Secret GIGANTIC German WW2 bunker buried for 77 years. We found a way in !
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- Secret GIGANTIC German WW2 bunker buried for 77 years. We found a way in ! Stunned to see the inside and we would never have guessed we could enter this enormous fully buried secret bunker. Who knows what the Germans did here..
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That has to be one of the biggest bunkers that you two intrepid explorers have ever shown use. The number of mounts for electrical equipment or generators is breath taking. Well done for sticking at it, and finding the way in. I am really intrigued now, to find out exactly what went on there, was it just radar/radio or another one of the Germans "wonder weapons" project. Thank you for sharing this with us all, and well done once again. Stay safe and well my friends
i agree and we will try to find out more and figure out what happened there. Thanks Barry and keep smiling :)
My ex-wife’s father was in the Luftwaffe. As the war was ending, he was in charge of a group of engineers and troops assigned to gather up everything salvageable and hide all in caves and bunkers. Then camouflage the entrances. They hid everything from arms, bombs, tanks, aircraft, ammunition, anything that could be reused. He said he knew man6 of them were still intact when he left Germany in 1953.
i have spoken to a elderly gentleman who did just that and he still has a bunker in his backyard today which is pretty special to say the least. Thanks for sharing and for watching.
Think there is a lot of hidden items from 2nd w w still out there never get to no about could be diamonds art works machines guns etc never get to see.
@@StephenGlencross-yg4nt In Ohrdruf Thuringia and in the area of Silesia (Riese Project)
Now that is an impressive bunker. Two stories deep underground, and with some very impressive, huge rooms. Most definitely there was something very special about that area, and about the equipment in that bunker. Those large square holes cut into the upper walls may have been a quick fix/late war method for fitting the ventilation pipes, rather than placing individual pipe holes in each wall. Most of the floor and wall damage was most likely post war, when the Allies, but more probably, the scrap metal merchants, stripped out the bunker. Would love to know the history of that place. What went on, and what secrets are buried in its history. Well done Team on finding it, AND, for scrambling through that opening to bring this amazing, and fascinating, bunker to us! Cheers to you all!
This is a truly special place and lots to be discovered yet and we loved that explore. We have more work to do there later and thanks Peter :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter If the Allies (UK) removed items from the bunker, there would likely be a record of the operation, including photographs. Have you considered searching at the UK National Archives at Kew? Also, the IWM might have some documentation and imagery.
That's a massive bunker. Kudos to you for sticking at it until you found a way in, certainly worth it in the end! Sometimes you have multiple generators as a backup in case one of them fails, other times it is because it would be awkward to get the correctly larger sized unit in. The large square holes in the walls could be for cable / pipe passage, easy then to get the cabling though and seal in afterwards, same technique is used today in large construction.
Yes they must have had several for backup there. Loved this place and will share more later :) Thanks my friend :)
That was one massive bunker! That's the biggest one yet and completely buried as well! There must have been some valuable equipment in there to have been blasted open like that. It would be nice to know what was there and who took what. This was amazing! Perfectly hidden bunker that was not supposed to be found. Well they hid it very well to be sure. Thank you HH and EE for taking me along on this incredible adventure. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Lovet his place Julie and it certainly hav more in stor for us. Thanks and greetings from us.
WOW those walls where so thick. Amazing find and can't wait to hear what you discovered about the place.
yes totally so and thanks for being here :)
Well that was a special one! So well hidden, definitely looked like somebody wanted the "items" out quickly and really amazed by just how dry it was in there!! Brilliant location yet again!! 👌
Fantastic bunker that is and glad we could share it with you :) Thanks.
This bunker is mind blowing, so many rooms and generator pads. Makes you wonder what special equipment was in there. Thank you and EE for finding this amazing place. Can't wait for the next part. Hope all is well and stay safe my friend.
Totally agree Allen and very interesting to find that and share it with you my friend. Greetings from us and be safe out there :)
Easilly the best bunker you've ever explored. The work that went into creating such a massive structure tells you how important it was. It would be amazing to see declassified records of what this was for.
