Forgotten bunker found and opened . wow !
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- A forgotten German WW2 bunker appears after more than 70 years in the ground. join me , watch the full video and enjoy this AMAZING happening.
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There could be even more to find here. Should i go back ?Let me know and Greetings from WW2HistoryHunte
You know you want to go back :).
Germans built so much bunkers - who cares?
Have you heard about forgotten WW2 prisoners who were in 60's or 80's found during a tunnelwork on a bunker locked in there was one survivor. Because i can't remember where i heard about it but when i gold about it to my dad he said it was true.
WW2HistoryHunter If you look down the escape tunnel then there could be a tunnel leading off from the left. Could this be the entrance to a separate section.
WW2HistoryHunter pump out the fluded area
History never dies due to folks like you...your enthusiasm is addictive..and hopefully awakens an interest in others who will carry on and share history..thanks for your efforts..
WW2HistoryHunter you are a history explorer i hope you get famous for exploring these anchient places
iamrichrocker true
This mans happiness for little things like this and his passion is wholesome
Thanks my friend.
Indeed
In the 1980’s I and some friends found a large underground complex in Hong Kong. We entered through a locked shaft with a ladder that went down to some kind of boiler room and the only exit we could find was on a mountainside overgrown with jungle behind a locked iron gate. There were still bed frames and other furniture, and even old documents still in place, some partly burned. In the center of one room there was a see through chinagraph board (for plotting aircraft movements was our guess), and a long wooden lectern. It looked like it had been abandoned in a hurry when the Japanese had invaded and never used again after that. It’s probably still there.
Thanks for sharing and for watching.
Can you tell me where exactly are that place in hk?
@@Chaksanqq it is in his imagination would be my guess.
Great so see something on UA-cam that isn’t clickbait
Thanks
So nice to see it not vandalised with spray paint - great video thanks for sharing
i agree and thanks.
Agreed all the bunkers around here are either flooded or burn out over the years
John Potter Burned out? Flooded is normal they're underground. After a few years. Look at how fast Hitler's bunker filled with water before the skum reds blew it up! It should have been preserved for history. That's Russian mentality, we Americans never forgot the Cuban crisis! Thank god for JFK
The bunker look's much larger from the outside than it from the inside. It is such a good
thing that there are people like yourself that keep history alive otherwise it
would just be lost to time. A good example was the gun barrel cooling trough.
Thanks for watching Jay and Greetings.
My husband just found your video, by chance. This is amazing. On the coast of NH, there is a state park called Ordiorne State Park. In it, one can see the bunkers that are covered by grass. One can see the doors but they are bolted shut. It was a beautiful, rich sea community that the American government took by Eminent Domain. All the mansions were torn down an the US built bunkers and there are several turrets for cannons. I'm so ignorant, I didn't realize there must be quarters below them. You've taught me so much, in the two videos I've watched. Thank you so much for helping me to relive history. We need to learn from history so we don't make the same mistakes again.
Thanks for sharing and for taking time to comment and watch.
kath nh m
I remember those bunkers as well, they were huge!
Fascinating. I've always dreamed of traveling to Europe and going on exploration hunts like these.
Thanks
you wont find any abandoned structures with stuff still left in them. but there are a decent amount of bunkers left around in certain places. we have tons of them close. try zandvoort in the netherlands or certain areas of normandy in france
You are so compassionate about your hobby & love what you find like the cooling trough for the flak guns. Very nice find.
Fantastic video of this new find.....lets hope that it can be saved for other people to get the feel of that time frame......
Hope so too. Thanks Ian.
Ian McCormack
Ian McCormack I wish ww2 happened later. I really want to see the bunkers more intact.
Nick Wilde You Dont
Nick Wild Du hättest den WW2 wirklich nicht miterleben wollen glaub mir
A few years back, they found 3 untouched and unopended german bunkers burried in the sand off the coast of Denmark after a big storm. It had everything a bunker would have when the soldiers left it. Guns, radio equipment, rations, bedlinens, personal items, everyhing. Pretty cool.
Wow!!!!!!
Wow, I hope it gets preserved and not demolished.
Hope so too. Thanks Glen
Glen Pierce whenever I go to France there are so many bunkers around the coast
Glen Pierce so do i
Glen Telp D-day bunkers?
@luck notskilled....I have met some of them and every story, from the few who will talk about it, is interesting.
Incredible! It makes you wonder how many more bunkers are hidden from view like this! The cooling bath and oven should be saved for sure! Thanks for the tour!
yes the cooling bath should be saved. Thanks Paul for taking time to watch.
