THE LARGEST SECRET TUNNEL FACTORY BY SS GENERAL KAMMLERS QUARZ B9 INSIDE TOUR

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  • Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
  • Finally I can take you through the entire tunnel system B9 Quarz in Austria not far from Bergkristall, this is the largest of the underground complexes built by Fiebinger and Kammler during the War. We made it inside and covered every accessible area of the tunnels, they are fortunately still in good shape and full of artifacts and gives us a good idea of how the German factories were set up. The huge underground rail station is still intact as are the machine rooms and practically all of the original tunnels. This is extremely important historically, so we were glad to be able to properly and methodically document the system. one never knows what the authorities may do to destroy these like they have done in so many others in Austria.
    join us for the "short" one hr exploration, you can join us at www.Lostbattlefield.com for the full 3 and half hr excavation with all the details.
    For any WW2 historian and those who have followed my series the last Nazi secret this is the best representation of what they were capable of during the war, so join us.
    I hope you will take the time to follow my channel and visit and join us on the website where documents and research are posted for you to see and download in the members area or if you feel like helping out more you cab also join my patreon where we have private chats and you wont have commercials. It all helps me make more. www.patreon.co... anD my website lostbattlefields.com

КОМЕНТАРІ • 127

  • @razorsedge6468
    @razorsedge6468 Рік тому +22

    Thank you. You always manage to show the war from an open perspective. You try to find out what was hidden from us and keep history alive. You don't show the war from only the side of the victors. We appreciate all the hard work you put inti the great videos.

  • @tinostruckmann
    @tinostruckmann  Рік тому +3

    TOMORROW SATURDAY AT 10AM PACIFIC I PREMIERE THE FULL UNSEEN 3 AND HALF HR TOUR OF QUARZ UNCUT, SO JOIN US ON LOSTBATTLEFIELDS.COM ITS IN THE MEMBERS AREA WITH ALL THE OTHER NON-PUBLIC VIDEOS AND RESEARCH PAPERS AND FILES FOR YOU AND JUST ADDED LECTURES TOO -

  • @flashgordon6670
    @flashgordon6670 Рік тому +3

    “I don’t feel unsafe, I don’t feel the mountain is going to collapse.”
    - Steve Irwin didn’t feel unsafe doing the silly things he used to do with huge dangerous animals. He didn’t feel the stingray was about to sting him.
    - Always take as many unnecessary extra precautions that you can, to avoid or mitigate undesired situations.
    I pray for your safety and good health, so that you can keep on piecing the puzzle of history together.
    💪🏻💪🏼💛💛

  • @Teresa-ih4sn
    @Teresa-ih4sn 8 місяців тому

    This was great again! You really dont realize how big it is untill the guy you are with stands there in front of the entrances, doorways or floor holes. Wow! Just wow!

  • @turbo1234ist
    @turbo1234ist Рік тому +12

    Amazing Tino! Hard to believe they did so much
    In only 13 years. Thanks again Tino!

    • @CoincidenceTheorist
      @CoincidenceTheorist 4 місяці тому

      Hardly believable at all like so much of history. Lies to explain older structures. Selling us on a false narrative

  • @razorsedge6468
    @razorsedge6468 Рік тому +13

    I defiantly look forward to your videos. So entertaining and educational. Places that people like me who love history, and war history, would never get to see if not for you. Thank you.

  • @shable1436
    @shable1436 Рік тому +7

    Unbelievably cool, it's crazy how quickly we forget history isn't it?

