Third Reich in DECAY | This place is a time capsule!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.พ. 2021
- We stumble upon a HUGE WW2 dump site with relics from the Third Reich. Time stood still at this special location. The relics are all piled up and well preserved. You don't have to dig deep here!
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I might do it
Have you ever found a body
@@friertuck8746 Yes i have once
Always remember friend when you are out in the field and forest. You are doing something most of us dream of doing. Thank you for great videos and the history lessons.
Thank you sir for reminding me of that and liking my work!
Best metal detecting video's on TH-cam
After iron mike agreed😀
Yep
Best ww2 metal detecting
I went metal detecting once in an alley way in Arizona and I found a 1942 10 pence coin from Britain and I was like huh maybe someone from America who went to Britain in that day and came back then dropped it there and it has never been found until I found it. It must've been every bit of 6 feet 8 feet deep
You guys should do a huge collection video!! I’m guessing I’m not the only one that would love to see it! You must have loads of stuff
Every time you found something personal, i always have emotional feeling about the past owners.
It amazes me that yes this video is 2 years old but them finds are much much older and just laying on the top of that soil like that. Absolutely fascinates me. I look into what happened during ww2
You’ve got to go back to that place. Seems like it’s loaded with finds waiting to be discovered. I can’t help but wonder where some of the non-military stuff got there. Carried by a soldier, but I wonder what the circumstances were. We’ll never know. Thanks again for the great content!
Oh we are going back for sure. Thanks for watching!
The red glas thing on 08.00 is from a light. It is used to spread the light.
A rear reflector light from a vehicle I would think.
That may have come off a bicycle
This stuff is so cool. All those years ago those poor lads out in the war carried this stuff. They drank from the bottles when they were thirsty, and reached for pins when they needed comfort, and held what they had tight. Really cool to see this stuff found before it completely decays, because every little scrap has history.
Stargarder Tor of Neubrandenburg still exists and that small medal or pin shows the side of that gate facing towards the city side. Architecture is brick stone gothic type, very typical for North German Hanse trade union cities.
I guess you know, that Mykene is not an island, but an ancient Greek city actually in Homer's Illias the opponent of Troy. Heinrich Schliemann discovered it and found the famous graves with the gold masks. About Luftwaffe and Marine (Navy) findings at the front it just shows the lack of infantery units to the end of the war. Every available soldier regardless of service branch were thrown into that useless combat.
i just really love these videos, i love how theres people out there who dedicate there time to this
Hello from the USA state of Ohio I really enjoy your videos! Thank you for your hard work! I would absolutely love detecting ww2 sites in Europe just absolutely amazing.
Maybe one day Joshua! Thanks for the support.
you do a great job on your videos , love the history and you bring it alive thanks
I appreciate that!
My all time favourite channel, i really love your content bro
Hey, thanks for the support
Excelente excavación y gracias por los SUBTÍTULOS
Very interesting watching your TH-cam post's. It's like they just left it and walked away
One of the reasons I think your videos are so good is because you are very enthusiastic about what you are finding. You really like what you are doing, and it is infectious.
Very well done, informative, accurate, respectful, great job, be safe out there too.
I appreciate your feedback!
@@mdww2battlegrounds You're very welcome, I appreciate what you all do to honor those caught up in that cancer of war.
This is SOOO KOOL! As a American deeply interested in WWII history, I envy your
ability to travel and find such treasures. My skin would be crawling if I were to find
some of the things you guys find! FANTASTIC!
Love the production of the videos bro, you're out there living my wish to be out there and digging for relics, not only does it symbolise such a terrible time but is very astonishing how peaceful the site is.. years later .. so much war become peaceful
I believe the red glass is the back reflector from a Kettenkrad
Oh now that is something special.
So cool to see that Hiram walker and sons bottle. That was probably a Canadian club whiskey bottle but difficult to say exactly since they have a number of brands.
