What is Hidden Inside This Bunker? Let’s Find Out ⚠️ Episode 25 I Opava

Welcome to Episode 25 of our exploration series, where we delve into abandoned bunkers. Today, we're in the Opava area of the Czech Republic.
Inside the bunker, we discover something unexpected - heaps of trash and scattered clothes. It seems like someone may have stayed here, perhaps during the summer months.
Join us as we explore this abandoned space and piece together clues about its mysterious visitors. What stories do these belongings tell?
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[@stevewoods293]

Very interesting 😅😅😅

[@stephenclarke4675]

Boat boys were living there.

[@davekreitzer4358]

Thank you very much for the tour , I just don't understand the tagging and vandalism by ignorant , small minded individuals !

[@RealityVibes07]

I am glad you liked the tour 😃💪🏻
Also I asked the same question to a colleague here in the Czech Republic, and the response was that some people just don't care. They don't understand the significance of history. These bunkers are like treasures; future generations should know this history. Even though I'm not from this country, I value the historical significance it holds, but it needs to be preserved..

[@jimmyspage9650]

You also have to discern from what is vandalism and what are shrapnel, gunfire, and grenade damage from the war. Many grenades were tossed into those small bunker windows.
The tagging is just from a new generation of idiots.

[@davekreitzer4358]

@@jimmyspage9650 Talking about the spray paint and squatters / helpless camping 🧐

[@gomergomez1984]

Interesting how the interior walls appear to be made out of regular bricks

[@RealityVibes07]

Yes, apart from that inside there are rooms made of steel with solid steel roofs. If there's a strike, I believe they use these metal rooms to protect themselves.

[@CarlosAlberto-ii1li]

I do not know.

[@paulthompson3877]

what's the history behind those bunkers

[@RealityVibes07]

They were built in 1940s during the world war 2 but never used ….now we got a chance to visit these bunkers …

[@chrisdstard5644]

I've kipped in worse places.

[@RealityVibes07]

I bet you did 😃
I would love to come across those kind of places in the future 😃