Secret German WW2 barracks explored and there is truly something special in the forest..

just walk by here wow and chances are soldiers lived here turn on your flashlight so you can see it a little better yeah chances are soldiers could have been here ventilation pipe cabinet maybe go this is incredibly beautiful to see and you have to keep in mind that in many of these areas people were born poor and didn't have enough money to almost survive and then the Germans come and they come in droves. Millions and millions of uh you know, human forces and also for those of you who don't know this, this was a place with huge gun positions, all those hundreds of Germans.

The soldiers who had their stations here also paid the locals to that they actually worked and made these structures and were often paid salaries two or three times higher than the regular salary for the area, so it's

something

to think about sometimes when you see everything. the constructions and it was not always the

forest

ry workers who did the work a little bit of

something

here eh, is it a heater? I'm not sure there is definitely a

barracks

that was here, but that is a water heater, a boiler to heat the water as I said, the locals were very surprised when they came here and saw that the Germans had actually heated the water of the faucet and they were so impressed by it because they had never seen that and electricity was never a question of It was because there was no electricity in this area and the Germans actually brought it here.

This used to be a bathhouse down to the creek. Here they collected water and the soldiers could bathe here. The reason you can see that. it's the flat surface on the concrete in a very nice kind of flatness and curved ends and that means that they routed the water to come out into this stream again, but that's cool, so they had their own bath houses for the soldiers. This is the valley of the German

barracks

or barracks this is where the German soldier remained in this position hundreds of German soldiers did their duty chess pieces board game pieces coins buttons these are the remains of German activity from World War II in a place like this this is all that's left that this is all that could be underground, but we still share something great with you, five episodes of this incredible Fortress.

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