Why would a WW2 German made tyre have "Made in Germany" written in ENGLISH on it
i wouldnt know , export piece ? Thanks for watching.
Isnt the "Made in (some country)" from the industrial Revolution?
The revolution was first in England and because of the competitors the "Made in (...)" was a seal of quality... Since then it was "Made in (...)"
I guess...
So everything has the seal of quality on it, in english...
TIRE
HAMRADIOJOE american vs English version of spelling. Depends if ur using Oxford or american English.
Ahhh, americans parading their ignorance on the Internet as usual.
"Tire" means "to become exhausted" in proper English.
What would be nice is if you could find some WWll Veterans and record some of their stories. Like we have only a few surviving WWll Vets left and once their gone so is their stories. Thank You for going out of your way and showing us your finds.
i agree but i have chosen to work only with items. Thanks
My father in law was a Captain in the 6th armored tank division with Patton. They liberated Buchenwald, but they went all throughout Europe. He probably was there. He passed away, but my mother in law who is 99 and still remembers all the stories.
Thank you for sharing this. Let us hope that soon authorities will realise that the Atlantic wall is an historic legacy like Hadrian's wall and start to preserve it.
i agree indeed in that. Thanks Raymond.
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I could watch these many times over. Better than the cut & paste history channels. These are genuine and much research & work involved in making these. Thks HH
Thanks so much for your great support Laura :)
I lived in Germany in the 70's, while my father was stationed there. My friends and I found several pill boxes and larger bunkers and explored them...
Great times and thanks for watching.
Awesome video WW2HH, that place is a time capsule that needs to be completely preserved. Makes you wonder how many other forgotten and undiscovered positions remain to be found! Keep up the great videos. Happy Fossicking! Warren.
There are still ots of long forgotten structures out there for sure. Thanks for taking time to watch Warren and HH in the Next adventure ) Greetings from WW2HH
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NQExplorers I
Not sure why anyone would thumbs down 👎🏼 videos like this .
Thanks Jason.
@@WW2HistoryHunter I’m jealous that u live over there and are able to find these cool findings. Keep the vids coming and b safe as u explore‼️
Thank you for sharing! Very exciting we loved it 👍🏻 Things like this should be saved not destroyed its history!
i agree and thanks for watching.
WW2HistoryHunter
WW2HistoryHunter
I agree.
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Awww man first of all, thank you for sharing and second, thanks for sharing your enthusiasm for the 'small' details and showing me there are more people in the world like me who can totally dream away, using your imagination looking at a, for example, a simple screw where someone, most likely a German soldier, was looking at. The details I now see , he must've seen as well etc etc.... Hope you get what I'm saying.
Again, thanks for sharing... !!
i agree , it is all in the details. Thanks my friend.
This is a great video, but what scared me the most is how at 12:08 you can see what appears to be bloody hand stains on the back wall
lovely bunker find I enjoy the enthusiasm you have for conserving history and documenting it
@David Sirett...I agree completely.
I enjoy how you imagine what the soldiers were doing there and the kinds of situations in which they were involved. I do the same thing. I find it fascinating to think about what their lives were like and to imagine the people that walked in the very same space as you 70 years ago. Too awesome!
i agree , imagination is important. Thanks for taking time to watch.
Yeah, imagination is really important when you're making it all up as you go along.
I LOVE THIS TYPE OF HISTORY. Germany was actually ahead of time in construction during this time period. You are DOING AN AWESOME JOB with these videos. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a great find..this is the little old lady in Texas..💕
Thanks Wanda and Greetings from us
You need your own series on television...I love your videos, and accent. I could watch for hours...
Appreciate your kind words
This is totally amazing and as I was watching I thought of my Grandfather and my Uncles - may they Rest IN Peace. they served in this War. Truly incredible stuff here - Thank you for sharing this with us.
Be proud and thanks for comment and for watching Mona.
Amazing !!! Just amazing my friend thanks so much for taking the time to do this for us all !!!!
More 2 come later and Greetings from us.
Great video! And yes, your excitement is contagious! And your English is excellent! Can't wait to look at more of your videos! New subscriber!
Thanks for sharing a piece of history. I hope the bunker site is preserved rather than being demolished
Thanks my friend.
Cool find, i have ww2 bunker/ air raid shelter in back garden.
Thanks for watching.
Love the excitement in his voice, it's making me excited as well
one has to be excited doing this i think. Thanks for watching.
That was a very nice clean bunker. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Glad you enjoyed it
Very cool. Thank you for sharing. Thumbs up
Appreciated Chris.