  • @rolfagten857
    @rolfagten857 Рік тому +6

    Historic place with a WW2 vibe. Kammler has been there I'm sure.🙉💢

  • @STB-1
    @STB-1 Рік тому +5

    The one I’ve been waiting for 😀 fantastic that you got in 👍

  • @leehadden8596
    @leehadden8596 Рік тому +6

    Outstanding Tino always wanted to see this location makes you wonder where all the pictures went surely all the companies involved in these projects wanted to record their contribution to the war effort

  • @bobbobson439
    @bobbobson439 Рік тому +1

    Awesome video! If eye was you, I would bring some chest waders, to go through the flooded sections :-)

  • @shable1436
    @shable1436 Рік тому +6

    Mussel ceiling was insane to think 75 million * years ago that was ocean floor, or river bed, edit:35 million*

  • @TerrenceTerryLynch
    @TerrenceTerryLynch Рік тому +2

    Thank you Tino what an exciting video I would love to walk through there

  • @kilposentyomaa5482
    @kilposentyomaa5482 Рік тому +4

    Thank you Tino great history preservation 👍

  • @brucesteinhilper5926
    @brucesteinhilper5926 Рік тому +1

    Almost expect Dr. Strangelove to be lurking around in there somewhere. Another amazing construction.

  • @tinostruckmann
    @tinostruckmann  Рік тому +1

    right now we are live on the full long 3.5 hr exploration on lostbattlefields and patreon and Im taking questions on the discord... just saying

    • @tivvstone726
      @tivvstone726 Рік тому

      Watched half of this eye opening conversation .between the 3 of you .exalent info. Will watch rest tomorrow .bedtime .Thank you tino .New sub

  • @yodawg3469
    @yodawg3469 Рік тому +6

    It sucks the russian's had to blow crap up instead of leaving things alone

  • @patchmack4469
    @patchmack4469 Рік тому +1

    it always intrigues me to see vast piles of earth and cave-ins inside these tunnels, how long have they been there, and what might they be hiding beneath them, employ mini excavator and myself and lets play, i wonder if the secondary floors were in place before the explosions, perhaps they lay beneath the piles of earth?
    definitely one of the better more complete and complex tunnel systems you have visited so far Tino, even if its been a little damaged from explosions in places, and so interesting to finally grasp how these vast tunnels were built seeing the tunnels in mid construction, its a little like seeing a pyramid isn't it, amazing to see finished, but how did they do it? and seeing this vid clears up the mystery behind the tunnels, very clever, and a great video Tino
    its a wonder how long before the cave-ins ascend to the top surface of the hill and become a danger to the public walking above - it's almost worth someone clearing a section, or placing tarpaulined covers on the existing surface to explore the amount of debris falling over coming years to predict future cave-ins - and that might even explain a few places you visited, forested hillsides that had been fenced off, perhaps in case of cave-ins and the ground swallowing people up, scary stuff

  • @JeroenE-mu8ob
    @JeroenE-mu8ob Рік тому +4

    Amazing material, as always. Very interesting.

  • @Cool5380
    @Cool5380 Рік тому +3

    Looking forward to this. Thank you!

  • @johncarold
    @johncarold Рік тому +3

    Hi Tino WoW looks like we are going to have a great explorer ? Leave it to someone to find a way in. HOLLY SHEEP SHIT BATMAN ! Hell No ! I'm not going down that. Incredible, I would love to see this place, I want to be the first to fly a drone in there. To see this back then, I could spend days in there exploring it. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

  • @greenmirror5555
    @greenmirror5555 Рік тому +2

    yea a drone mapping 360 view of that would be amazing.

  • @jh2309
    @jh2309 Рік тому +5

    Thank you for the great shows. Anyone watching can tell that you do your work in the research field. The question that I have is that I have been trying to join the Lost battlefield members section on the website but can’t figure out how to get in to join. Can you or someone tell me how. Thank you and keep up the great job.

  • @Rustinox
    @Rustinox Рік тому +3

    That's a very impressive complex.

  • @gavinothule8661
    @gavinothule8661 Рік тому +2

    I hope people with deep pockets help out Tino

  • @condor5150
    @condor5150 Рік тому +5

    Great work Tino! I'm impressed with your work. I'm surprised that you haven't gone corporate with the History channel ect...

