Exploring lost German WW2 tunnels.Inside is a totally different world !
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- Lost German WW2 tunnels found. What did the Germans do here ?
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Be careful messing around that old wiring my friend, that was asbestosis insulation you grabbed a hold of. Asbestosis left alone is not dangerous but when disturbed it releases particulates that can be inhaled. I'm sure you are probably knowledgeable about that stuff but I had to say it anyway. I'm 41 with copd from welding in Inclosed areas w/o a respirator, but I have also have worked with asbestosis. Thanks for the great content my brother, yall be safe and Godspeed.
Best history channel in world, most hardworking guy going to fields with own little kids showing reality to world. Let's just give a minor tribute to the guy by making him a million subscription.respect salute to brave loyal German soldiers who fought till end.
Very glad to have you on my side out there and here. Thank you my friend :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter proud to be a viewer of your channel sir
Thank you so much for sharing these videos with us. Most definately my favorite channel. Only way we will ever get to see these places
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Thank You History Hunter and Eagle Eyes for another great adventure of history! My father is very ill, and this is a Great escape to get my mind off of things that are really tough right now. Thank You!!!
We pray for your father`s recovery my friend and send our greetings to him and you. Stay safe.
@@WW2HistoryHunter Aww thank you so very much man. That means so much to me. And is greatly appreciated!!!!!
Those were some amazing bunkers! You can really get a sense of how the Germans lived while they were there.
Thank you, so much, for sharing your adventures!
Glad you enjoyed!
your son is better behaved than 99 percent of kids i see out and about you must be proud and exellent video btw!
Appreciate that and EE is a true gentleman. Thanks Joshua.
Wow! Two crew rooms together. Can you imagine all the laughing and card playing that went on there. And that light fixture above the door way, I want it,I want it, I want it. Thank you both for the great adventure. 😊
what a great place to explore and very glad you liked it :) Thanks
Too many people saying 'I want it' is why there aren't many left.
you can find this lights in working condition. it is called "schiffsarmatur"
Wonderful tour of the tunnels. The brick walls were astounding. Loved the pristine walls in the second group. Someone cared enough to paint over the graffiti. Massive ventilation systems were amazing and showed awareness of safety for the troops.
This is a awesome place and we shall share more from here later. Thanks.
At 16:20, I wondered what your reaction would be if when you kicked that door, you had heard an answering kick form the other side. Thanks for another amazing explore of World War II History. God Bless and stay safe.
Well we might have invited for some tea and biscuits :) Thanks.
Heck the brick room would make a great getaway man - cave with a bit of fixing up!
Look nice and glad we could share it with you :)
Indeed, looks fairly mint !
This location is amazing! The quality of structures makes me think this was built earlier in the war. Thanks, as always, for such fantastic content.
Great place to look into and thanks Penny for comment and watching.
Other than the Atlantic Wall which he has announced, it is not known for sure exactly where, however these sites he documents appears to be Norway. Norway was not taken until mid 1940 and a guess would be these were constructed in 1941 or shortly thereafter. Norway being likely one of the most under rated influences of the War which Germany not only invaded but intended to heavily defend. Fortifying the Norwegian Coast would be approximate equal to 2 times greater than that of Western Europe.
Yeah by the spray paint texts on the wall you can tell this is Norway ...
@@ElMariachi1337 I have no idea what most of the wall graffiti said, he tries to not put that on display. I was thinking the Atlantic Wall is almost completely and densely populated and the area he's at is very wild, and very forested. And we know he's on the coast, so what is your thoughts on where it is?
Probably one of the best surviving structures shown. Everything looks like they left those areas practically yesterday. Bravo
More to come soon :) Thanks Thomas.
If the zombie apocalypse happens you know many places to go hide out in. This bunker was simply amazing. Take care brother.
Thanks and stay safe :)
I'm fascinated with history and especially war history. WW2 is one of the most horrific events in the history of human kind and deserves to be studied, taught and scrutinized over for the rest of human history, or we'll be doomed to repeat it over and over again. Your videos helps me experience the thinking minds of the people that fought in that horrible event and serves to bring to life the dynamics in which they were forced to live in for the sake of survival. Keep up the good work.