WW2HistoryHunter
Love your enthusiasm
Hitting a good job finding the bunkers
Hello in Iceland there are bunkers and i have explored the whole place.
Sounds exciting my friend. Thanks for watching and greeting to you.
Wow. Hope no one miss it up. glad u film it, if it does get destroyed. u still have something to look back at.
Thaks Nora
Hey i found 3-4 bunkers close to My forest, i found 22nates, german clothes (perfect to me), 3helmets 2 Mosin nagant, And 6 pistoles, no One had rust it Was in the bunker
Thanks for watching.
Very cool they should preserve the history instead of destroying it keep up the good work mate 👍
Your passion and enthusiasm is beautiful to behold. Thank you for sharing this with us all. You never fail to pick out the smallest of items and explain them away for us. I actually felt that I was walking through this bunker. Perfect, as usual. Thanks so much.
Appreciated Chela and Greetings from us.
Thank you for this. Your videos are like a visit from an old friend.
Thanks for kind Words.
Tim Schutte so what if he is?
Joden gevangenkamp in Duitsland
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WW2HistoryHunter Thank you so much for posting this! I love history and I love to explore historical places! Keep this up! They are awesome! :)
The Russians literally left nothing behind, crazy, interesting video, love your passion 👍✌️
Glad you watched and Greetings from us.
Rusky Bastards
This krout sounds like he's about to nut his unterwäsche.
Jason True didn’t Stalin kill his own tho lmfao and Mao too
I'm seeing this in 2018 for the first time. Wow. very great to see this. I'm a very big history fan, and I don't concern myself about who fought who or won. I look at it from all sides and anything found by any side, in world war 1 or 2, I think should be preserved. ALL history is is very important. Also really the host here is very knowledgeable and is very entertaining to listen to. thank you!.. Bob
Thanks for taking time to comment and watch.
Someone should drain all that water from the bunker. I think there is more to see
could be indeed. Thanks for watching.
Maybe there is a living germany army was stuck there for years and have a 22 meter beardand mustache
adilla achmad wtf
Lol hahhahahahha just a joke
Comrade Mark it would evaporate or what ever you call the water version of it I'm very tired don't judge
He had ww2 flashbacks
WW2HistoryHunter where did you find the bunker
he's probably keeping it secret so no one ruins it for everyone else
only one thing i don't understand...why would someone dislike the video like this person is going out of their way to provide you with facts and knowledge and you don't like it?
That is just how life is :) Thanks and greetings from us.
Man I'm from America I would love to be able to come over there and look at that be able to walk inside of it that's cool man
Thanks John and greetings from us.
Just amazing your a lucky man to see such a cool piece of history
Camshaft Shaft ...
Imagine who were hiding in there ? not the good people for sure...
Some like Hitler ?
What a wonderful find. Imagine German soldiers seeking refuge here, away from being the hunted. Very fascinating. Greetings from Illinois USA.
Thanks Kathy
cool gun carriage axle laying there for 70+ years
I live in Sitka Alaska and there are a lot of ww2 bunkers and there all open
Were you ever fortunate to be the first one to officially explore this bunker after 70 yrs HH. It is a really good thing the farmer found the running trench. It must have taken them quite awhile to dig the rock and dirt off of the entranceway of the bunker. Did you find out if the Made In Germany wheels were Panzer wheels? The intact 20mm FLAK gun cooler bath was something to see. We see a lot of bitumen on German WW2 bunkers and it seems to do what it is made to do. The bunker oven with the piping was also a real find. It did look quite clean, just a shame it was a bit flooded. Thank you for taking us there HH. I definitely soaked it in. :)
This was such a surprise and so very glad i had the chance to see this. Not too often chancesslike this comes along. Thanks Laura.
Remeber to watch out where you step, who knows? They might have left boby traps for the allies...
Yup
I don't think they'd leave mines where there own soldiers walked over, maybe somewhere further but definitely not around a bunker unless they laid them there as a last minute desperate defense.
Might find an old soldier that has not surrendered
You're 2 years late mate...
You never know :)
I am from Colombia, I like the history and see those places, I try to imagine the soldiers, bullets so on so forth , thank you very much for show us those things
Thanks
Awesome opportunity to see a bunker discovered under so much earth and to see it before it is demolished for modern developments. Thank you for sharing this and for the unique details such as the cooling trough for the gun barrel. I do hope you went back and even found the location where the gun was. Thanks for preserving history for us.
I agree and it was a unique place to visit. Thanks Beverley
a great find but I hope it never gets demolished for house and thank you for your time take care
Will work moreo there Stephen and thanks.
