of their Alpine Fortress - no gas. All the military equipment in the world won't do you a bit of good.without oil.

@GerardVaughan-qe7ml Рік тому

He forgot to mention the "WMD's" but I guess in those days it was "wunder weapons".

@jabersawaya7131 Рік тому

Amazing document for this final episode of the Third Reich

@johnlansing2902 8 місяців тому

Read the book Reich of the Black Sun …. Has great info about the Bavarian area at the end of the war .

@monicavanderwesthuizen6374 Рік тому

Wow . I am an avid Historian. Never have I seen information like this re WW2 . Please also research the Italian POW in South Africa under Paul Kruger The British a sent them to South Africa during the war in North Africa ie Egypt. I believe we as South Africans treated them well. They have added so much value to our country and are very much integrated into our South African Famiglia. I believe they also need a voice and for the Italian community to be heard. I am proudly Afrikaans but was taught this great history oof mater builders, engineers and well FAmiglia from an early age .

@voraciousreader3341 10 місяців тому

Well, I am glad to hear that the Italian POWs ended up being good citizens, because they certainly sucked at being soldiers, lol!

@captainamerica3531 3 місяці тому

Excellent

@Chris-us6pk Рік тому

ChinaJoe's favorite ice cream flavor is redhead with freckles.

@man_in_red 4 місяці тому

41:57 scorzani is looking pretty jacked look at them shoulder caps and massive triceps. I imagine as much treasure was found there is still millions out there. The hundreds of miles of underfround tunnels they built could never be totally explored if i had to guess thats where i would say alot of it still is.

@Johnnycdrums Рік тому

That's crazy, melt that stuff down, those metal alloys are worth money.

@Flint_Ironstagg Рік тому

1:58 it's tony shalhoub, moonlighting as a ww2 historian

@Michael-of8gg 9 місяців тому

I went to high school in Germany. I dream of going back to visit. So beautiful and green. Went Kaiserslaughtern (k town) and lived in a tiny town about 45 minutes away. Kirtzenheim. Sooo much history. All the castles

@jonburrows2684 8 місяців тому

Arabs have taken over Germany now. It's all theirs

@jonburrows2684 8 місяців тому

Lots of Allan snackbars in Germany now.

@PS-jr1yq 7 місяців тому

@@jonburrows2684Kaiserslautern*****

@jonburrows2684 7 місяців тому

@@PS-jr1yq no hablo Espanol

@Johnnycdrums Рік тому

We have to get this gold. Tell Austria and Germany, too bad.

@Only_God_Is_Allah_SWT Рік тому

Imagine how much gold would be recovered if you invade the Great Britain. Enough to make the poorest country in the world a wealthiest superpower in the history. I remember Churchill was doing the same by boats and ships.

@scotttyson7970 9 місяців тому

Yep

@Arctic204 Рік тому

I was just watching war history with dad

@aurobinson9309 Рік тому

So you expect me to think that little log has been there since WW2

@silvermediastudio Рік тому

the one that's saw cut on both sides XD these theatrical reincarnations are such a joke. As if they're going to pick up live UXO from 80 years ago bare handed.

@audiearmorer2686 3 місяці тому

I myself have sold some of these recovered Bernard notes . I believe they were selling around 2020 , for about $800 USD per note !

@lucianasalles7272 Рік тому

Só desejo que meu Deus esteja com vocês em tudo, e isso é o meu tudo.

@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4 Рік тому

0:50 Alp!!! I need somebody!! 🎶🎶 Alp not just any body AaaaAlp!!🎶🎶

@Mr_Perses Рік тому

Interesting documentaries, but the immersion is destroyed by ads every two minutes. Jesus Christ do really need to have 10 ad breaks per video?

@TravisBrady-wn8fr Місяць тому

WW2 is such a treasure trove of stories and legend.

@nicolasfauteux6621 3 дні тому

Ww2

@TyDomi 9 місяців тому

I met s brother and sister from Latvia back in 08' they said yhe Germans treated them better during occupation than the reds. Their parents couldn't find work after the war so moved to Germany to help rebuild, his father a carpenter/mother s semestres. He told me stories of German soldiers throwing medals and some uniforms into the woods trying to avoid being identified to avoid being a slave laborer

@user-iq5tu5xz1m 9 місяців тому

Cool. Split the loot man! Ya baby!😊

@ChicoCarvallo Рік тому

If the germans would make it to the Alps i have zero doubt the americans would nuke it like they did to Hiroshima and Nagasaki if it took to long fighting them.

