PENETRATION INTO AN UNTOUCHED GERMAN DUGOUT/ WW2 METAL DETECTING
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Сhannel Stronghold Demjansk / djeisonurhis
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The Most Amazing WWII Finds Discovered by Diggers
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WWII METAL DETECTING / Relic hunting WW2 / Excavation WWII / Metal detector / METAL DETECTING WW2/ ww2 / metal detecting / ww2 metal detecting
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I love it when subtitles say “we” but there’s usually a poor, lone SOB doing all the digging.
These should remind us why we should never go to war again and why we should not let politicians dictate . If they want to fight put them in a ring and hurt each other not the rest of us who want to live in peace together.
Good plan
Hey look, it's a landmi.....💥🔥💥🌼🌼
...really got a BANG out of THAT one-(?)
Man you gave me a mini heart attack when you took the butt of the axe to those rounds...
Stacking mortar shells in other videos, too.
This is really cool. I love that people are out there uncovering history before it completely disappears. And let's not pretend this isn't a dangerous job. What with all the landmines that are STILL around from WWI and WWII all around the world.
I really appreciate the way you dig. I've watched so many videos where people just dig in a very chaotic and not functional way :) My father taught me as a child how to dig in snow and in soil, so when people aren't organize I almost can't look. Keep up the good work!
Yea, I don't have the patience for that. I could never be an archeologist.
I came to say how bad the digging was, and find someone praising their digging lol.
What if fossil hunters dug this way, just ripping the boxes apart in the mud? That was the most destructive way lol... not good
The construction quality of the dugout is awesome
Looks like you guys have alot of work to do enjoy the finds wish I was there take care
I enjoyed when you hit the shell primer with your axe. It has explosive potential for shizzle.
One of the more interesting digs that I've seen recently. 👍🍺👌
Those boxes and cans were used as chairs and platforms to keep dry.👍❤🇺🇸
Thank you for the random subtitles. Otherwise we'd have no clue. Great stuff!
Po 1943 roku był rozkaz odzyskiwać łuski..dlatego były zapakowane w skrzynkę..odzyskiwanie miedź,mosiadz,i inne metale kolorowe
Bom dia obrigado ..
Hallo Leute ihr macht einen super jop ich schaue schon länger eure viedo's und man kann sich gut vorstellen welches Leid diese Jungen Soldaten ertragen müssen egal welcher Nationalität ich finde es ehrenvoll was ihr da macht es sollte auch an uns alle eine Warnung sein das wir solchen Leuten wie Adolf Hitler und Putin unser Leben nicht in der Hand geben sollten! Ich hoffe das es weiter Völker Freundschaft gibt
And what exactly did Putin not please you with?
Very interesting, thanks for sharing
Material enterrados à quase,,100 anos muintos ainda continua intaquitos!🇧🇷
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Desenterrando cenas de um passado facinante!❤️
KEEP DIGGING THERES PROBABLY SOMETHING AT THE BOTTOM GOOD LUCK 👍.
Nice to see a bit of Axe based archaeology. Treasure hunters looking for things to sell to the Western collectors of WWII German military equipment.
My guess you could get a good price for that ammo can. Normally they are pretty cheap but the fact it came from a hole where people were killed or did the killing probably makes it more desirable.
That Mg34/42 box was worth a lot of money. I hope y'all were able to squeeze every bit of value out of it.
I bet they can get at least a case of vodka for it.
Pretty soon you'll be able to use those dugouts again.
Thank the clay for the preservation.
There didn't seem much attempt to preserve the archeology or integrity of the surroundings, just random spade work and "if it's fastened, break it open!", seemed to be their motto. But interesting to watch all the same.
Extraordinary, - the things that these lands have seen... 😄
wow ! great ! thanks for share. Best regards from Argentina
I would love to go with you on these hut but to far away keep the videos coming
Anyone else cringe when dude taps on the grenade casings? iya-moley! Careful there man! Love this find, quite the piece of history, a great video and soon off for the next on this one :) Cheers from Canada PNW!
Very interesting,
I was wondering the same thing, why destroy the findings,?????
Looks like a bunch of blokes aiming for a Darwin award.
I’m interested in seeing if any of those bullets would still fire!
Enjoyed it. Nice job. Thanks for sharing. 👉👊👍
Russia out of Ukraine. We don't want Russia starting WW3.
it's a bit more complicated than we generally think...
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And WE don't want America provoking ww111, America out of everywhere
I've watched a few videos, I don't understand why you always destroy all the archaeology. Surley shell in a preserved box and with packaging and labels with dates and origins is far better than tearing it all apart to oose shells and bullets
Perhaps it's a Russian thing. Destruction.
Collectors are paying huge sums of money for German militaria these days. These guys aren’t Archeologists, they’re grave robbers and opportunist; that’s all. They talk a big game about repatriation of bones sending them back to Germany, but it’s all horseshit. They dig constantly like Gold Miners with the hope one day they’ll find a preserved P08, MP40 or something similar so they can sell it.
@@SansNeural Too true
@@SansNeural you mean American thing
They destroy all ammunition anyway and also it's not small amounts it's an abundance
Very exciting, a lot of hard work!
Genial buen vídeo .!!
Wow good ...... you love thank
Smoke em if you got em!!! 😮💨
Russia currently asking for those cartridges back as they’re a bit short at the moment
my carriage house is from 1890 and most of the wood is rotted lol, this bunker is underground in water and still going lol
7:14 very foolish to strike old ammo
Did the Germans not booby trap their bunkers when they left?