Thanks George :)
Seeing the brickwork was interesting. I don't think I've ever seen that in a German bunker before. Thank you again for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
This must have been made when there was a bit of breathing room for the Reich. It even has a proper drainage system. Pretty advanced as there is not always the luxury of a drainage system in these old wartime fortresses. All the best!
Pretty cleverly made yes. Thanks for watching.
Another great adventure HH and EE!
I know it has been commented on many times before, but the amount engineering, labour, and materials, needed to construct these structures is unbelievable.
All for the grand plan of a madman and his cronies. Madness indeed, when you consider that only a small portion of the Atlantic Wall defences ever saw combat.
Can’t wait for the next adventure! Cheers from Australia!
Thanks again!
What better to finish off a Sunday afternoon than to watch the best WW2 informative channel on TH-cam. 👍
wow thank you Jon for that :)
These bunkers are just amazing. I really like the brick work inside these bunkers. I wonder what the purpose of the brick work, beauty, sound deadening, etc.
Good question actually but i think it was just something they wanted to make it a bit like home :) Thanks for watching.
All of these videos are so amazing. Thanks for sharing! And the artifacts you have found is so crazyy!! The plates, bullets, shields. WOW! just amazing. I can’t wait to go check these spots out!
Thank you for taking time to comment and watch :)
That is an amazing place. There is no doubt that the Germans and the labourers they used really were expert bunker and defensive site builders. One day you are going to walk into what you think is going to be "just one more bunker" and you are going to find rooms full to the ceiling with the total contents of the lost gold train and weapons. You will sit on the floor and be totally lost for words. You keep finding such amazing places that no one else has ever found, how you do it I have no idea how but you keep doing it time after time ! Take care and stay safe.
Well i have actually done something like that and have sat down in the middle of the room and just laughed....Thanks Peter.
The masonry work in these bunkers are truly unbelievable, way ahead of its time. Keep up the great historical videos 👍👍
Thanks, will do!
Another great video and the attention to all of the small details that you found was tremendous. The brick vaulted ceiling was a feature I never thought I'd see in a bunker. Brilliant.
Great details indeed and thanks Chris.
Love your spider phobia🕷
Working on it :) Thanks for watching.
@@WW2HistoryHunter...I also HATE spiders.
@@WW2HistoryHunter take a can of raid ( fly spray) what was behind that door?
Great tour, thank you. I was lucky enough to live in Germany in the early 70’s. It’s such a beautiful country.
Glad you enjoyed it
When I see inside these bunkers I imagine that during war there was screaming ,yelling ,people running back and forth, loud explosions going off , and bullets and shrapnel flying around ... now the silence is deafening .
So true and i think you are right about that. Thanks for watching.
It certainly is a different and I thank you for finding them and sharing with us. Be Safe and Be Well...
Yes Ted the location is truly great to look into. Thanks and greeting from us.
WOW I wish I could restore the tunnels in this video. If these tunnels were on my property I would make use of them in some way. Thank you for bringing us this history
That would be cool!
Incredible location, always find it amazing how the electrical fittings are still so close in design to some of the modern equipment.
Couldn't agree more and very glad we could share it with you :)
If you look that bric made room 5:35 you can see its quite carefully made, bricks are level and horisontally equally made. Professional masonry.
yes i agree , very well done :) Thanks Juha.
Hey guys that was an amazing tunnel bunker system. Not very often you see steps go down like that. It's a shame people graffitied the first tunnel system you went in. Amazing craftsmanship in the room with the brick work. Very impressive system there. Thanks for all your hard work as always! All the best Dan 🇺🇲
Yes some amazing structures there and very glad we could share them with you.
What an amazing tunnel system, so beautifully constructed with so much detail- protection for the soldiers. Thank you HistoryHunter and Eagle Eyes for a wonderful explore. So sorry about the fly you swallowed! Stay safe.
Now i am thinking it might have been a spider i swallowed...well well that is history :) Thank you Beverley for your incredible support and greetings from us.
Awesome footage,HH,EE.Huge bunker system.
Big thanks
What a awesome location!!!! Appreciate your work!!!! Thanks eagle eyes and history hunter 2👍👍!!!
Our pleasure Rob G and stay safe.
Absolutely amazing,all these tunnels still there and in good shape.Thank You Both and stay safe.👍❤️🇺🇸
Thanks, you too!
