NEXT Week WE ARE GOING BACK HERE and to the Sarin plant part, I will try to answer some of your questions about how this worked in the next video, it is hard to tell from a walk through. More information coming not to worry.
Chlorine trifluoride is the agent of choice for separating uranium and plutonium. The plutonium components form a solid, while uranium forms a liquid or gas, depending on the temperature, that can be easily separated. Building a bunkered multimillion Reichsmark production complex for a material whose use was questionable and which no one wanted makes no sense. The question arises as to where possible processing of transuranic elements could have taken place. Such a location should be able to be identified using isotope distribution. What actually speaks against the fact that the Soviets continued to operate the facility for their nuclear program at least for the first few years after the war? Finally, the first uranium ore came from Germany.
~ and when they left, they took every indication of what they found with them. We have no idea if they understood it or not (what was here) My impression of the Kremlin and soviets is that they are thieves, always looking for a free ride, a magic answer to get them ahead a path that leads to weakness and ignorance in my opinion
Magnificent structure and explorations. We seem to recall from our RMA Sandhurst studies many years ago that 'N-Stoff/N-Stuff' was one of the two main components for the fuelling of the ME 262 jet fighter. It and it's other component were contained in separate fuel tanks and mixed within the 'engine' itself. Refuelling killed many SS personnel during that time. Anna Reise has a film interview somewhere in the public domain about flying this machine and it's propensity to explode before take off for no apparent reason...(that the flying personnel knew about - sounds very much like N-stoff reacted). Thank you for your many historical videos....stay well, stay safe. Helen with Kat and Teri with Robyn (Eastern UK Fenlands)
My old chemistry teacher in 70's was young graduate end of WW2. They were taken to Germany. He said they were amazed how advanced Germany was in synthetics and chemistry. Some 20 years ahead of the Allies. Rip Mr Homer..
The sign in the one room You thought said said something about fuel or high voltage, actually reads as "Attention! Technical Equipment IS Pumped Remotely!"
Good evening brother hope alls well loving the video and are enjoying a day with my son and daughter . Thank you for all you do to help educate us on the places and people . Hope your day or evening is a great one ❤
Very well done. Tino! Following your programs you see the connection to the world of today from the time of the 30s' & the 2nd world war. The all too often repeated " nothing to see here folks" and the popcorn history tales we have been fed over the decades become increasingly obvious for their lack of transparency & outright cover ups. Thank for your hard work, and a thank you to the folks that help you out at all these various sites you bring to us. You have great day!
Interesting installation Tino. I find it difficult to believe the Germans manufactured volatile chemicals in this facility unless we are not seeing all of it.
The room with the 3 huge tanks .. perhaps water storage as there was another large tank for which you smelled fuel at 41:20 but creating chemicals requires different chemicals and compounds stored separately
Wow... That facility absolutely boggles the mind with its size and complexity. I can't even begin to imagine the amount of money and labor that went into its construction and outfitting. Not to mention the logistics involved in getting construction materials on site, and later on, the supplies needed to keep it and the personnel stationed there up and running. It does also make you wonder what else may be out there lurking underground that has yet to be found, perhaps nowhere near this facility in size or complexity. But I just have to believe there are still a number of bunkers out there long forgotten that haven't echoed a single footstep since the end of the war. I vaguely remember one archeologist mentioning that at one point in the war(Or just prior to it...), the Germans were averaging roughly three square feet underground for every one square foot they built above ground. Take that with a grain of salt, it was a very long time ago that I saw the documentary in which that was mentioned. There's a good chance I could be misremembering what was said. Anywho, thank you for sharing this. This was unbelievably fascinating to watch, and I am beyond excited to see and hear what is coming in the following video.
@@tedwarden1608 ....and here we go!!! It's always all about U$$A, a broke corporation that's in a *34 TRILLION DOLLAR SLAVE DEBT* system ready to implode and collapse at any time now.....duuuuuuuhhhhhhhhh
I know C-Stoff and T-Stoff as the fuel for the ME163 and that combo was nasty enough, but first I've heard of N-Stoff. Sounds just as nasty as C and T.
Great video Tino ty! I love your narrator voice, outstanding, calm and soothing. You could work for other channels and whatnot as a narrator, have you done so beforehand?
VERY fascinating stuff. As much research as has been done, there's still so much buried that we may never be privy to. The commenter that mentioned human test subjects made me start to wonder....
There's rumours the Nazis successfully created a Time Machine in 1945 but destroyed it when the Allies were closing in so they wouldn't learn of its secrets
The electrical circuitry and the breaker panels plus the huge fuel reservoirs suggest, in soviet times, a front HQ for full NBC warfare. Front in the soviet mil order terminology
Very interesting video, strange how it was not really investigated until 1999, one of the most intriguing videos I have seen in months, very well narrated. Thoroughly enjoyed this video.