@corydunaway 9 місяців тому

We didn't have enough nukes. Only 3 existed and 2 were dropped on Japan

@shizumaakiyama3129 Місяць тому

Why aren’t your videos available in Austria. I shared the links with a friend that lives in Austria and he cannot watch them. 😅

@Johnnycdrums Рік тому

As long as we get the gold before London, I'm good.

@kayr6422 8 місяців тому

Can one imagine the sticky fingers of the Fourth Riech?

@lucianasalles7272 Рік тому

Enquanto eu ajudar, emito minhas considerações

@johncox2865 Рік тому

23:45 And why, one might reasonably ask, would the Nazis have needed the help of a simple farmer, one who could betray their secrets?

@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980 Рік тому

Yes, they would have need it. Besides being difficult terrain to get about in. The Germans had *VERY* little gasoline/petrol available to them at this stage of the war. They also needed not only their animals & farm carts. But their physical aid as well. Boxes of gold aren't light, & its a *LOT* easier to hide. It if you have extra muscles to move it about. & they also could have relied upon the near fanatical loyalty of most these people. This was the ' beating heartland' of Hitler's political support amongst the German civilians.

@albarrowman3739 Рік тому

Lol pppppl ppl lp B B .

@morecowbell235 Рік тому

I was not looking for a "treasure hunting" video. Unfortunately, much of this video is just that. Besides, if something is found, it is not treasure. Most likely it was something stolen from people that were murdered.

@Dfthg-bz3hp Рік тому

Finders keepers

@reasonablyserious Рік тому

What kind of hidden treasure wouldn't be?

@ryanpark2049 9 місяців тому

Stealing from Jews was strictly prohibited by law and death penalty

@fpscanada3862 8 місяців тому

sonke neitzel is in like every mainstream ww2 doc...

@Pkarchpray16 Рік тому

The historian is a tool, Germany had some of the most advanced equipment of the time. Dont possibly think that if they truly believed they could turn the tide and get back into power, that they could develop the tech to recover it? He seemed a bit to dimissive of thier ambition.

@voornaam3191 Рік тому

They should have asked the Norwegian resistance for advise, fighting in the mountains. I bet the Allies did. I remember a Norwegian man telling me, new German troops travelling north were ambushed, a fact that not everybody knows. Seeing those valleys, you realise the German army didn't stand a chance, and there was no safe alternative route either. It was hurrying and hoping for the best. Oops. And another example of fighting and mountains is Afghanistan. There is a UKposts video on British troops going home and they only had to cross an Afghan valley. Well, they were slaughtered. Lesson, the Afghan mountain people is a people of warriors. They never give up. Enemies simply do not pass their valleys. Mountains are a dangerous place for armies. Better remember that, when you are a general or a soldier.

@voraciousreader3341 10 місяців тому

Do you even know when Norway was liberated?? For your information, the German troops occupying Norway capitulated without a struggle after the unconditional surrender in May 1945. So how were the Allies to get training from Norwegian resistance fighters?? Not to mention that the hyperbole and stretching of the truth in this episode is truly ridiculous!

@ulrich7819 9 місяців тому

Ja the Americans are famous for stealing Treasures, almost as bad as the Russian. ! Only thing is that the Americans still stealing from every Country, the latest Iraq 🇮🇶 with Trainloads of Goldbars. Where is that Gold now ? Nobody talks about it. !

@ulrich7819 9 місяців тому

Why always so many lies !

@eddieellison7679 8 місяців тому

Can someone explain why no one maintained these bunkers?

@thesaints-7-andrew. Рік тому

Watching from Greece.hi everybody.

@jamesmartin8385 Рік тому

Hello from the USA!

@thesaints-7-andrew. Рік тому

@@jamesmartin8385 hello James.

@rosesprog1722 Рік тому

Hello from french Canada, peace and happiness to you.

@thesaints-7-andrew. Рік тому

@@rosesprog1722 thank you very much.same to you. btw great profile photo.

@mosleyminer3237 Рік тому

If they want the gold. Look in South America where they spent it all

@tomfrazier1103 Рік тому

That's a Simpsons plot, Grandpa Simpson's unit recovered a bunch of Na$I gold...

@joostvanputte Рік тому

Hi ik ben Rik en ik spaar gloeilampen 😂 Zonder gekheid, interessante video weer!! 👍🏻

@damianousley8833 6 місяців тому

If the fathers who found the treasures that weren't recovered in bulk appeared suddenly well off, then it is safe bet the weath has already been spent decades many years ago in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s.