Room after room of awesomeness lol. Those bunker's was beautiful. Well built. Thank you for what you do and share. Both of you. Hello eagle eyes.
Thanks again Bill and greetings from us.
Another incredible find that I'm so grateful for your efforts in sharing.These places are just too powerful to be forgotten.Thanks again to you and Eagle eyes for all your hard work.
Glad you enjoyed it
Fascinating, thank you for taking me along.
Glad you enjoyed it
Another Great exploration ! Thanks for bringing it to us . Keep up the good work . Thanks again .
Glad you enjoyed it
This was a great find. Thank you both for all your hard work. It was nice to see those bunkers
Glad you enjoyed it
That installation was incredible. ✌
Glad you liked it!
I always have my popcorn and soft drink ready when start one of the new WW2 History Hunter video. They are great.
How great to read my friend and greatly appreciated. Greetings from us.
What a great tunnel system to go exploring! Thank you for taking us along.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you my friend for another great video 👍🏻👍🏻
Greatly appreciated Simon and greetings from us.
Nice location. Good to see some original fittings still there. The complete light fitting was really nice. You're right about that brick lined room.....beautiful!
Thanks 👍and yes pretty interesting location it is.
Overwhelmed by your latest discovery your enthusiasm is infectious and i,m totally addicted to your channel.Also how cool that your son is literally following in your footsteps as you bring history to life.
Greatly appreciated and greetings from us.
What an amazing place, cool brickwork I’d never be able to see this without your videos thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
To think that all of this was built and then abandoned within a moment of time.
So true and so much time wasted for nothing. Thanks Gene.
What a very awesome place!! Nice details with the vents and light fixtures still there, that's cool!! Thanks for sharing!!
Loved it and thanks my friend :)
Amazing finds. Beautiful construction. Wow! Keeping history alive indeed. Thank you and eagle eyes!
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome bunkers! Amazing to see what was left behind those 2 beds definitely from that era! Thanks again for sharing and you guys be safe!
Glad you enjoyed Joe and greetings from us.
This location is awesome. Thanks for sharing
You bet and thanks.
What an amazing set of bunkers. So much work, tunnelling down and through the hillside, and lining it all with thick concrete and bricks. The imagination runs wild thinking about where was their purpose, and who manned the place, and their daily routines, and life. Amazing stuff. Just love these bunkers, and their mysterious history. Fantastic video. Thank you both so much for sharing these. Cheers, and Stay Safe!
i agree very interesting to see what they made and did there. Thanks Peter :)
VERY VERY NICE!!! Loved the stone work going into that one bunker. I enjoyed seeing all of them really. Beautiful brick work there; my guess, an ammo bunker??? Thanks
Most likely a combination of ammo , crew and equipment. Thanks for watching.
I'd have regretted not having a magnet to throw in the lower level "water tank" which appeared to have it's original wood slat cover. It may have been a perfect place to toss stuff at war's end.
Good idea and thanks for watching.
@@WW2HistoryHunter it occurs to me that maybe, in a complex that big, they might tap a well for a source of H2O and so that "tank" may be deeper than it appears.
superb workmanship
Thank for watching.
This vid was awesome, looks like Eagle eyes is getting pretty tall. Soon he will be taller than you. Thank you for all the historical video documentation of this location's because here in the states the school system does not teach this part of our history anymore. The importance of this video recordings is priceless . Thank you again. Keep up the excellent work. And hello to you and eagle eyes from Miami florida..✌👍😎
Greatly appreciate your kind words and greetings from us.
Thats amazing. You guys are always finding cool stuff. Keep it up. 👍👍
Thanks! Will do!
As always a very educational video.... Thank you.. Stay safe..
Thanks, you too!
Great video really interesting so much history thanks for sharing 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Such awesome tunnels. Those brick rooms took a heck of a lot of time to construct. Such great videos. Thank you
Glad you like them!
👩💻Once again, wonderful work. I couldn't do it the spiders would give me nightmares. Thanks for sharing your experiences I would never see any of this any other way. I'm amazed at the building construction and protections put into the plans. My dad was a design engineer (Draftsman) and drafted building plans, I can smell the blue print now from memory. The precise attention to detail in building is the only reason way we have this record today. Amazing! My dad gave me that precise attention to detail as a life skill and has been a very useful tool in my life. Much love and peace.🙋♀️🪔🌠🖖🥰🔆🔆🔆🙂😘😊🤭
Thank you or sharing and greetings from us.