Thanks Mike and greetings from us :)
Time to kick back and catch up on these Awsome adventures!!! Great Job Dad and Eagle Eyes. The Woods really have overgrown there!!Wow....that place is gigantic!!
Thanks again!
If this is anywhere close to the Hearts mountains I know what was being researched there. Col. Stronz had a Xray weapon. His research was done in a large hidden bunker,trucks brought equipment in at night. The area had a undisclosed airfield nearby. I also read the SS suddenly shut things down.
Well we will look into this place more later and share whatever we can find out. Thanks Skimmer :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter thank you for caring and sharing.
Incredible that the lower level is not flooded. The big square holes could be large vents to cool the mystery device.
Totally agree and i was actually expecting it to be fully flooded. Thanks my friend.
Maybe consider using a micro drone to explore inaccessible areas of bunkers
could be interesting. Thanks for watching.
It was certainly evident that there was an urgent need to clear a way into the bunker, because that was a very thick reinforced concrete barricade they blasted a hole through. Nice discovery HH and EE.
Very interesting place and we shall dig more into the area later. Thanks David :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter I really can't wait.
What an awesome discovery, If only the walls could talk about the equipment removed from the bunker. Again you and EE never disappoint with your amazing detective skills in uncovering WWII history. As always ' good hunting ' and until the next adventure, stay safe and Happy Thanksgiving.
So truen , if only the wall could talk. Great place and loved to share that with you :) Greetings from us.
Thank you very much for letting me to see inside of this German Bunker.👍
Appreciated Alexandro and greetings from us :)
The Tiger bunker on Terschelling is the same one and now a museum
Thanks for watching.
Wow this bunker was very well hidden. Huge bunker with so many rooms. I wonder what that was that was taken out with explosives. One of your finest discoveries.
i agree , what on earth happened there and thanks joe for being here :)
There might have been a Betatron installed in this location, maybe they did some ray weapon testing or uranium enrichment work there. BBC Brown Boveri Mannheim and Elin Vienna made some (yet undiscovered) Betarons for the SS research department, leader of that research was the Norwegian Rolf Wideroe. If you ever return to that location please take a geiger counter with you and make some measurements.
You never know and thanks for watching.
What a wonderful find! I believe this is the largest one yet. Thanks for sharing.
Great place to explore and thanks Bren :)
That is absolutely amazing find!! Something was very important in that huge bunker! Thank you guys for bringing us with you! Stay safe and thanks for sharing!
yes such a great place to find and look into. Loving it Joe and more to come :)
What a gigantic and complicated bunker! Oh yes, I think something was definitely taken away very quickly from here. Thank you and Eagle Eyes for showing it to us! Now, what could have been in here???🤔💖
We think so too and will look more into it as we now have some more info regarding the area. Thanks Cynthia and greetings from us.
Watched both parts one and two. These bunkers really are something special. In my own personal opinion, a lot of these bunkers should be turned into museums, to preserve the history of those places for future generations.
Totally agree what a place that is. Thanks for being here Dylan :)
Not needed because humans are to stupid to learn from history....
Fascinating discovery and exploration ❤️
So, fortunate that you found it, and a way inside.
Well done on the froggy rescue 😁
Yes loved that place and glad some froggies are ore happy now. Thanks Casey :)
HH and EE thanks for sharing this place with us. You guys worked so hard to get into these places it is crazy!
Our pleasure!