    • @spangy8405
      @spangy8405 Рік тому

      Why would you be surprised ?? Does Tino strike you as the kind of man who would 'sell out' to some corporation ?? Tino is his own man who has a plan and a love of history, something the History Channel would try to control and manipulate ... the best thing we can do is support him financially so that Tino may continue presenting us with places we could never see without him.

  • @matttiggerward6147
    @matttiggerward6147 Рік тому

    That’s amazing! The size is gob smacking! At 1:04 I wonder if the “verticals” are actually a segment of a spiral therefore giving the formwork and the concreted tunnel longitudinal strength as well as vertical strength

  • @tedtates
    @tedtates Рік тому

    36:20 they are called gum boots bro.. you use them on the farm or when working in the trenches doing earth works.. they are like rubber and come with steal caps these days.. they are good for working in muddy wet areas.. they go places where your boots don't go.. they are also good for doing concrete work.. i use to use them when i did concrete work

  • @jerrywatt6813
    @jerrywatt6813 Рік тому +2

    I think of all the poor souls worked to death in these places ! And i fear this is slowly happing again but not with army's by dictators but with wealth by a hand full of people with dreams of mass slavery over all the souls on earth !

    • @spangy8405
      @spangy8405 Рік тому

      Thank you Jerry ... at least someone realizes these projects were built using mistreated concentration camp prisoners ... as for the rest of your comment I agree, Klaus Schwab and his cabal of elite billionaires at the WEF are planning exactly that.

  • @robertberger8981
    @robertberger8981 Рік тому +1

    The people with scientific achievements are never punished for their crimes only the powerless solders had to pay for crimes they had been ordered to do.

  • @cherryscarlett
    @cherryscarlett Рік тому +3

    its worth going up, to see it up the ladder

    • @T0Mdisstroya
      @T0Mdisstroya Рік тому

      which ladder are you talking about? The one in the A. tunnel or the missing one were the 15meter shaft is in the center of the complex?

  • @empurress77
    @empurress77 Рік тому +2

    Thank you so much for these awesome videos!

  • @oldminer5387
    @oldminer5387 Рік тому +2

    Thank you Tino. Some of the writing at the tunnel intersections look like survey markings. I wonder if someone did a comprehensive survey or mapping of the tunnel system.

  • @54FILMBUFFify
    @54FILMBUFFify Рік тому +3

    Hi Tino, another great video, Q what is tyres and car parts in nearly every tunnel, and bunker about? Also that round heavy cylinder with holes in reminds me of a conveyor rollers used to move heavy objects about. Possible. Keep on going, their must be many more tunnels for you to find and film. And without you we wouldn't know what the Germans where doing during the war. Thank you

    • @seanndavidson1809
      @seanndavidson1809 Рік тому +2

      I love your films you bring the dark into the light..

  • @cliffordfreeman7829
    @cliffordfreeman7829 Рік тому +1

    This is going to be a great one here.

  • @OnlineMartijn
    @OnlineMartijn Рік тому +1

    Interesting video again Tino

  • @ESMOKER1980
    @ESMOKER1980 Рік тому +3

    Did you do the claustrophic crawling entrance?

  • @hoyavp2236
    @hoyavp2236 Рік тому

    “And it didn’t take very long. “ Art Vandalay

  • @thomascooley2749
    @thomascooley2749 Рік тому +1

    The holes cut in the ceiling possibly for a steel press
    A Boing boing machine some call it

  • @cottoncork3112
    @cottoncork3112 Рік тому +1

    Great content...keep up the good fight.

  • @gianharmandaroglu1116
    @gianharmandaroglu1116 Рік тому +2

    Fantastic!