Love the brickwork rooms. Too bad the taggers got there. Still incredible to see though. Thank you for bringing us along
Agree James a great explore and location. Thanks.
Great work as usual. What a site , so much effort to build. Love the little details like the electrical junction box and the light fittings 👍🏻👍🏻
Many thanks!
Hi, how amazing that you are able to go exploring on fun adventures with your Son & Daughter, such an amazing set of locations. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖
Thanks so much
Interesting fully! It is unfortunate that some post WWII people have chosen to write and draw graffiti on these historical structures rather than preserve them in their pristine WWII condition. I do, however, enjoy seeing the graffiti of the WWII inhabitants and be able to discern their moods/ thoughts during those times and struggles. Thank you, for another great documentary video of WWII!
Imagine what was left in those places for folk to grab before the partial scrappers moved in.
@@suzyqualcast6269 yes - there probably were many historically and human emotionally significant artifacts left in them: notebooks; diaires; handcrafted or drawn/painted personal items; and other significant items that could have shed more light on the everyday thoughts of the military personnel, contracted workers, and prisoner-workers. I believe that it is very important to preserve and study everything related to WWII and to possibly get an idea of how one genius-madman was able to gain complete control over Germany and almost over the rest of the World. He is the reason that Germany was destroyed by the Allies - no one before had ever been able to create and focus so much hate and drive to conquer the World and in the process enslave the German People and force them to do his bidding which led to the slaughter of the German People and the destruction of Germany. If Adolf Hitler had not existed to create the NAZI PARTY and the HOLOCAUST, and only the German Military had conducted the War then there would never have been the unlimited revenge that the Allies took upon the German People and Germany! Everything that I have ever read about WWII clearly puts the total blame upon that one madman and his hate that he spewed upon the People of the World! The more that we learn from that horrible tragedy and atrocity the more future generations will be able to identify, stop, and isolate future madmen of the calibre of Adolf Hitler before they can commit atrocities such as he committed! Hate breeds violence - figure out how the hate starts and prevent it from becoming violence - that is the proper use of these historical studies of WWII.
Thank you for taking time to comment and watch. Greatly appreciated.
Another grand adventure! I can't stand people that deface history like that. It's so senseless. I too have a phobia of big spiders. Since I live in South GA in the USA, we have plenty of spiders and mosquitoes. That was an enormous installation and I enjoyed this video immensely. Take care. 💖💖
I agree and thanks Julie for your great comments and support.
An amazing place & a great journey into the past!
Thanks Brian
What an incredible find!
I enjoyed this video from start to finish!
Thank you to both of you.
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Glad you enjoyed it
3:14 Yes rainwater harvesting tank would give them some fresh water. May only have been for washing and toilets? Unless they had a simple charcoal and sand filter somewhere? BRILLIANT explore of some very extensive bunker works! These were ultra important due to evidence of all the comms cables and power etc!
Could be that yes. What a great place to see and explore. Thanks Scopex.
Amazing “Atlantic Wall “ location ! Another great “ small adventure “
Thanks again!
The places you find, just WOW. Thanks for sharing, hope you have a great day. Can't wait for the next video.
Thank you Allen and more to come for sure :)
Sad.. so much vandalism in this Bunker😞
Yes i agree. Thanks.
Very nice video historyhunter 😁👍
Thank you Jordy and greetings from us.
What a great location. I could spend hours looking around there. It’s strange how some locations you go to the bunkers don’t have any items in them and other bunkers have quite a few items in them. You always seem to take us to the best locations. You’ll be happy to know that am watching your videos from the newest going back to your oldest so you and Eagle Eyes are getting younger. lol
Yes , some are totally cleaned out and that is most likely due to the location and how close it is to the general public and others are stuffed with things in there. Thanks for taking time to do that my friend :)
You would think all the bunkers would be the same but some have a few differences and others are totally different. Sad to see all the graffiti but at least they didn’t vandalize the fixtures that were left. Caution has to be the number one priority when exploring these locations. You could easily get hurt if your not paying attention. Fascinating place to explore.