That's quite an amazing structure. It would be so cool to know what equipment was taken out of there, and who blew out the wall and floor to get the stuff out. Sadly we'll likely never know. It's almost certain that all of the men who captured that bunker are long dead and buried by now. But I wonder if they ever talked about capturing it in civilian life with friends and family? Those would be interesting stories! Thanks to you and to EE for all your efforts.
i agree we most likely will not get to know the full story but how exciting this is i think. We shall return in the future and figure out more. Thanks Motley and greetings from us :)
AWESOME LOCATION MY FRIEND THIS ONE IS UNIQUE AND MOTHER NATURE IS THE BEST CAMOUFLAGED , YOU TWO PROBABLY THE VERY FEW TO GO THERE GREAT DOCUMENTATION BIG E , TAKE CARE YOU GUYS 🤘🤘
Yes a very remote and rare place this is. Thanks so much Snowman for your great support :)
Fantastic find. Can't wait till you post the next one. Radar at that time took a great deal of power to operate, so I sure they had more than normal number of generators. The room with the square holes was probably the transmitter area. Thanks for another great video HH and EE. Stay safe and looking forward to the next one. 👍👍👍👍👍
More to come!
That was very cool thank you. I'm glad you don't give up in trying to find ways into these places.
Glad you enjoyed it and we never surrender :)
Just awesome cant wait for the information that you find in the Documents , great job HH AND EE thank you for bring us the history.
We will return to this place later and share it all with you my friend :)
Awesome command centre
Superb viewing ..thanks for this
Appreciated and greetings from us :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter outstanding work
Well done to you and the wee man EE
That was quite the effort you two went through to get inside. Really do appreciate the effort you go through to show us these fantastic sites! Hope you can find more information about that bunker site. It's really has me interested in what happened there at the end of the war. Was also quite good of you to help out those two frogs! 👍
That place was like the elephant in the room. Right there but just couldnt see it. Great explore and thanks for being here my friend :)
I love watching your videos. A lot of history over there.
Glad you like them!
THAT WAS a crazy giant bunker!!! The configuration of this bunker is mind boggling!
It sure is special and thanks for watching.
The Germans sure went to great measures to hide that GIGANTIC bunker but it didn't stop HH & EE. To think that you were on top of it all along. No, "You never surendered" and we are thrilled you didn't. 😁 You came, you found, and you conquered. It was spectacular. I think it is the biggest one yet you were able to find. Who shattered or blew up the shutter? 🤫 So many questions. Frogs 🐸 everywhere. Thanks for rescuing the frogs. Yes we must be kind to nature. Just think all long it took to design and build that humongous bunker. Thanks for taking us there EE & HH. Can't wait for return visit. Looking forward to your very important discovery HH through documentation. Thanks EE & HH.
yes we were on top for more then 20 minutes before we realized that we we on top of what we were looking for :) Great place and thanks Laura :)
Thank you once again for an amazing video. Wish there was some way to restore this bunker. It would be a great place for students to visit and learn about history. Very amazing.
That would be cool!
I love a good mystery, wish we knew for sure what happened here. Can't wait until the final "reveal". Excellent work to both of you!
You and me both!
Superb, and great research to find it.
Glad you liked it!
i was looking fprward to this episode ty so much.
Thanks Rich :)
The massive amount of concrete used to build these massive bunkers all over is just unbelievable !! Have a great day , and thank you for the videos !!
Agree and thanks for being here :)
Fascinating as always!
Thanks :)
This is great and the denouement should be ever better! If the British took the equipment, I wonder where it was sent? There was the GPO Research Department at Dollis Hill in London where Tommy Flowers, an electronics expert worked, and who created the Colossus machine to help the codebreakers at Bletchley Park. Alternatively, the Government Code and Cypher School, the forerunner of GCHQ, could have taken receipt of the "gear." More questions than answers at the moment! Many thanks to both of you!
yes lots more to figure out and we shall. Thanks Sue and greetings from us.
What a huge bunker and very interesting definitely something happened here can't wait for more information on it. Can't wait for the next video.
You and me both!
Amazing! What more can I say but looking forward to your next adventure!
Thank you Brian :)
Awesome research and explore. It is indeed a mystery to solve.👍👍👍
It sure is and thanks my friend for being here and glad you are :)
This is such a wonderful find. Can’t wait for more!