Germany produced Sarin nerve gas but as a retaliatory weapon in case the allies used it. Hitler was totally against such a use having been poisoned in WW1 by gas weapons and his friends in the army.
How can inventing something be "retaliatory", online nazi apologist? The Nazis invented Sarin, sorry for your bad English, but you need to think of some other lame excuse for genocide. The Germans were paranoid that nerve gasses would be used in retaliation. See how English actually works? You need to learn it, to not have strangers do this so easily to you. So they stockpiled nerve gas in munitions and everything else, in massive quantities, in case they were ever used against them first from other people discovering it.
Amazing but money, time, congcrete, labor spent is mind boggling and never to be used again. Thanks Tino for great videos! You could easily get lost in there and if you lights go out you may find your way out!
Quite frankly the identical rooms and layout looks more like a prison or secure holding facility. It certainly doesn't look like a laboratory or industrial complex. The hallways with rooms on either side with no other access and thick walls strikes me as some kind of dormitory.
Regarding the clicking from possible Radon, Radon is sticky. It will stick to your clothing, skin and lungs, but it will also cling to your equipment, such as the Geiger counter. So if you passed through an area with a high level of Radon, your meter will be "smelling itself" until the Radon decays. That said, I don't think that was Radon contamination. That was something else.
I was escorted off this property in January of 2016. We couldn't understand each other much, but they gave the impression that it was going to be opened somehow soon. Guess i have to watch all 2 hours ;)
Food for thought. Those office spaces in that area were add by the Russians for war time readiness storage. The area was all open during the nazi time frame for refining equipment. The outer areas along the walls was observation and control points of the refinery equipment. Great video Tino and thanks for taking us along. 👍👍👍👍👍🍻
I guess, the rooms in -4 were double as high and the concrete Shelfs in -3 had crane rails on them. Maybe the russians added extra floors and brick walls do get more smaller rooms for just sleeping and personal instead of produktion and machinery, where you need higher rooms. Ciao, Bernd
I have worked in old buildings when you see red pipes that means it’s for fire suppression the one room you asked about the sign it’s was a room that had big pumps for fire suppression you also have to remember that the place had more than one boiler room and you also had big big fans that moved air all around in it I seen a couple of those fan room tunnels and they also ran the pipes in those tunnels I also have to wonder how they feed all the people that worked there and I know they had to sleep there too but I hope I did explain some of the other big rooms in there I enjoyed your video of this piece of history
Positive pressure ventilation to keep the air free of chemicals. Reminds me of the new plant at Aldermaston, when I had a job interview there. But thats another story, told in the local newspapers.
There's an enormous amount of wall tile, white, which I think would have to be put on the walls by hand. If all of this tile had to be installed by hand, that itself is a massive amount of work. Could tile be installed in sheets? Is this material really tile of the kind that would be used on the walls of a bathroom? Although the video shows a lot, it is very difficult to understand how the space was used or was to be used. Without some commentary, this video only shows but does not tell much at all.
Oh no typical German workmanship the entire first floor was tiled floor and ceiling in the next episode from there I'm going to try to break down how it worked as far as We Know
I too, am amazed at how dry everything is. I'm sure it feels damp and cool....but I would think that place would leak water.....but maybe the concrete is so thick it can't. I know some people are very concerned about the air quality and how it may poison you....I remember the people who died from King Tuts tomb....the locals said they died from a curse.....but they found out later it was some kind of strange mold....But that tomb was sealed with no air for a thousand years. Atleast this place has pipes through it. So you know even without blowers the air does get around some. I would not worry about the lead paint since your not grinding it off making dust.
THANKS TINO....IT IS UTMOST INTERESTING video. The NBC war it is something behind the scenes for the Western allies and the Russians.Greetings from Mexico City.
