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25. 7. 2009

25. 7. 2009 Skull attributed to Hitler belonged to a woman

In connection with Adolf Hitler and his death, another mystery emerged in 2009. Nick Bellantoni examined a skull fragment that is being kept as Hitler's remains in Moscow. He claims it belonged to a woman.

20. 7. 2012

20 Jul 2012 Soldiers' bodies in perfectly preserved trenches

The remains of 21 German soldiers were discovered by archaeologists in perfectly preserved trenches from the First World War. Located in eastern France near the town of Carspach. They died after an explosion.

The tunnel of death from the First World War

It was not until decades after the end of the First World War that the so-called tunnel of death was found. Located near Reims, France, 275 young German soldiers were slowly dying there...

11. 7. 2012

11. 7. 2012 The sabre belonged to General Moravec

Nine years ago, Bohuslav Veselý found a suitcase in the garden of his house containing items belonging to General František Moravec. The suitcase with uniforms and a sabre was buried on the property by a friend of his family. The general fled from the Nazis to England.

4. 7. 2010

4. 7. 2010 283 German skulls buried

The remains of the original German inhabitants were buried near Deštné. It was speculated that they were murdered at the end of World War II. But their exact identities have not been established.

20. 5. 2016

20. 5. 2016 The tunnel the Jews dug with spoons

In 2016, archaeologists discovered a legendary tunnel dug by Jews during the Holocaust in the hope of escaping the Nazis. It is located in the forests near the Lithuanian capital Vilnius.

13. 5. 2013

13. 5. 2013 Soldier's body found in the forest

Forty-five-year-old man discovered the body of a dead soldier from World War II in the woods near Oldřišov in the Opava region eight years ago. Police officers, technicians and an expert from the Archaeological Institute in Opava immediately went to the site.

8 May 2013 Mussolini's secret bunker

Eight years ago, the public was able to see Benito Mussolini's secret bunker for the first time, at least through photographs. He had it built under his Rome headquarters in the Palazzo Venezia during World War II.

The most beautiful find of "Winter campaign 2021"

The anniversary of the end of the Second World War is approaching, so we have prepared such a small special for all warriors.

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