I would be dead scared digging here because of all the live rounds and munitions just waiting to go bang
They won’t go “bang”.
They'll go pop🤯
love to see this, piece my brother
while I find this interesting, I cant help but get a feeling of grave robbery. I understand that this is for historical purposes however, so it quickly vanishes.
Just give those boxes a good whack to test whether any mercury fulminate is still good to go
Are you not aware that you are potentially unearthing ancient live ordinance. Boys tapping a shell with a hammer ,,,
It was a cool exploration, glad it wasn’t a cool explosion 💥
What country is this in? After the war did the government’s just go around buring this stuff instead of picking it up?
it's not really archaeology...
Yeah, closer to vandalism.
Watch that cigarette with all that dry brush around you,
Where do you sell these interesting ww2 finds?
@FrauditorCu***. they send the bodies to German millitary cemeteries and they never keep there finds. They go to the family or a museum
I often wonder how many of these guys get blown up from prying and jabbing at stuff they can't identify with their shovels.
You’re watching to many cartoons Norman
@@Thedar561 playing with unexploded ordinance is not very smart. I don't know what "cartoons" you are referring to, but there is a reason why people are warned to stay on marked pathways in places like Verdun.
What were those charges to?
Hey a claymore what does that do I wanna take a closer look click💥💥💥💥
The tin can is the remains of a Hindenburg candle?
Remarkable shape for something that gets very wet!
Why don't you list the locations?
Hey dudes can I come help dig and look for things… You know the more I think about it think I’ll just stay at home in the US.
Let me just pound on these here shells to see if they have already been fired or not.
Ocen krasifaya 😂
God bless,Germany
Dig all day. Make $4 on Ebay...yay!
This si simply looting and destruction. Horrible.
Thank you for Texas
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Why is every video of Europe where someone puts a shovel in the ground it’s always muddy lol
Is he wearing a concentration camp shirt on purpose?
It’s a Russian military “vest”, probably navy/marine? Nothing to do with concentration camps.
In Soviet Russia t shirt is gulag fashion
that’s a actual fashion there lol
Oh look, what's that?! Tap, tap, B00M! It all still works. Please be careful. Those empty casings look to be for a Hi-Low pressure gun (Panzerabwehr-Wurfkanone) PAW.
Amazing how after 75+ years in a hole full of water all those wooden supports are still doing their job. German engineering eh?
Not really, just hard trees. But I hear you. Amazing!
the soil is so fine grained and dosent let any air in. its hermetically sealed in a sense
i guess you dont know there are thousands of years old mammut remains in this soil which have even fur thanks to the low level of oxygen there is no rotting or corroding so it has nothing to do with german engineering
No not at all😂 how do you think minors did there job. An a abandoned mine whatsoever 150 years old. You can go in and the wood struts are still in place. Nothing to do with German engineering. Germans never mined to my knowledge.
@@joeburrows6 ... why should they rot, if the abandoned mine is dry? And olebromm is totally right with his statement. Also, germans are mining for 1000 years. Silver, Cooper, Iron, Gold, Coal... you Name it. There is even one Mountain in Niedersachsen named Rammelsberg which is mined incessant since 1000 years. Didnt wanna lebt you die, lets say, uninformed...
The kettel of Demjansk was the place were the "Frikorps Danmark" had their first contact with the Red Army. Their famous leader C.F Von Schalburg was killed here in 1942 when he stormed against the enemy. He later had a unit of Scandinavian volunteers named after him (Schalburg korpset). Frikorps Danmark was later renamed into Division Nordland and they where among the last SS units in Berlin in 1945. Rest in peace to all killed, no matter under which flag.
My money says your head is clean shaven…
@@carsonsmith168 Then you owe me.. My hair is fairly long. I am Danish myself and loves history, especially the part they are not teaching us in school. Your narrow minded and judgemental beliefs can go somewhere else. I guess your American knowledge of the world, has robbed you from the ability to think of people different from yourself as anything but "skinheads". (Which havent been a thing in right wing circles for 20 years).
The airlift to Demyansk showed the Soviets how to defeat it at Stalingrad.
Why do you break up the finds, after spending the time to dig out the finds you then break them apart, seems like a waste
I appreciate videos. Possible to translate for viewers? 🍻
Are y’all gonna search for ww3 artifacts
Another tour de force of meticulous, delicate, archeology...
Cant agree more on this sarcasm
"Quick!... Turn the camera off.. I found some gold!"..
Enjoyed watching great finds
How much do you purchase for these parcels of land? No way this is open to the public.
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Second mouse gets the cheese.....Peace!
German army was under orders to recover all war materials and return them for recycling after use. Looks like this position was lost before the order was carried out.
So sad someone will be repeating this in another 80 years, So sad we can't learn.
Thank you for all your hard work!
sure hope no one injured
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YES' I DO
Nice
Fat on a rusted tin can that’s been buried in mud for 77 years?
Were these marshes and bogs here during the war?
From Malaysia 🇲🇾 Support
Crazy how nature just completely reclaimed it
Which country please ?
Awesome video
Nah let the dead rest I say
Друг, а что вы там ищите?
Lololol, penetration, lololol
Cool Ammo Box find
As much as you have dug up have you found any personal items in any of the ammo cans you have found?