I went in one that had 3 levels with a tile bath. Some of the guys even found Lugar's still packed in Cosmoline. I only found some unused ammo. They sure knew how to use concrete and rebar.
Thanks for watching.
When I was stationed in the US Army near the Sigfried Line there were a lot of those bunkers along the ridge between Pirmasens and Dellfield in 1963-65. Most had been blown up but the basic bunker was still embeded in the ground. Many had railroad track for reinforcement in the cement. Most the top had been blown off, one the top was still attached standing in a vertical above the old bunker. We had an old Sargent in our unit that said he was with demolisions when they blew these up. They had to fill the bunker with water so the TNT would use the hydraulic action to blow the bunker apart, and the top off. Along the base of the ridge there are a string of caves that the Army used for storage. Many of them are still being used. WS
Thanks for sharing and for watching William
IS IT GOING TO TAKE 70+ YEARS BEFORE YOU GET INSIDE?????
not really , a couple of minutes maybe :) Thanks
HAHAHA FR
When you do better, we'll look at it, until then...
imnew2nm We? Maybe it's only you.
I've looked at documentaries before and he actually was right about a few things and informative outside of the bunker just be patient he was excited and sinking it all in lol leave the poor guy alone
I hope it's not demolished either and saved for history research.
Time will tell. Thanks
Why should anyone spend time demolishing a bunker in the middle of a field. Anyways, if its cleaned up and pumped dry it will make an exelent potato cellar
Ha ha. Almost the entire length of the fortifications to prevent the liberation of Europe are intact. You can them (tell) them easily. Why do you think this is important?
Jerry Krause you can them them?
APS head full of rocks. Yeah, I can easily them them when my phone decides to. Can't you?
Whom ever you are, you're very articulate and descriptive and passionate. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the kind Words Ken and Greetings to you
It would be nice if someone bring there a water pump and explore whole bunker ^^
i agree. Thanks
Of course you need to go back and investigate further. This could be the 'tip of the iceberg'. Makes an individual (and I'm sure you) how many lost hidden relics, bunkers, etc. there could be waiting to be discovered and opened up..... GREAT Find... please continue your quest.
I absolutely love your enthusiasm and excitement when finding something! It is infectious.
You remind me of myself,whenever I find even something just small, like a arrowhead lying on the surface of dirt.
Since we dont have any battlefields from WWII-nowhere in the U.S., and with most Revolutionary war and War between the States battlefields being so picked over by those with metal detectors who-anywhere allowed- go out in almost Platoon strength, a arrowhead is about the biggest thing I can find.
Thanks Craig
Would've been nice if you circle around the bunker outside so we can see how it looks from different angles. How it blends into the area on the covered side.
will keep that in mind. Thanks
This vid is better than my social studies class 😂
My social studies is really fun.
My S.S makes it very fun for us.
And most of my friends/people in my class, are obsessed with WWII
Thanks for watching.
Brilliant suff keep them coming peace and love from Scotland
Thanks and greetings to Scotland
Love your channel & I love to hear you talk :)
Thanks Bobbie
Those tires look... Wheelie wheelie old... 😰😂
yes they do. Thanks
WW2HistoryHunter you're welcome
MrBoatsnhoes69 thank you for this comment. Made my day. I know - something wrong w me...the sense of humour of a 5-year old...im still laughing...
MrBoatsnhoes69 cheasy
MrBoatsnhoes69 lol
Very nice Production, Thank you.
Thanks
These bunkers are scattered all across the island of Jersey, if you ever get the opportunity of visiting the channel islands keep an eye out for them, they're really cool to explore. Some of the larger ones have even been converted into WW2 museums.
Thanks for watching.
I was on a bus in Jersey with a friend who lived there. As we went along the road I saw windmill after windmill, all without blades. I asked why there were so many windmills, & why none of these had blades. I was told that they weren't "windmills", but German bunkers.
I like the hunt, for sure but it's just sad thinking of the boys that died for the sake of war. Just sad!
God bless all their souls !!
My grandparents and their parents came to Canada just in the nick of time. They were some of the fortunate ones although they weren't treated very well here for many years.
Thanks for sharing and for watching.
DIAMOND LIL my family also, here in America
DIAMOND LIL What's weird is that I am in the Canadian Special Forces but we have rarely ever had to get stationed near a battle
Thanks for taking us along on this one.
VERY INTERESTING
VERY...
Thanks my frien.
Another cool video.....Have you considered doing your magnet fishing in the flooded rooms?? Never know what's under there!!
