THE UNKNOWN BUNKERS OF ANLAGE MITTE - WHY?

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  • In the area around the two large train shelters initially constructed for Hitlers train, there is far more to see. The German high command and army group center was initially established there. However there is a large number of bunkers in the area, to some degree following the river, but in what appears to be an un-lightly defensive line.
    To that comes a complex of huge bunkers hiding in the forest between a protective screen and the train shelters. Yet nobody seem to know what they were for, or whom, or even exactly when they were constructed.
    The same goes for the groupings of bunkers in the area.
    So I wanted to take you through and show you all, maybe we can begin to piece together a bigger picture of events.
    Also out of interest at some point the Polish constructed a large cluster of small munition bunkers not far from there, so I braved the mosquitos to take a look at these also, despite a complete lack of military infrastructure in the remote area.
    Please like and follow it helps and much more history is coming every week. And all the documents and files are being uploaded to the website www.lostbattlefields.com where you can freely download and see all our research in the members area. And joining us on the website or patreon or our discord chats, all helps and we all collaborate here.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 63

  • @BlackHeart-xd1nl
    @BlackHeart-xd1nl Рік тому +8

    I was in Germany during the 1970's and early 80's in the U.S. Army ,Couldn't travel to these locations due to the wall still standing ,Getting to see yourself do this for me makes me smile, Thank You for being clear and concise in your speech and decor ,Most will not put the effort into this kind of thing.
    I enjoyed your previous video which I happened on during a search for something else ,Will continue to watch your channel. Very detailed and interesting.

  • @mamnan8953
    @mamnan8953 Рік тому +9

    Absolutely love this video, you work so hard and it's greatly appreciated.
    Wow this is amazing. Thank you for taking me along with you virtually.

  • @DavidRing-c8s
    @DavidRing-c8s 11 місяців тому

    Lost Battle Fields is the best videos of war History out there Thank you..

  • @bobbysenterprises3220
    @bobbysenterprises3220 6 місяців тому

    The well placed and not over used drone shots, the beginning music and prelogue, great paced well spoken introductory monologue. The set up of an excited friends invitation to go check it out with them.
    Such great work my friend. Thanks for taking us along.

  • @kelvinwarburton2558
    @kelvinwarburton2558 Рік тому +8

    Tino, it is a pity you don't have access to a mini Lidar Scanner so you could scan the whole area to get a better picture

    • @Nathanm7977
      @Nathanm7977 Рік тому +2

      I was thinking the same thing.

    • @speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783
      @speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783 Рік тому

      And a Geiger counter! Maybe take samples off floors and walls. I'm interested in the concrete used and what all they put in it etc. I just love Tino's adventures!

  • @garymessina1609
    @garymessina1609 Рік тому +1

    Great video thanks Tino

  • @scottcairns2933
    @scottcairns2933 Рік тому

    Please have another long form convo with Dr Farrell. Best content on UA-cam by far

  • @777Revlon
    @777Revlon Рік тому +1

    Many thanks for your efforts and amazing video

  • @robertsmeal8193
    @robertsmeal8193 Рік тому

    Bar none, you absolutely produce the bset informative videos on the world war 2 and more.

  • @tomaszdabrowski8021
    @tomaszdabrowski8021 Рік тому

    Those bunkers in the end of the video if Im not mistaken (they look familiar, but maybe there are similar near Tomaszow) are a leftover from a Lager Kruszyna (few kilometers north from Radom), Werhmacht infantry and artillery training camp. There is railway from Radom to Warsaw near (with additional sidetrack) and they were shooting a Sigfried 38cm canon that was mounted on a train towards village Brzoza NE from Kruszyna camp. There are observation bunkers that were for correcting shooting direction. Last one is near village Lipa (west from Brzoza). Kruszyna and Lager Jedlnia (which is SE from Kruszyna that was also a training camp) were places where Ostlegionen were formed. All that military area around Radom was called Truppenübungsplatz Mitte, and it also contained Lager Wolanów and Lager Piastow which were Luftwaffe training camps. Radom was probably a part of a bigger plan, that military area is one thing but also Germans were building big train repair station and train yard (biggest in Europe that some sources say, called Radom Süd, located on Potkanow village, that is a southern part of Radom now), new railway from Tomaszów (Anlage Mitte) to Radom Sud (completed) and then to Lublin (west GG border direction, not completed, lots of terrain traces left) but well probably never find out what they wanted to do exactly.