Another cool vid.awsome.👍
Stay safe😁😁
Thanks, you too!
Great video! This was amazing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You would think all the bunkers would be pretty much the same and some are. Others are totally different. So nice to see many features still in these bunkers. You have to look past the graffiti to see what the Germans have done here. I enjoyed seeing some of the small electrical boxes that you had found in trash piles at other locations. Seeing you find them is nice but actually seeing how they were used gives a better understanding of what they were used for. Great location to explore.
Very true and thanks Anthony :)
Awesome!! Totally awesome!!!! 1 of my top 10 favorite spots I've seen you guy's cover!!! Great location & video !!!!
Glad you liked it!!
Great video, thank you. Some of the best information on the these bunkers are found on this channel, well done
Thanks Barry :)
Incredible detail and size of this German installation! Thanks for another awesome video! These places should be open for sight seeing tours! If didn't see this place you wouldn't believe it existed!
We agree and thanks Jeffery
Another awesome video my friend!! Love the level of detail in the bunkers and the sheer size.
Thanks for the visit
I wish we had this sort of thing over in the U.K. next time I’m over to visit my sister in Scandinavia I’d love to know some of these places!
Thanks for watching.
Spiders give me a few wasps any day. Great video thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Now that is a set of bunkers, well done. Well it is heartening to know I don't live in the only country where the kids feel everything needs their paint marks. It is actually very sad they think like that. Those were some of the more "complete" bunkers. All sorts of fixtures to restore. Actually either bunker would be nice to restore to live in. Would be nice to measure some of them out and scale model them, maybe 1:72 to match the miniature models on the market. These could be 3D printed. As always my friend the work , the research and presentation were superb. ou do need to carry more food, flies don't have enough protein. You and EE stay safe out there but have fun.
I agree William all idiots like that should be forced to clean up after themselves. Hate it , just hate it seeing that. They were pretty dry and living friendly when they were built. Today not so much. I think now it was a bay spider or something i swallowed as i got pretty bad for a few days after. Thanks for your great support and greetings from us.
Concrete in good condition, some new paint and new eletricity and this bunker is fixed again. Fresh beer and Erbsensuppe and the party can start.
there you go and thanks Andi for watching.
Would have thought you would be use to spiders by now!
Makes me chuckle every time you notice and talk about them.
Well i might never get cured of them. Thanks.
Interesting bunker variations. Thank you for your work.
Glad you like them Alfred and we send you our greetings :)
Looks like one of the best tunnels they ever seen very nice thank you for these videos everybody should put three thumbs up for you
Thanks 👍
An amazing location as always 👍👍
Thanks 👍
Good work ceep safe thanks
No problem 👍
What a great explore had to watch it twice so cool 😎
We enjoyed it very much and greetings from us :)
very cool bunkers you find😀👍
Pretty cool indeed and thanks for watching.
hallo so glücklich das ich deine channal gefunden habe...wurde so gern join deine tours...bin italienerin mit spezielle leidenschaft für deine hobby ...sorry for my bad german ;) bin stationiert in berlin... :)
Thanks for watching.
This is really cool! The bricked room makes me think it was a “nicer” area for the upper command-perhaps a strategy/war room?
Suggestion-perhaps you should add a can of bug killer for these adventures-and for sure, a can of personal bug spray for yourselves. This would keep the mosquitoes away from you, Eagle Eye, & Bunker Buster Girl. (We are from the USA, southern state of Arkansas & have several areas with heavy mosquitoes) Are those things readily available where you live? If not, I’ll gladly mail a couple cans to you. You could 1) stop mosquitoes from biting 2) get rid of some of the spiders!
Thank you for sharing- have a wonderful day!
Well we tend to forget stuff like that when we come across locations like this but we are currently getting some heavy duty stuff to help out in the matter :) Thanks and greetings from us.
Love your videos. You have an excellent accent btw
Thank you! 😃
I love that bunker absolutely amazing thank you for sharing that with me proud to be German
Glad you enjoyed it
Very cool build, thanks for the share.
Glad you like it
Watched this last night it was very interesting I really enjoyed it 😀 thanks for sharing,
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video, but give Jr. a break, he has been exploring with you for a while, he knows what he is doing!!!
Actually he does and thanks for watching.