  • @lokischildren8714
    @lokischildren8714 Рік тому +1

    A fantastic video

  • @peterporter3543
    @peterporter3543 Рік тому +1

    Ultra Job and channel

  • @leehadden8596
    @leehadden8596 Рік тому +1

    Thanks

    • @tinostruckmann
      @tinostruckmann  Рік тому +1

      Thank you brother I truly appreciate it happy Sunday

  • @flashgordon6670
    @flashgordon6670 Рік тому +2

    Ah the sweet puzzle of history.

  • @CatsCoffeeCrime
    @CatsCoffeeCrime Рік тому +1

    Great video. I joined and became a member & am wondering why I have no access to get into the member material…? What’s up with that Tino? 🤷🏼‍♀️😮

  • @1noduncle
    @1noduncle Рік тому

    I hear there's some stuff in Antarctica. Get down there. Look for the gigantic hole in the pole. And neuschwabenland

  • @jkmayhem
    @jkmayhem Рік тому +1

    Oooo. Liking this :)

  • @jxetv5049
    @jxetv5049 Рік тому

    1:42 is that officer on the left side giving the camera man the "cut it out" hand sign? Slashing at his neck, like, hey not now....

  • @jon759
    @jon759 Рік тому

    Absolutely fascinating.

  • @smalcolmbrown
    @smalcolmbrown Рік тому

    Thanks :)

  • @ABrit-bt6ce
    @ABrit-bt6ce Рік тому +1

    2:47 giant Jenga game in progress.

  • @brianuhing2657
    @brianuhing2657 Рік тому +1

    That's huge

  • @richardscarlett7942
    @richardscarlett7942 Рік тому

    @ 33:36 thst looks like an old conveyor belt roller

  • @merc88
    @merc88 Рік тому +1

    History is cool

  • @leopardone2386
    @leopardone2386 Рік тому

    Imagine being down there... You find a white chalk outline of a weapon on the wall.
    Then a you look up to see a round counter start and hear zombie groans from further down the tunnel.

  • @gerneck1
    @gerneck1 9 місяців тому

    I have been in there in the late 80’s…where did you get the map from , I am asking because it’s the same map I still have. I did also do a video inside

  • @maytagmark2171
    @maytagmark2171 Рік тому

    I see all this debris in the tunnels, is that from multiple floors that has collapsed?

  • @anderswandland3624
    @anderswandland3624 Рік тому +1

    Great tour! Is it a "real" eagle with a green ring around at 33.45?

  • @crash6674
    @crash6674 Рік тому +1

    16:34 you found where they stashed the nazi gold dude

  • @TheHistoryWonderer
    @TheHistoryWonderer Рік тому

    At 30:30, it looks like a conveyer roller wheel.

  • @markkilley2683
    @markkilley2683 8 місяців тому

    Staggering efforts in order to hide what was going on, in these places. The amount of concrete, etc used is also staggering.

  • @gregkrueger331
    @gregkrueger331 Рік тому +1

    I believe a lot of the “floors” that you refer to are gang ways and mezzanines for the larger manufacturing machines. Also the pits you see along the edge of some of the tunnels is also for machines, they usually held machine oil or coolant as well as the chip conveyors.

  • @SuperMika70
    @SuperMika70 Рік тому +1

    💪💪

  • @williamclevenger9876
    @williamclevenger9876 2 місяці тому

    Good luck

  • @aaronp9928
    @aaronp9928 Рік тому +1

    I would take a metal detector around the outside

  • @eyecam286
    @eyecam286 Рік тому +1

    vundabar

  • @1noduncle
    @1noduncle Рік тому

    Where did hanz get to after the war???

  • @unclewerner
    @unclewerner Рік тому +1

    36:13 AFAIK the shafts of the boots got way shorter to the end of the war, because Germany also had leather shortage. Whoever wore that boot was already in service for quite some time.

  • @jeffreycarson3183
    @jeffreycarson3183 Рік тому

    How do I log into the members only area and get authorised to watch.I can get in website and log in.