Why don’t you take with you, a small canister of compressed air and an aqua lung? Why don’t you take with you, gadgets to monitor the gases? And a geiger counter that only makes a noise when there’s a significant increase in radioactivity?
its quite funny the difference between where you first entered into the blocked concrete tunnel to the white tiled walls in the main section, the décor is very much a desired taste and not for me, it be like working in a public toilet or shower block, cold and depressing, must have effected those working there, although the green paintwork is meant to be calming as this was used in hospitals a lot really good to see many of the metal features still in place, gives an idea of what was in place and what might be going on there it's a very intriguing, full of what seems vast corridors with few very small rooms off them (apart from the odd large one here and there), very little space to work and more room in the corridor, imagine the small rooms with desks etc making them even smaller, worse than prison cells i know you keep calling it a chemical plant, possibly from surrounding evidence, documents and persons working there, but where's the hard evidence, be worth getting someone to bring a test kit to see if any residues were still present - i know if i were there, i wouldn't be touching stuff with bare fingers
I apologize this seems to be rude however I wouldn't take my dog into that facility and I certainly would be using a full face respirator with hepa filters. The Geiger counter is a great touch but may give a false sense of security as seen here 36:20 and throughout are lead based paint hazards which are currently in friable condition, meaning air borne, floor borne and everything borne. Also as clandestine research lab who knows what else could be lurking. Better take those vitamins, namely minerals for lead detox or just get the blood work tested for it. (research your supplements if you plan on using them and don't OD) I take supplements but you need to know the details (taking vitamins isn't good for you but if your body needs them and they aren't there then its bad for you)) . As for the pet dog... I should add that 'our main man' isn't disturbing things, too often, usually. The floors may have crumbling paint from the era whether from the walls or directly painted, to be certain. Listen for the crunch crunch crunch of walking feet on crunchy lead based paint. Its "heavy" so it falls out of the air 'rather' quickly but still BE CAREFUL!
Lead paint is the least of your problems down there. It is bound and the little you are exposed to for that short time is negligible. It is worse with airborne organisms such as toxic mold and, above all, that the oxygen runs out at the bottom. Life threatening not to have an oxygen mask.
So Falkenhagen, Germany is about 10 miles west of the Polish border (Oder River) and it appears this facility is about a mile and a half east of Falkenhagen. Was the idea that the poison gasses made here would be released from here to drift east into Poland, and beyond? As I'm sure this team will explore (or has already) the Soviets had a huge bunker compound about an hour or two east of Moscow.
If any uranium was processed with ClF3 in that facility (it releases pure chlorine gas during that operation, btw), I reckon any UF6 released (as a solid) would have reacted with water yielding hydrofluoric acid and uranium oxide (UF6 is a solid, it sublimates around 55-56°C). Logically, those particles would have been washed away by some kind of decontamination procedure and could have made their way to a containment pond. Now, as it has a good density (almost as much as lead) I'd say it would have a tendency to go fast to the bottom and any kind of further mixing or swirling action would have pushed it even deeper in the sediment...
@Lost Battlefields w Tino Struckman Tino at 35.02 minutes in; WHY is the a red white light on, right hand side of the wall when the bunker is DEAD decommissioned Thanks Jonathan
The blueprints were drafted in the 1930's... So they knew exactly what they were doing... And based on the enormous amount of uranium oxide left over for nuclear bombs,,, they had help before the construction began...
If this bunker's conception or beginnings in planning and construction were in 1938, I wonder if the secrecy was still a part of hiding Germany's intention of war related to its rearmament and economy, even if it was ostensibly just for chemical manufacturing
Bunker looks like they had tactical nukes during Soviet times, same type of bunker arrangements in Poland where they had tactical nukes. You should dig deeper on Hybrids, Ubermench themes, most of that is STILL HIGLHY CLASSIFIED!
It is truly amazing how much effort and resources they put into constructing the facility and manufacturing a chemical which had no useful function beyond circus tricks. It stands as a testament to misguided leadership which gets hooked onto a pet project.
Great video as always.🙂 What I find so odd about WW2 is how the alliance was willing to make deals with the Nazis to stop Russia gaining certain technology or information. The war was in a large part only won thanks to the Russians, it's insane to think even as they laid down their lives to defend the alliance that the alliance was basically setting them up as a future enemy, ala the Cold War. I mean was Communism ever really a threat, the ideals of nations are long standing and I fail to see how it was a concern, a concern that after the war it seems was feared more than Nazism. I find the whole of this all fascinating, yet at the same time quite disturbing as you really have to wonder what was the point of WW2 and did many who laid down their lives end up being dishonoured by the backroom deals and then harbouring of large swathes of the Nazi ranks. History books seem to leave out so much, this channel is really great at gaining a better understanding. Do you write books also?
banking and wealth transfer is what was being done here... in WW2 ... Russia played a big part but the west / Capitalism is 100 % against Socialism ... Capitalism learned imperialism feeds the greed of Capitalism ... Humans need to learn from our mistakes ... AI is the answer I know this because the greedy capitalist don't want humankind to us AI just yet. its time to remove all these deadly weapons in our world ... the top 1% will use these weapons to keep us divided ... as humans.