Who doesn’t like a bottle of Canadian club (full)😀
Ich mag diese Schlachtfeldplünderung nie-aber es sind schöne Sachen dabei👍🏻
You truly do deserve all the support and success you receive. There should be more people like you in the world. Keep up the good work my friend 😊
Great video, you lucky devils 👍
Incredible video guys! I love that you have a JEEP going to look for WWII Treasures 👍
From one Jeep owner to another, Stay Safe Guys, we here in New Jersey USA love your videos!
Thanks for the support! Take care.
Hi Guys Again Great History Would Love To B There With U All Stay Safe Take Care M. England.
Love the history that your revealing with every video 👍. The Hiram Walker bottle base intrigued me so I did some digging on the markings …. That was a 4/5ths quart bottle of 1941 Canadian Club Limited Straight Whiskey aged 6 years. The “65” is the bottling permit number and “45” was the quantity
Amazing! Thanks for the research. Cool piece of history this relic.
Reminds me of AJ Hidell.
14:31 Reichelbrau Kulmbach beer stein. Bavarian province of Upper Franconia, an item a long way from home.
With such a diverse mix of items shallow ground it could be an old medical dump, uniforms that were cut off the wounded and thrown in heaps. Contents in the pockets are all that remain. Or a rear storage area for personal items from a frontline company was abandoned.
There were instances of retreating HEER units burying their own personal trunks/baggage to retrieve later. Only after 1945 there was no chance of travelling back to these eastern areas to reclaim their possessions.
Watched again ❤ just brilliant really interesting Thanks for sharing 🎬
Salut les gars, encore de beaux objets trouvés🙏👍. Une superbe video💎 comme d'habitude et impatient de visionner la prochaine . A bientôt pour de nouvelles aventures 😉
That thing marked kaffee is the body part of a wall mounted coffee grinder
Quality finds and amazing historical video 😀👍
Great video again, guys! Thank you!
Very Interesting video, Thank You.
Always interesting! Thank you! Oh, yes..tell Iron Mike we need more of his video’s as well..
Astonishing place, wish I could visit one of these with you guys. Great to see Mike, I love that guy.
What amazing incredible finds keep it up guys
keep up the good work man and have fun with what you are doing!
it is so entertaining watching your passion searching for lost history that is being forgotten and slowly decaying away. it is always exciting to learn about new items and their past history that you have the knowledge of telling us.
greeting from Norway!
Another great video. I am so jealous and envious of what you guys are doing. I wish I could be there with you when you uncover these artifacts.
Wish I could've been there. Awesome finds!
I wonder what the circumstances were that caused all this stuff to be dumped there.
Aspetto sempre i vostri video con emozione !!!! Complimenti per il vostro lavoro
Wow you had a great first day. Exciting to watch. You found a good spot!!!
Great videos and thank you for covering the holes, again I thank you!👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I know this is an old video, but that Gas mask you found at the start of the video is a Civilian VM-40 Volksgasmaske, mostly made for Children
Well done......looks like so much fun.
05:52 stuff like that was not usual at the front. Maybe a soldier thought:"We already lost the war, so why not dying in a fancy outfit?". Seems like this was a last expression of desperation and hopelessness.
On the other hand: maybe someone just wanted to get rid of that stuff. Or maybe you found the remains of the German equivalent to "Mad Jack" who once said:„Any officer who goes into action without his sword is improperly dressed“. He is a legend.
We will never know for sure.
You are so lucky that your finger touching these historical things
500k 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Nice finds love this channel and history secrets
so cool i really enjoy your videos! relaxing music while you describe what you find in the holes.. so amazing
Great finds !!
How in the world was all of that still above ground???? After 70 years, it seems impossible that those things would just be right there on top of the ground.
Awsome channel amazing finds for sure 👍
Brilliant site, well done on some amazing finds.
Thanks a lot!
Great video
Another amazing adventure 👍
I can't stop watching these videos lol.
Great to have you on the channel!
Parabéns pelo canal !!!