    • @tinostruckmann
      @tinostruckmann  Рік тому

      you sign up and the pass word is sent to you and I approve it:-)

  • @striker1938
    @striker1938 Рік тому +1

    Great doc fascinating

  • @williamclevenger9876
    @williamclevenger9876 2 місяці тому

    Its kinda strange are government in usa we have underground facilities

  • @zegotashalom3881
    @zegotashalom3881 Рік тому

    What is concerning, it is obvious that the Germans were extremely more advance than anyone would think of during W.W. II. Makes you wonder, just how advance is the United States military today and are those UFO's actually, UFO's. Get it, makes you wonder if it is a big game created by the military as a cover?
    Merry Christmas everyone and God Bless. 1776

    • @tinostruckmann
      @tinostruckmann  Рік тому

      Oh I'm diving into a dark place in the next episode I just decided to go all out and try to tie it together

  • @1noduncle
    @1noduncle Рік тому

    If your inside it how secret is it?

  • @1noduncle
    @1noduncle Рік тому

    Why aren't you in der reise uncovering die glocke research facilities

  • @charlesmiles9115
    @charlesmiles9115 Рік тому +3

    😛😊👍👍👍

  • @1noduncle
    @1noduncle Рік тому

    Hopefully the UFOs don't laser your flotilla

  • @stefanschleps8758
    @stefanschleps8758 9 місяців тому

    What, no gold?!

  • @maestrozilla
    @maestrozilla Рік тому

    any Ufos in there?

  • @domestinger8805
    @domestinger8805 Рік тому

    Why would you need tunnels that high?

  • @1noduncle
    @1noduncle Рік тому

    Richard E Bird

  • @samwise001
    @samwise001 Рік тому +1

    if would be awesome if someone could explain how they were constructed, is does not look that these was done by hands and i find the egg shape intriguing
    [Note to self, never comment till you have watched the entire video] 😀

    • @alexwild4350
      @alexwild4350 Рік тому +1

      The egg shape lends strength to the finished concrete work, to the compressive effect of the rock around the tunnel, if it should move.
      As mentioned in the earlier part of the video, the tunnel had 'three floors'. That is, the final height of the tunnel was tunneled out from the beginning, on three floors. This means the men working did not need scaffolding erected as the work continued in a horizontal direction, because the workers stood on the floor of the existing rock.
      As the tunnels were dug horizontally, the floors of Sand Stone the workers had stood on were finally dug out, leaving the final tunnel height and width.
      This is how the tunnels have ended up being easily able to take a V2 rocket standing upright, with no wasted man power or resource needed to erect scaffolding for the men digging the tunnel to work from, to make such a height and width of tunnel.
      The odd island of sand stone at the end of the railway tunnel, shown around 30 minutes in, is a part of the inner core of the tunnel that formed the floors the workers stood on, while excavating the tunnel horizontally which was yet to be removed. Except this section was never finished, so it remains.
      This section also shows how this core was used to hold the form work, form work is a term used in concrete work, to make the concrete take the shape of the inner egg shell, the shape of the small wooden boards are easily visible in the dried concrete, while the vertical lines between the wooden boards would have been a metal section of the correct shape that held the wooden boards in place while the concrete set hard.
      The square holes cut into this central island would have held square pegs of wood that were driven out against the form work, holding the smaller boards against the outer wall/ inner wall of the egg shape.
      All this metal and wood would then have been removed and placed against the next section to be concreted, and so this casting frame work would have moved down the length of the tunnel as it progressed.
      The workers would have used power tools in terms of electric or hydraulic hammer guns to work the sand stone, but no doubt many more did use little more than a pick axe and shovel. All of the sand stone removed would need to go from laying on the floor where it fell as it was tunneled, to the railway carriages that would take it away. No doubt many wheel barrow trips were needed. Conversely, all the concrete that the railway brought in would need to go the other way, to the work face where it needed to be mixed and laid.
      Hope this helps answer some of your questions.