The basic difference between nazis and communists is pretty simple: One wants to kill or enslave you then steal your stuff, after a show-trial, of course the other wants to steal your stuff, then kill or enslave you, with our without a "show trial".. Left wing / right wing? the terms are related to the language of murderous 19th century French "revolutionaries. The "seating arrangements around the "big table we based on HOW the killing and theft was to be conducted, . See the above definitions for a clue.
Ever thought of doing one out your comfort zone like the Pakanbaru Death Railway in Sumatra or you scared of Tigers , we've all heard of the Thai Burma Death Railway but there was another
As soon as I managed to convince a network to fund these ideas there's not really anywhere I wouldn't go but there is a financial constraint to what I can do on my own :-(
@@tinostruckmann totally understandable Tino just the things you don't see in books or in MSM you go out your way to cover , how many people know of the Pakanbaru Death Railway closer to 0-2% that know of the Thai Burma one .Keep on Punching Tino 👊👊🇦🇺♥️👌
@@tinostruckmann I agree with @zerozero7even, you have what it takes to stay independent-and transparent-and honest...MSM will force a distortion, to match the narrative-just as soon as you sign your rights away for a big fat check!! Don't do it!
I wonder how the videographer had enough air to breathe when deep in the tunnels. I don't see that he was carrying any O2 indicator or even a canary bird. This TH-cam shows a great deal but tells us almost nothing about what we are seeing. Were the items painted yellow by the Russians?
Because I'm stubborn and pig-headed and just because I'm not feeling good doesn't mean I'm going to stop filming and show you everything I can while I'm still standing LOL I know this one is hard to actually piece together by a walkthrough showing the next episode we're going to actually show you what we know of what was done where
NEXT Week WE ARE GOING BACK HERE and to the Sarin plant part, I will try to answer some of your questions about how this worked in the next video, it is hard to tell from a walk through. More information coming not to worry.
Chlorine trifluoride is the agent of choice for separating uranium and plutonium. The plutonium components form a solid, while uranium forms a liquid or gas, depending on the temperature, that can be easily separated. Building a bunkered multimillion Reichsmark production complex for a material whose use was questionable and which no one wanted makes no sense. The question arises as to where possible processing of transuranic elements could have taken place. Such a location should be able to be identified using isotope distribution. What actually speaks against the fact that the Soviets continued to operate the facility for their nuclear program at least for the first few years after the war? Finally, the first uranium ore came from Germany.
~ and when they left, they took every indication of what they found with them. We have no idea if they understood it or not (what was here)
My impression of the Kremlin and soviets is that they are thieves, always looking for a free ride, a magic answer to get them ahead
a path that leads to weakness and ignorance in my opinion
Magnificent structure and explorations. We seem to recall from our RMA Sandhurst studies many years ago that 'N-Stoff/N-Stuff' was one of the two main components for the fuelling of the ME 262 jet fighter. It and it's other component were contained in separate fuel tanks and mixed within the 'engine' itself. Refuelling killed many SS personnel during that time. Anna Reise has a film interview somewhere in the public domain about flying this machine and it's propensity to explode before take off for no apparent reason...(that the flying personnel knew about - sounds very much like N-stoff reacted). Thank you for your many historical videos....stay well, stay safe. Helen with Kat and Teri with Robyn (Eastern UK Fenlands)
the plane was the Me 163 Komet rocket intercepter and the fuels were c-stoff and T-stoff
First thing that came to my mind to. But not 262,. The 163 though.
you mean the walthers engined comet rocket plane 163
My old chemistry teacher in 70's was young graduate end of WW2. They were taken to Germany. He said they were amazed how advanced Germany was in synthetics and chemistry. Some 20 years ahead of the Allies. Rip Mr Homer..
In deed
The sign in the one room You thought said said something about fuel or high voltage, actually reads as "Attention! Technical Equipment IS Pumped Remotely!"
one small chemical related mistake, it's Cl (C - L as in ChLorine), not CI. so, n-stoff is ClF3 (C-L-F-3)
I am surprised at how dry that bunker is, also the amount of torch scars from the demolition was crazy.
An amazing facility. Many thanks for bringing this to us. Looking forward to part two
Good evening brother hope alls well loving the video and are enjoying a day with my son and daughter . Thank you for all you do to help educate us on the places and people . Hope your day or evening is a great one ❤
Very well done. Tino! Following your programs you see the connection to the world of today from the time of the 30s' & the 2nd world war. The all too often repeated " nothing to see here folks"
and the popcorn history tales we have been fed over the decades become increasingly obvious for their lack of transparency & outright cover ups. Thank for your hard work, and a thank you to the folks that help you out at all these various sites you bring to us. You have great day!