Great explore Mary and a huge greetings from us :)
Well done, such a massive bunker. So may questions, I hope you can answer some. Thanks for sharing and finding and all the research you do.
Thanks George :)
Another great exploration of a bunker thank you for sharing the adventures of you and E.E. can't wait to see another exploration.
Glad you enjoyed it Gwen and greetings from us :)
What a massive structure!! Amazing and what a interesting history it is holding. Wow! If the walls could talk. Great video!!! Great location 👌👍
Glad you enjoyed it and tanks Joel :)
Absolutely AMAZING!!! I'm left hanging out waiting for the story from you to tell about the purpose of this secret bunker.
Thanks Landon :)
Wow, that bunker was absolutely massive! They went to great lengths to hide this place and I can't wait to find out why!! Thank you and eagle eyes for all you do, I love watching your videos and would love to one day see some of these WWII relics for myself!
Thanks Christopher.
Very good job finding the bunker and exploring the whole area. Wishing I was with you guys! Thank you for all your efforts!
Appreciated my friend and greetings from us :)
Great find and how intriguing, I'd love to find out what went down in that huge bunker. Good job guys 👍🏻
Thanks Colin :)
Seems strange not many people know..think at times people's history becomes fuzzy when questioned..I really love history it's said it only seems to repeat itself yet..a cycle..hope your well have a super day..
Thanks for watching.
Very nice. Thank you.
Thank you too!
Very dangerous looking bunker - I hope you guys are super careful exploring .
I know you are both experienced with bunkers and such but please be careful and don't take any chances .
Thanks for a great video and all the best .
Cheers guys
We try to be as safe as possible and thanks for being here Mark :)
@Ww2historyhunter this was an amazing find! Super cool!
Ann Marie , so glad to see you hope all is well. Thanks for being here and Happy Holidays from us.
This complex is right at the top of explorations of the videos I have watched over the 5+ years.
I am looking forward to hearing more about this place.
This kind of military history is right up Tino struckman's alley.
If the walls could talk, we could learn the secrets that I am sure have been filed away with military intelligence.
Thanks for watching.
Great interesting video buddy! Hope to see the next part soon!
Thanks for watching.
IMPRESSIVE....great find
Thanks.
That was a fascinating video, I watched both this one and part 1. Great work on your part. I’m new to your channel, I’ll be check out many of your other videos.
Welcome Don and we appreciate you watching and being here with us :)
This looks like quite the extensive compound.. I cant wait to see what else you have. You know when I watch your videos and you go through the bunkers, and tunnels. It reminds me of a computer game I play called Wolfenstein.
Very cool place and more to come later from this place. Thanks Jeff :)
Thanks!
That is kind of you my friend and greetings from us :)
Your videos are so good ,theres no need to skip them for me 👌🏽
Glad you like them!
Lovely Video
That is good to read and thanks for being here my friend :)
kinda feel very eerie, exploring the hidden bunker such as this. kinda feel as if there's a dead soldier are here, watching and observes.
You never know :) Thanks for being here :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter I always been here many times. This is my 1st time gave a comment. I simply follow up all your video and always gave a LIKE. Fascinating discovery each site, relic of trenches and now bunker. That bunker is so huge and lot of space. Felt like each space have its' own radar equipment machine.
WOW, that was surrounded by a lot of mystery. I can't help but think that the Germans removed the heavy special gear. They most likely planned and had the proper equipment needed to safely remove all of the valuable equipment. Was the steel plates on the floor to support the heavy equipment maybe? That was quite the bunker, the biggest yet maybe? Listen to your Dad EE and be careful. Don't want you hurt while on one of your adventures. Enjoyed your running commentary EE. Can't wait to see your very own video. Thank you HH and EE. Will await your return.
This place we shall dig into a lot that is for sure and we loved to share that with you Laura. Thank you for your kindness it is greatly appreciated.
Wow that place is big can't wait to see pt3
Thanks Gary :)
Just amazing... 30 min and standing on top lol. That'd be me fore sure... Such an epic site to explore.