Hi their guy's! I only just seen your You Tube page. It's very good, love what you do and I'll watch more of your videos, good for you and keep going with the explorations. Cheers from Adelaide, South Australia
Great to have you here around the channel!
Sword scabbard piece appears to be from a very large and earlier sword not ww2 period, ww2 period wermacht sword blades were not that large personally i would say that is a pre 1900 sword scabbard based off size and construction! Hope that helps!
My running theory is that these are the discarded remains of personal affects taking during the German retreat at the end of the war. Likely dumped to move quicker.
Increíble!!
These awesome videos always makes me want to go metal detecting old places too bad I live in Newly settled areas...☹
Hi
I have been watching you for a bit of time now and became interested in stuff that you do. I have seen your videos where you would go metal detecting in places that battles would take place in the eastern front.
My question is, do you know any places like this in the territory of poland. If you see this comment and know any spots to go metal detecting, please respond. It would mean a lot.
Hope you have a great day :)
Very nice 👍. Hello from Russia.
Nice finds,,
Awesome video ty best wishes from England.
Thanks for watching!
That lighter can be restored. I've seen several done on TH-cam. Good finds. 👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘
Tysy tube could restore it.
Subscribed very interesting artifacts.
Really enjoy the channel here in SW Florida United States. I'm from Massachusetts and lived in a old historic family home there. Two of my great uncles, twins actually, brought back some souvenirs from Germany after the war and I have a lighter still in my old bedroom at my parents home that looked exactly like the one you showed us. Great channel. Keep up the good work.
Cool to hear your personal story. Thanks for the support! Cheers!
It's crazy how all the stuff is surfacing! And no one digs for it you can make a lot of money off these items.
Hiram Walker bottle is for liquor. Probably Canadian Club Whiskey. He was from Detroit Mich. and had distilleries in Windsor Ont. Canada which is right across the river
Some nice finds indeed but use a fork to dig with so you don't break to much stuff in the ground, , 👍
GREAT video guys.
I love your videos, always so interesting. I'm always disappointed because they end so quickly, would like to watch for hours 👍😘
Amazing!
Finaly a channel that does dig ups
The Neubrandenburg Stargarder Tor medal is from the GDR era
Outstanding ! Well worth going back for more.
Great diggin thanks again for sharing it’s always a pleasure to watch
Thanks for watching!
8:28 Artillery shell fuse protector in the pit
The red sphere...a paperweigth. to hold loose papers on your desk
Hey bro, fn you'll find porzellan with a sign of the mark "KPM" or "Meißen", than you have to keep it. They made one of the expensive plates especially in the golden 20ys and longer. In TV- Shows These porzellan gets payed by thausends of euros... sorry for my Bad english, iam a gernan viewer.
you have to map locations in the historical archives to get good locations to scan to look for valuable material stories in the war region.
I've watched all of your videos. Love the work you do. I have a question. What do you do with the stuff that you dug up that you don't want? It would be really intresting to know!
I appreciate that! Usually we burry it back and try to leave no trace behind. Ammunition is reported.
Pretty sure the red sphere glass goes on a torch for tactical use
Maybe that little red glass thing went into the swords hilt!
Say hello to new fans from Indonesia.👍👍👍👍
Red glass might have been from a tailight maybe ?
I would be like a kid in candystore! Awesome videos!
Yes Nativity in a field hospital , to comfort soldiers maybe. My guess
your voice is like M.Verstappen's :D
The sword scabbard is for a Model 1811 Blucher Cavalry Saber. IMO
Thank for subtitle Indonesia, 😇😇
Nice You guys should do a huge collection video !!!!
03:59 it is a keepsake. A little thing that a soldier carried to have something from home. Obviously he lost it or most likely got killed. This was a very personal item of someone.
Maybe the red circle was from the hilt of one of those swords!
That Red glass object could be the lense from a red light.
Nice video anda thankyou for subtitle indonesia . Ones a gain very nice and good video keep going this chanel and i support you from indonesia .
Greetings back from the Netherlands! Thanks for watching.