WOW!!! This blew my mind. In my humble opinion the best ever 👌. Thank you so much for finding this and sharing this amazing video
I would like you some day to do a video on Panzer factory in Czech that was codenamed Richard.
Is that Munitions factory Richard B5, If so you have to wait untill 2070 apparently lots of nasty stuff in there. perhaps not the whole compund
Interesting installation Tino. I find it difficult to believe the Germans manufactured volatile chemicals in this facility unless we are not seeing all of it.
The room with the 3 huge tanks .. perhaps water storage as there was another large tank for which you smelled fuel at 41:20 but creating chemicals requires different chemicals and compounds stored separately
Wow... That facility absolutely boggles the mind with its size and complexity. I can't even begin to imagine the amount of money and labor that went into its construction and outfitting. Not to mention the logistics involved in getting construction materials on site, and later on, the supplies needed to keep it and the personnel stationed there up and running.
It does also make you wonder what else may be out there lurking underground that has yet to be found, perhaps nowhere near this facility in size or complexity. But I just have to believe there are still a number of bunkers out there long forgotten that haven't echoed a single footstep since the end of the war. I vaguely remember one archeologist mentioning that at one point in the war(Or just prior to it...), the Germans were averaging roughly three square feet underground for every one square foot they built above ground. Take that with a grain of salt, it was a very long time ago that I saw the documentary in which that was mentioned. There's a good chance I could be misremembering what was said.
Anywho, thank you for sharing this. This was unbelievably fascinating to watch, and I am beyond excited to see and hear what is coming in the following video.
You should see the cost of Los Alamos.
@@tedwarden1608 ....and here we go!!! It's always all about U$$A, a broke corporation that's in a *34 TRILLION DOLLAR SLAVE DEBT* system ready to implode and collapse at any time now.....duuuuuuuhhhhhhhhh
I know C-Stoff and T-Stoff as the fuel for the ME163 and that combo was nasty enough, but first I've heard of N-Stoff. Sounds just as nasty as C and T.
Great video Tino ty! I love your narrator voice, outstanding, calm and soothing. You could work for other channels and whatnot as a narrator, have you done so beforehand?
This is amazingly big, a lot of resources have been put in to this. Wow.
This for me is the most historically interesting video absolutely amazing a big thank you.
VERY fascinating stuff. As much research as has been done, there's still so much buried that we may never be privy to. The commenter that mentioned human test subjects made me start to wonder....
There's rumours the Nazis successfully created a Time Machine in 1945 but destroyed it when the Allies were closing in so they wouldn't learn of its secrets
There would have with the Japanese.
@@zagan1Chlorine Trifluoride was part of the Final Solution.
wichtige arbeit von tino.
The electrical circuitry and the breaker panels plus the huge fuel reservoirs suggest, in soviet times, a front HQ for full NBC warfare. Front in the soviet mil order terminology
Very interesting video, strange how it was not really investigated until 1999, one of the most intriguing videos I have seen in months, very well narrated. Thoroughly enjoyed this video.
That's one hell of an episode. And a very scay piece of the history puzzle.
Just brilliant, Tino! Another awesome job.
*"Being SS in Germany means no more than being democrat in the US"*
~US General George S. Patton
As a whole generation of Ukrainian youth have just found out..
This is a severe insult towards the SS
Exactly. @@DT-wp4hk
Germany produced Sarin nerve gas but as a retaliatory weapon in case the allies used it. Hitler was totally against such a use having been poisoned in WW1 by gas weapons and his friends in the army.
Hitler was poisoned by his "friends" while serving in WWI? I know about his gas injuries during battle but was there another incident? Friendly fire?
How can inventing something be "retaliatory", online nazi apologist? The Nazis invented Sarin, sorry for your bad English, but you need to think of some other lame excuse for genocide.
The Germans were paranoid that nerve gasses would be used in retaliation. See how English actually works? You need to learn it, to not have strangers do this so easily to you.
So they stockpiled nerve gas in munitions and everything else, in massive quantities, in case they were ever used against them first from other people discovering it.
Think I read he was poisoned with Mustard Gas.
Yes, I knew that, but I think another poster said his "friends" did it. I was wondering if it was friendly fire...
He wasn't against Zyklon.
Amazing but money, time, congcrete, labor spent is mind boggling and never to be used again. Thanks Tino for great videos! You could easily get lost in there and if you lights go out you may find your way out!
Quite frankly the identical rooms and layout looks more like a prison or secure holding facility. It certainly doesn't look like a laboratory or industrial complex. The hallways with rooms on either side with no other access and thick walls strikes me as some kind of dormitory.
A mix of the two makes sense
Oohh N stoft sounds almost like Flourine ( The Tyranasourus of the Elements of the periodic Table!)