Could do that if i Return. Thanks
me meme Of course the magnet could be stuck on some metal built into the concrete. Then lose a magnet or go for a dive! :)
Good point Raoul.....I didn't consider that!!
Another level
i live on jersey, channels islands, we were occupied during the war, and there are many many bunkers like this here, even on a 9 miles by 5 miles island !
ok and thanks for sharing.
What is really amazing is that there were thousands of this bunker built! What kind of working force did you need to build these throughout Europe? WOW
Thanks for watching
Man, they should give you a t.v. show on Discovery or National Gheographic. Realy like your vids. We got alot of this stuff to, over here in the Netherlands. Keep it up, great findings.
Well i feel fre and happy so all is well :) Thanks
Is there a chance more bunkers are in the area? Usually if the area has been heavily reinforced, there can be several bunkers close by...
yes , i have personally now found one that is still 100 % underground and working With permission to open it :) Thanks
Thats awesome news! Look forward to your next video! WOuld be awesome to find one that has its contents intact!
WW2HistoryHunter in the Czech Republic they're sometimes only 150m apart😎
,WW2HistoryHunter, ,hi there keith here,just catching up on one or two of your vids I missed,,👍,how do you do it,seriously totaly amazing place you brought us to,kinda gives me a scarey feeling ,what a bunker,I don't know why ?,maybe because it was totaly buried,,what it must have been like back then when in use,,unbalevable,,,again I seriously can't get enough of your total amazing channel,,perfect in every way,,👍,,thanking you again,always a fan, (loving it),kc,keith,uk,👍,respect always,,peace,
Thank you again Keith for being so kind and commenting and watching. Really appreciated my friend and Greetings from us.
Very cool Thanks!
Appreciated gmako
gmako74
2019 anyone
Thanks for watching.
Lorenz Villacampa 2020
Komi Shouko Ikr!! These childish fools with this "who's watching in (fill in the year) drives people with IQs and jobs fricking crazy. Too much time on their hands living off mummy and daddy and or the government smh
@Komi Shouko if u don't care then why you took your time to reply
Thank you for preserving history my friend! You are providing a great a service for humanity!
wow thanks for the kind words
Him: * has german accent and finds a bunker *
Me: ah shit, here we go again
He he , thanks for comment and for watching
LRA 15 sounds more like Norwegian accent😂
Never german accent. Scandinavian for sure.
@@stinesundgot401 Nope. I am Norwegian, and that is a German accent for sure.
What a fantastic find congratulations sir
Thank you my friend.
Great adventure and explore. Thank you for taking us along!
Thanks my friend.
Großartiger Fund eines Bunkers ! Wunderbar ! Danke für die schöne Zeitreise ! Viele Grüsse, Rio
I don't know the first part, but the second is "thank you for the beautiful video"
Nice find with the Wt 80 stove inside
it is pretty special yes. Thanks
jakobgrimminger yah
Awesome find, all history should be preserved, and respected.
i agree :) Thanks
My friend you been busy completely fantastic video I do pray they Don't tear it down get a water pump and suck out that water simply amazes me you always come though for your viewers I do thank you History Hunter
Thanks for watching again Danny
Great video. Thanks
Appreciate it Ken
As a player of Sniper Elite 4, I feel like I've visited many of these bunkers. Thank you for this excellent video and commentary.
ok and thanks for watching.
5:17 some one is gonna use that as a flower pot
Could very well be. Thanks.
Did you see that it looked like "SS" was scratched into the wall at about 11:33? Right behind where you were touching the old cable. Perhaps scratched in the Nazi SS by a previous soldier? I could be wrong but I perceive it that way. Anyone else?
h, could it be ? Thanks
Where
I saw them right behind the end of the cable that you bent
yes
I was stationed Guam in 55-57 and cloths were disappearing from our cloths line during the night. It turned out a Japanese solder was still left there from WW 2. He thought the war was still on. and he survived in the caves on the island all that time. He was a hero back in Japan. What dedication to ones country.
Thanks for sharing and for watching.
Very very awesome! But can you make another video from this Bunker when he is dry?
Might do just that. Thanks
You were so excited,I thought you would lose your voice
Huggs,silky
yes Silky , this is actually very exiting :) Greeting to you my friend. WW2HH
WW2HistoryHunter exiting XDDDD exciting*
I'm glad you kept the location secret. People would vandalize and destroy, of course! Great vid! Thank you for the research and look back into history.
Glad you enjoyed it and more to come soon :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter Cool... definitely will wait for the next adventure! Subbed!!!!
i wish i lived in country with so much ww2 history to explore and find. thank you for your vids
Thanks my friend.