@MrBibi86 5 днів тому

*You watch one WW2 documentary and suddenly that all you see on UKposts* 😆🤣

@annamosier1950 Рік тому

wow yes true

@shizumaakiyama3129 Місяць тому

Well that explains why so many germans love Mayorca so much they gotta go visit the grandpapas and great grandpapas graves in mayorca 😅

@crunchie9362 Рік тому

"turns over log; 3 grenades"

@annamosier1950 Рік тому

Wow

@augusta8901 8 місяців тому

Those Benjamins at 16:06!!!

@louise_rose Рік тому

You conspicuously avoid mentioning the name of this "secret fortress" (unless it's "Schwatz" or the like, at 7:40, but I can't find any fort of that name) - is this because the place is still kept under wraps and people are discouraged from looking at it, by the Austrian authorities? Berchtesgaden is the most famous of these fortified places of course, but it's clearly not the one featured here.

@Vague101 Рік тому

Thought the same thing. Read articles saying it was all propaganda by the nazis others say it was a plan but they didn’t have enough resources to go through with it which would explain why there’s no photos of this “fortress”

@linuxuberuser 5 місяців тому

Their is so much to this story that is still untold

@organicmechanic5150 Рік тому

Edward Norton was Himmler 😂

@Carbonn6 Рік тому

I call Storm Bow

@zxtenn Рік тому

Von-Braun got the US to the moon, the smartest man of his time regarding rockets, etc.

@annamosier1950 Рік тому

wow planes made under ground

@pinoyhappynetwork Рік тому

Nothing compares to the yamashita treasure recovered by marcos sr. It includes a golden buddha and inside of head of the buddha are precious diamonds. It's the source of the marcos wealth up to this day.

@janblackman6204 Рік тому

Can’t hear it well enough to watch. What a pity

@jeffmedina43 Рік тому

I'm betting a lot of American officers skimmed a bit of gold off the top when stashes were found.Im also betting a few enlisted men were given a taste for their silence

@eviltwinzak 9 місяців тому

And well deserved.

@udayappanravanan9792 Рік тому

Hitlers plans went wrong because the counter attack of the soviet troops and the Allied landing were too speed than the nazis expected, they withdrew from kursk and leave the territory as empty, so the soviet advance were very rapid, the entire kursk offensive German division were got very tired with their long march, because of the worst Russian roads, the soviets and Allies advance might not allow the nazis to prepare that alpine fortress, and also the soviets were liberated Austria earlier of their Berlin offensive, so the speed of the Allied soviet army destroy the nazis nightmare, thank you.

@ABC-48483 Рік тому

Also it was the coldest winter on record, a million men froze to death I heard on the Russian front. Germans were like a few miles away from Moscow at one point. Russia got lucky

@udayappanravanan9792 Рік тому

@@ABC-48483 yes I agree with you sir, thank you

@ZaJaClt Рік тому

You genuinely believe if the winter was 10 degrees less cold they would have survived or something?

@ABC-48483 Рік тому

@@ZaJaClt yeah

@georgepreece2023 Рік тому

Nazis won the war

@katherinecooper6159 13 днів тому

This is the first I have heard of 'the America rocket' frightening

@skepticalhistorian797 Рік тому

10 minutes of talk on a fortress, 40 minutes on lost treasures... typical history Channel

@bmw-rider205 7 місяців тому

Cz sk subtitle?

@showbread9366 Рік тому

So definitely at the bottom of the lake = gold

@ToquzOghuzKhaganatekhan Рік тому

Himler ! command your coffee !

@Johnnycdrums Рік тому

Enlisted man interpreter at 38:38.

@SimonElenor Рік тому

Where do you think all the gold from fort knox came from.

@silvermediastudio Рік тому

Mostly N Carolina, Virginia, Nevada, California, and Alaska. But it's all long gone now.

@SimonElenor 9 місяців тому

Yep!

@kiwiblue2519 7 місяців тому

45:00 so if what you're saying is true. How much was lost and how much was recovered cause if those numbers match up. it's pretty naive to assume it can't be possible. AGAIN if what you're saying is true. How much was lost and how much was recovered?

@carsyoungtimerfreak1149 Рік тому

Interesting documentary. I question the danger of this. After all Japan was nuked, no doubt this could also be done to this Alpine region. I am convinced WWII would have ended very differently if the Nazis would not have wasted so much time, money and effort on the Holocaust... Irony is that most if not all of today's western governments are showing fascistic behaviour more and more... The Third Reich did win after all, certainly to cynics like me.

@ajmpatriot4899 6 місяців тому

Wow I never knew about this. It could’ve shaped up to be ugly, like an early Vietnam. Staying supplied would be the Nazis biggest hurdle. We would’ve found the tunnels eventually. Found them and cut them off.