Regarding the clicking from possible Radon, Radon is sticky. It will stick to your clothing, skin and lungs, but it will also cling to your equipment, such as the Geiger counter. So if you passed through an area with a high level of Radon, your meter will be "smelling itself" until the Radon decays. That said, I don't think that was Radon contamination. That was something else.
great editing and voice over !
I was escorted off this property in January of 2016. We couldn't understand each other much, but they gave the impression that it was going to be opened somehow soon. Guess i have to watch all 2 hours ;)
Wow Tino! Great work 👍👍👍
Its's beautiful! It looks like a map from Half-Life 🙂
Food for thought. Those office spaces in that area were add by the Russians for war time readiness storage. The area was all open during the nazi time frame for refining equipment. The outer areas along the walls was observation and control points of the refinery equipment. Great video Tino and thanks for taking us along. 👍👍👍👍👍🍻
That was excellent Tino.👍🇬🇧
I guess, the rooms in -4 were double as high and the concrete Shelfs in -3 had crane rails on them.
Maybe the russians added extra floors and brick walls do get more smaller rooms
for just sleeping and personal instead of produktion and machinery, where you need higher rooms.
Ciao, Bernd
Same thing I was thinking
You got the best video my brother 😊
I have worked in old buildings when you see red pipes that means it’s for fire suppression the one room you asked about the sign it’s was a room that had big pumps for fire suppression you also have to remember that the place had more than one boiler room and you also had big big fans that moved air all around in it I seen a couple of those fan room tunnels and they also ran the pipes in those tunnels I also have to wonder how they feed all the people that worked there and I know they had to sleep there too but I hope I did explain some of the other big rooms in there I enjoyed your video of this piece of history
At 52.00 sign says
No entrance unauthorised people
Positive pressure ventilation to keep the air free of chemicals. Reminds me of the new plant at Aldermaston, when I had a job interview there. But thats another story, told in the local newspapers.
There's an enormous amount of wall tile, white, which I think would have to be put on the walls by hand. If all of this tile had to be installed by hand, that itself is a massive amount of work. Could tile be installed in sheets? Is this material really tile of the kind that would be used on the walls of a bathroom?
Although the video shows a lot, it is very difficult to understand how the space was used or was to be used. Without some commentary, this video only shows but does not tell much at all.
Oh no typical German workmanship the entire first floor was tiled floor and ceiling in the next episode from there I'm going to try to break down how it worked as far as We Know
The GER 3D Viewer would be a great piece of equipment for you Tino. It's a ground penetrating system that can get visuals to about 18 meters.
There are GPR that can go up to 70m deep.
I too, am amazed at how dry everything is. I'm sure it feels damp and cool....but I would think that place would leak water.....but maybe the concrete is so thick it can't. I know some people are very concerned about the air quality and how it may poison you....I remember the people who died from King Tuts tomb....the locals said they died from a curse.....but they found out later it was some kind of strange mold....But that tomb was sealed with no air for a thousand years. Atleast this place has pipes through it. So you know even without blowers the air does get around some. I would not worry about the lead paint since your not grinding it off making dust.
well they lined the walls during construction and apparently did a really good job doing it. and there is no way rain water can get in either
GOOD 38:00
Amazing! 40:58 > Likely to contain an unplanned detonation from within here 41:19
Well done.
You're awesome.
I love exploring these tunnels with you. Have you thought of changing your title to Lost Battlefields Explorer??
THANKS TINO....IT IS UTMOST INTERESTING video. The NBC war it is something behind the scenes for the Western allies and the Russians.Greetings from Mexico City.
Those numbered rooms in the bottom floor are for human subject!! They tested chemicals on people
I thought that was post war soviet construction
Too big, and there would be access doors in the doors too.
14:11 Churchill a true war criminal 14:11
Excellent. Am watching your tutorials before messing with my bike.
Why don’t you take with you, a small canister of compressed air and an aqua lung?
Why don’t you take with you, gadgets to monitor the gases?
And a geiger counter that only makes a noise when there’s a significant increase in radioactivity?
Excellent episode.
AREA 151 looks like it housed entire shopsire. Replete with shopkeepers: keeping up with production
Thank you for your hard work to share these very interesting sites you explore…thank you and be safe🙏🏻🇺🇸
its quite funny the difference between where you first entered into the blocked concrete tunnel to the white tiled walls in the main section, the décor is very much a desired taste and not for me, it be like working in a public toilet or shower block, cold and depressing, must have effected those working there, although the green paintwork is meant to be calming as this was used in hospitals a lot
really good to see many of the metal features still in place, gives an idea of what was in place and what might be going on there
it's a very intriguing, full of what seems vast corridors with few very small rooms off them (apart from the odd large one here and there), very little space to work and more room in the corridor, imagine the small rooms with desks etc making them even smaller, worse than prison cells
i know you keep calling it a chemical plant, possibly from surrounding evidence, documents and persons working there, but where's the hard evidence, be worth getting someone to bring a test kit to see if any residues were still present - i know if i were there, i wouldn't be touching stuff with bare fingers
The numbered rooms look like a prison!