Thanks as always.
Glad you enjoyed it and glad we found it and could get in. Thanks and more to come :)
Fantastic!
Thanks.
That bunker is so big and well hidden there had to be something Top Secret in it, if only the walls could talk, love the frogs, great adventure 👍
That would be cool and very glad e found and could share this place. Thanks Iain :)
A very unique complex!! Hope you learn why it was built.
We shall find out more my friend :)
You and your son, 'Eagle Eyes,' have more than earned your 'bunker detective-historian badges.'
Thank you for that :)
Looking forward to seeing more. 👍❤✌
We shall try ot return later to figure out more of this area as it is very interesting Robert. Thanks and your great support my friend :)
Amazing!!!!
Thanks!!
So much to see there fantastic 👍👍👍
Yes we loved finding that and so glad we actually did as we almost gave up. Never surrender my mother says so we dont :) Thanks.
Incredible find fantastic bunker can't imagine what what was there during the war imagine the secrets that were kept there and are now lost forever or are they the world may never know
Great explore and thanks Gary :)
Tack!
We appreciate your kind support my friend and will come in handy out there in new adventures. Thanks my friend and greetings from us :)
Whoever buried this bunker did a very thorough job of gutting anything of value. Too bad there aren't building plans for it, would explain a lot. ?, Why do the locals not want to talk about this place...it's not like it's an active military site anymore...
Well we are digging more into this story and will share more later. Thanks.
Sorry late been not filling well always love your video's 💟
No problem 😊and we wish you all the very best Mary from us :)
Same to you and your family 💟
Defo something had to come out quick by the looks of it , great Bunker ..even better if it was cleared off on the outside , well done on " Froggie rescue " and flapping about Eagle eyes not disapearing down a hole " Remember your sister "..great vid HH.
Thanks for watching :)
Thank you 💘
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks for the video HH and EE. This is such a massive bunker, cannot wait to find out more about what was here and the history about it!!😎🪨🪨🪨🪨🇬🇧🇺🇦
Agree and more to come my friend :)
Superb.
Thanks a lot
whatever was down here was definitely not standard equipment that's for sure, at 11:18 that looks like a generator plinth (on the lower level) but about 3-4 times normal size, so we can say whatever was down there needed a lot of power, like a lot of power, about a U-Boat engine worth of power (that plinth looks the right size for a 16 cylinder U boat engine anyway) we can also conclude from looking at the size of those holes in the walls and the floor that pass through that the ventilation/extraction system was also huge, so whatever it was also put out a lot of smoke/fumes they needed to vent for the workers, I'm wondering with this being a Radar site whether this was the main powerhouse for the rest of the site, three of four U-Boat engines or other large generators on the bottom level to power the rest of the complex hence the unusual amount of holes around the place that could have been used to pass cables through and run them to other buildings or positions like searchlights and such like as well as generating power for whatever was on the top level of the bunker.
Interesting place it is and thanks for watching and for comment.
Fascinating place to explore! Can't wait to see more. Thanks for taking us along
Glad you enjoyed
Nice find.
Thanks.
Thanks for all you do I sure look forward to all the videos. Curious to know where all the stuff went that was all in those bunkers? Did the allies or locals clean them out?
Well not easy to tell but perhaps a little bit of both := Thanks for watching.
OH MY GRAVY!!! The size of that bunker and how you found it! Couldn't believe you were standing on top of it lol. A lot of electrical equipment for sure was used there; so that bunker must have had some type of special equipment that needed lots of "juice'. I am soooooo curious now on what the deal is behind this bunker. I'd be there right with ya digging into it all and finding out if I could. Just amazing on the number of rooms and the little areas above the rooms(the openings); maybe for extra ventilation for the special equipment? Oh my oh my, can not wait to hear the rest of this story!!!!! Flab-ber-gas-ted is saying just a little of how exciting it is!!!! Thanks and looking forward to knowing what is up with this bunker. Hello to EE. Stay well and safe
I agree what a mystery this place is and we shall try to share more later from here Colleen. Thank you for being here and greetings from us Colleen :)
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY USA brother and eagle eye and family
Morning Earl and greetings from us.