    • @T0Mdisstroya
      @T0Mdisstroya Рік тому

      They used drills with air compression. They carved first the the Eggshape from 2 sides from botton to the top. Build the concrete walls to stabilize the tunnel & carved then the middle part away from the top down.

  • @salvagedb2470
    @salvagedb2470 Рік тому +4

    Great vid again Tino , watching these Tunnels you cant help think if theres finished ones sealed off back before the Russians got there .

  • @tuzonthume
    @tuzonthume Рік тому +1

    i imagine the fires burned all the wooden shoring and caused the collapse.

  • @lordsludge5678
    @lordsludge5678 Рік тому +1

    Funny what you can do when you feed your whole army m3th

  • @tonttu303
    @tonttu303 Рік тому

    Is it just sand the hole soil? Easy to make bunkers

  • @omnisurplus7326
    @omnisurplus7326 Рік тому +1

    Hey buddy be safe make sure no lost souls come and get you like Hitler himself. I wonder why he liked the Italians so much my 2 grandfather's was fighting with the SS. And my Grandfather's said alot of craziness that happened with the Nazi including the General's. What where and did threw out the war.. I was only 8 when they started to watch stuff on NOVA public television and as they played on TV they would say I remember that day and told me in detail things since then I watched on UA-cam stuff I think I was a old soul and came back in the 1970's just to learn from my 2 gramps fighting. Hey I love your work with finding history. Keep up the great work some day I would love to fly out from United States and come along with you on your amazing journey. It just how my grandfather's told me I always felt I was there along side them at the ww2. Thanks for giving us this stories.

    • @tinostruckmann
      @tinostruckmann  Рік тому +1

      That's a great story I hope your granddad wrote along and detailed diary :-) I don't actually know if Hitler specifically liked the Italians other than initially on the early years hoping for Mussolini's help which is why Goering was down there in the early twenties and he definitely did not like the Italians after the way he was treated by them and I am okay with being haunted by just about anybody I would prefer the dead to most of the living honestly :-)

  • @krazzykiller1
    @krazzykiller1 Рік тому

    your breathing is ridiculous for the amount of exertion your experiencing. im scared for you.
    you should see a doctor. hart attacks are no joke for real.

  • @gilligan80
    @gilligan80 Рік тому

    I hate to be the kanye here..... but there seems to me... considering it's a lot of solid rock and in the large rooms there's bore holes from explosives... imagine giving yer slaves more explosive material than the guards have

  • @albertpacajpacaj6443
    @albertpacajpacaj6443 Рік тому

    Gut macht Russland

  • @razorsedge6468
    @razorsedge6468 Рік тому

    You don't focus only on the horror's and atrocities of the Holocaust. Unlike our President Joe Biden who thinks the Holocaust was honorable. "continue to bear witness, to keep alive the truth and honor of the Holocaust” - Joe Biden.

    • @philipmcdonagh1094
      @philipmcdonagh1094 Рік тому +1

      We have enough horror's and atrocities going on at the moment. Wonder what happened to lest us forget, it will never happen again. What is it with humans and history and repeating itself that we cant understand. And like Stalin Putin will walk away unscathed.

    • @spangy8405
      @spangy8405 Рік тому

      Why on earth would you listen to anything that geriatric dementia ridden puppet has to say about anything ??? America is the laughing stock of the world because of him ... He is destroying America on behalf of the WEF and the UN agenda 21 ... America is slated to be gone by 2031 along with every country in the world .... they won't succeed but unless the world starts waking up they will get closer than we want them too ... I love America, I just wished more Americans did too.

  • @tombaker9341
    @tombaker9341 Рік тому

    appreciated tar sir.

  • @ultrazmd5814
    @ultrazmd5814 Рік тому

    the bigest was Riese in Poland

  • @bobbobson439
    @bobbobson439 Рік тому +1

    Awesome video! If eye was you, I would bring some chest waders, to go through the flooded sections :-)