Thinking about "Paper Clip story"that it make sense that the US got a deal with SS on the documents...
I apologize this seems to be rude however I wouldn't take my dog into that facility and I certainly would be using a full face respirator with hepa filters. The Geiger counter is a great touch but may give a false sense of security as seen here 36:20 and throughout are lead based paint hazards which are currently in friable condition, meaning air borne, floor borne and everything borne. Also as clandestine research lab who knows what else could be lurking. Better take those vitamins, namely minerals for lead detox or just get the blood work tested for it. (research your supplements if you plan on using them and don't OD) I take supplements but you need to know the details (taking vitamins isn't good for you but if your body needs them and they aren't there then its bad for you)) . As for the pet dog...
I should add that 'our main man' isn't disturbing things, too often, usually. The floors may have crumbling paint from the era whether from the walls or directly painted, to be certain. Listen for the crunch crunch crunch of walking feet on crunchy lead based paint. Its "heavy" so it falls out of the air 'rather' quickly but still BE CAREFUL!
Lead paint is the least of your problems down there. It is bound and the little you are exposed to for that short time is negligible. It is worse with airborne organisms such as toxic mold and, above all, that the oxygen runs out at the bottom. Life threatening not to have an oxygen mask.
WOW, Such a maze!
So Falkenhagen, Germany is about 10 miles west of the Polish border (Oder River) and it appears this facility is about a mile and a half east of Falkenhagen. Was the idea that the poison gasses made here would be released from here to drift east into Poland, and beyond? As I'm sure this team will explore (or has already) the Soviets had a huge bunker compound about an hour or two east of Moscow.
Maybe next time a co meter or what firefighters wear to protect for low oxigen ? We dont want to lose you
My stepdad worked in the ig farben building in Berlin in the early sixties for the us army during the Cold War
Tino, what model of geiger counter do you use ??
What you hear is the Raysid , i think tino uses soeks 112
Mind boggling bunker. Could get lost in it. Where did all the soil etc go?
That is some crafty camp on the roof of those building! Allowing real trees to grow up there, gotta hand it to the Germans!
Rudi Falkenhagen was a Dutch actor.
Has anyone tested the bottom residue in the water reservoirs for radiation ?
You know I don't think we did but since we're going back that's a good point
If any uranium was processed with ClF3 in that facility (it releases pure chlorine gas during that operation, btw), I reckon any UF6 released (as a solid) would have reacted with water yielding hydrofluoric acid and uranium oxide (UF6 is a solid, it sublimates around 55-56°C). Logically, those particles would have been washed away by some kind of decontamination procedure and could have made their way to a containment pond. Now, as it has a good density (almost as much as lead) I'd say it would have a tendency to go fast to the bottom and any kind of further mixing or swirling action would have pushed it even deeper in the sediment...
So very interesting !!!!!!
Thankyou for sharing this
Glad you enjoyed it next episode from there Sunday
Wow!, great job my friend,IT seems that German technology was always a step ahead🤯
Really frustrating how it's all so old and re-used there's not much more than speculation we can do.
I agree but when it comes to what was what in the bunker I'm going to go over what we do now in the next episode from there
Was this place originally designed as a chemical production facility or an HQ for the party leadership?
@Lost Battlefields w Tino Struckman
Tino at 35.02 minutes in; WHY is the a red white light on, right hand side of the wall when the bunker is DEAD decommissioned
Thanks
Jonathan
Can it be that the cameralight made it look like the light is on?
Talk about spooky ..... N-stoff (nuclear-stuff) -- what a story !
Amazing
The blueprints were drafted in the 1930's... So they knew exactly what they were doing... And based on the enormous amount of uranium oxide left over for nuclear bombs,,, they had help before the construction began...
Its definitely a research bunker that could hold human subjects
Truly fascinating
If this bunker's conception or beginnings in planning and construction were in 1938, I wonder if the secrecy was still a part of hiding Germany's intention of war related to its rearmament and economy, even if it was ostensibly just for chemical manufacturing
Bunker looks like they had tactical nukes during Soviet times, same type of bunker arrangements in Poland where they had tactical nukes. You should dig deeper on Hybrids, Ubermench themes, most of that is STILL HIGLHY CLASSIFIED!