That's pretty wild if all that damage is from small arms fire in that first initial shot of the bunker
I know and thanks for watching.
HEY MY HISTORICAL HEROES, WHAT A PRIZE TO THE EYES , WOW . IF IT WAS ONLY POSSIBLE TO GO BACK IN TIME AND WALK INTO THAT BUNKER WITH EVERYTHING IN POSITION. I AGREE WITH YOU WHOLEHEARTEDLY HH THAT BUNKER HOLDS SECRETS THAT WILL NEVER BE REVEALED. MAGICAL MISSION MY DEAR FRIENDS AS ALWAYS I APPLAUD YOUR TENACITY AND A DOUBLE WELL DONE THOSE MEN 🪖🫡👌🫡 GOD BLESS
Yes what a great place and loved to find that. Thanks my friend and greetings from us and be safe :)
Good shows always
Thanks for that :)
Fantastic find! I would guess that the hole in the floor with the strange brick-mount was the output stage for the radar - the high-powered prototypes were water-cooled - and the strange square holes in the walls were for the waveguides - but just a guess, I would loved to have been there, I just love war-era electronics! Thanks again HH and EE!
Thanks for the info and greetings from us :)
What a cool place. I had to stop half way through because the new Rammstein video was on. Great song well another amazing place. Happy History Hunting.😁
Good choice of music my friend :) Thanks for being here and be well :)
If I could afford patrion I would those mounted artifacts look great ,good luck on future adventures.
Appreciate you comment and watch. greetings from us.
I believe the room with the blown out ceiling was for merely an opening made for exiting the equipment out of the lower floor to outside. Any equipment in the room would have been severely damaged by falling debris from the destruction of the roof.
That could be it and thanks Nik :)
Fantastic find my friend, well done video. The panel in the floor are mor like ones in the mountains in Bavaria, Austria, Poland and Czech Rep. that were constructed for research and production. Better known as technical tunnels used for power cable and controls. All the cutouts at room top I am betting had metal duct work for cooling. It would be interesting to see if there were any Siemans records left that referenced what was shipped to that location. I am wondering if RADAR was not all being researched. The pedestal in the ceiling less room I have seen in a facility, I believe in Austria. Did you by chance get a close up of the pedestal? You are lucky the rain and snow over the last 70 years has moved and packed the dirt used to bury it from our eyes. Fantastic video job and hunting job. Of course, nothing like standing on the target while looking for it. Waiting for more of the area. Stay safe and well. EE keep doing your research.
This bunker is pretty awesome and still gives us quite a few questions to solve i think. We shall for sure look more into the pedestal and other features we found there and some new research material we now have will hopefully shed ore light on what happened here. Thanks William :)
Another great adventure, another mystery, what happened here!?!? It certainly looks like they did not try to gently remove the equipment, but to blast through a wall and destroy some of the supporting floor to get out what they wanted to remove. I wondered if the square "holes" in the interior walls held some support steel for equipment that would be mounted along the walls and when the equipment was removed they pulled the steel out. Just such a surprise that such a large structure is now buried and forgotten and if you had not worked to find it it might never have been seen again! Thanks for taking us along with you!! I look forward to the next adventure! Stay safe and stay well!
Yes Donald , this place was hard to find but even harder to figure out. So many details to look at and we now have more research material to work with and shall share more later from this awesome place. Happy Thanks Giving my friend friend and greetings from us.
Omg what an immense bunker. It definitely looks like something was taken out of there in a hurry. They wouldn't have blasted the floor or that huge hole in the wall unless they needed to get something out quick. Well done for saving those frogs, I'm sure they're eternally grateful lol. Thanks to you and the ever enthusiastic EE. He's such a legend.
Agree john , what a interesting place that is. Thanks for being here and fro your great support.