What’s a hybrid?
A cross between a human and an alien or animal like a wolf@@mariC061
@@mariC061 Part human, part???
Stop breathing air!@munteza9262
What did Joseph say when you showed him this vid ?
It is truly amazing how much effort and resources they put into constructing the facility and manufacturing a chemical which had no useful function beyond circus tricks.
It stands as a testament to misguided leadership which gets hooked onto a pet project.
substance N is super spooky lol
Well apparently it will light your cigar Without fire LOL
1:23:00. Looks Like storage vaults for different conpounds. If one vault had a failure the one next door would be safe.
Thanks!
Why thank you Bonnie it is much appreciated and Happy Thanksgiving from here
1:23:00 - Offices and laboratories for testing and various synthesis ?
brilliant find.
14.16 Churchill ordered the use in The Hague, Holland > to combat the V-weapon sites.
Chlorine’s periodic symbol is CL, not Ci although it’s understandable if you don’t consider its spelling or pronunciation.
Great video as always.🙂
What I find so odd about WW2 is how the alliance was willing to make deals with the Nazis to stop Russia gaining certain technology or information. The war was in a large part only won thanks to the Russians, it's insane to think even as they laid down their lives to defend the alliance that the alliance was basically setting them up as a future enemy, ala the Cold War.
I mean was Communism ever really a threat, the ideals of nations are long standing and I fail to see how it was a concern, a concern that after the war it seems was feared more than Nazism. I find the whole of this all fascinating, yet at the same time quite disturbing as you really have to wonder what was the point of WW2 and did many who laid down their lives end up being dishonoured by the backroom deals and then harbouring of large swathes of the Nazi ranks. History books seem to leave out so much, this channel is really great at gaining a better understanding. Do you write books also?
banking and wealth transfer is what was being done here... in WW2 ... Russia played a big part but the west / Capitalism is 100 % against Socialism ... Capitalism learned imperialism feeds the greed of Capitalism ... Humans need to learn from our mistakes ... AI is the answer I know this because the greedy capitalist don't want humankind to us AI just yet. its time to remove all these deadly weapons in our world ... the top 1% will use these weapons to keep us divided ... as humans.
The basic difference between nazis and communists is pretty simple:
One wants to kill or enslave you then steal your stuff, after a show-trial, of course the other wants to steal your stuff, then kill or enslave you, with our without a "show trial"..
Left wing / right wing?
the terms are related to the language of murderous 19th century French "revolutionaries. The "seating arrangements around the "big table we based on HOW the killing and theft was to be conducted, . See the above definitions for a clue.
Yes communists were worse than nazis. Over 100 million people have been murder by communists.
Germany wasted so much on building stuff that wasn't used.
Marvelous(though disturbing) view into the Mind of war.
Wolfenstein bunker
Half floors are called mezzanines. Eg first floor, first floor mezzanine, second floor, second floor mezzanine and so on.
Ever thought of doing one out your comfort zone like the Pakanbaru Death Railway in Sumatra or you scared of Tigers , we've all heard of the Thai Burma Death Railway but there was another
As soon as I managed to convince a network to fund these ideas there's not really anywhere I wouldn't go but there is a financial constraint to what I can do on my own :-(
@@tinostruckmann totally understandable Tino just the things you don't see in books or in MSM you go out your way to cover , how many people know of the Pakanbaru Death Railway closer to 0-2% that know of the Thai Burma one .Keep on Punching Tino 👊👊🇦🇺♥️👌
@CJArnold-hd3ey, wow how smart u r, u can make ur own podcast & make some money, smart pants😅😅!!!
@@tinostruckmann I agree with @zerozero7even, you have what it takes to stay independent-and transparent-and honest...MSM will force a distortion, to match the narrative-just as soon as you sign your rights away for a big fat check!! Don't do it!
How about a study of Japanese WW2 looting and how it was hidden and or found. "Gold Warriors" is a book everyone should read
Thanks :)
Was that a bottle of vodka next to the bathtub?
Makes you kinda wander what other monsters did they create and who has them?
I wonder how the videographer had enough air to breathe when deep in the tunnels. I don't see that he was carrying any O2 indicator or even a canary bird. This TH-cam shows a great deal but tells us almost nothing about what we are seeing. Were the items painted yellow by the Russians?
Because I'm stubborn and pig-headed and just because I'm not feeling good doesn't mean I'm going to stop filming and show you everything I can while I'm still standing LOL I know this one is hard to actually piece together by a walkthrough showing the next episode we're going to actually show you what we know of what was done where
Did the SS produce Soman?