  • @mrmeowmeow710
    @mrmeowmeow710 Рік тому

    one great gem of a video👍👍

  • @flashgordon6670
    @flashgordon6670 Рік тому +1

    Everything is History, including the Future.

  • @williamlilleston1595
    @williamlilleston1595 Рік тому +2

    Just a thought my friend, how about making a 2nd trip to locations like this after the 1st filming. If you have access to high quality GPS data, record all the positions you can. I presume they would be plus or minus 10 feet. That wat these posits can be plotted and a clearer picture could emerge of what was there OR maybe why it was there. Take care Tino

  • @pf824
    @pf824 Рік тому

    Thanks

  • @georgehinton250
    @georgehinton250 Рік тому +2

    The Military Historian Professor WhoFlung Dant, says he couldn't give a toss.

  • @lookson624
    @lookson624 Рік тому

    Good video T . Enjoyed it

  • @TellySavalas-or5hf
    @TellySavalas-or5hf Рік тому

    Those giant concrete cracks are big!

  • @ronalddrentje4308
    @ronalddrentje4308 10 місяців тому

    The exploded bunkers were used as an ammo depot. The thickness of the walls is more to keep a boom inside than to protect people inside. It was also a comms hub and a hub for armies traveling east ans south east.

  • @williamconway1287
    @williamconway1287 Рік тому +2

    I have to say ever since I started watching your channel I have been surprised at how much is still left from W W 2 . Even though most are ruins it shows the Nazi’s were really convinced they were going to be the 1000 year rulers . I’m definitely glad they weren’t successful. Thank You for showing these things to us !

    • @tinostruckmann
      @tinostruckmann  Рік тому +1

      Lots more to come and I promise you will be really surprised when we get to the World War One forcts in the east

  • @smalcolmbrown
    @smalcolmbrown Рік тому

    Thanks :)

  • @brianhind6149
    @brianhind6149 Рік тому

    The building that has a slot down either wall may have been for servicing trucks & had removable ramps that the truch was driven up on ....dunno

  • @Nathanm7977
    @Nathanm7977 Рік тому +1

    I would love to map every thing out. Then do a lidar scan to see what we can no longer see. That way we could put our minds together and make a best guest as to what exactly everything was. Any body else up to trying to find a good small drone type lidar scanning system for Tino?

  • @jbrobertson6052
    @jbrobertson6052 Рік тому

    Wow I had no idea that there would have been that many bunkers and surprised that you didn't find a knowledgeable local

  • @MrCptnawsm
    @MrCptnawsm Рік тому

    Looks like the water filled motes/trenches have the shapes of where the massive walls would have been next to the foundation of some of those massive installments that were blown to bits.

  • @Schlipperschlopper
    @Schlipperschlopper Рік тому +2

    Many Birds moaning about the research there :-)))

  • @TomaszBorowskiTOM124q
    @TomaszBorowskiTOM124q Рік тому +1

    Around Spała there are hidden in the forest many Government VIPs large houses or villas or dachas if you like. One's there were occupied by Germans, then Poles, so the complex of bunkers are rather guard bunkers then defence one's.

  • @oivavarjos1794
    @oivavarjos1794 Рік тому

    To prevent and answer to an airborne parachuut attack.

  • @malcolmcooke2024
    @malcolmcooke2024 Рік тому

    What you need is a lidar unit to map the remains to see the hidden buildings and works and give a map of the layout of the complex

  • @joelstanhope7231
    @joelstanhope7231 Рік тому

    Could it have been a remote fighter airfield with air drop munitions storage ?

  • @F4Insight-uq6nt
    @F4Insight-uq6nt Рік тому +1

    Is there a River close to this location or underground water? If so then that point towards so kind of hydro power installation.

  • @Rob1972Gem
    @Rob1972Gem Рік тому +2

    Love your videos, but my thoughts on the Germans and their addiction to building underground facilities and overground bunkers. I just think a lot of it was just they were addicted to building. They had so much prisoners of war that they wanted to keep pushing them into force labour they were just on the building spree and I honestly think some of them, they had no idea what they were going to use them for just that they were in tent in just forcing prisoners of war into a horrible hateful spree of building until they dropped but I think sometimes there is no common sense to be had from what the Germans were thinking and what they are earmarked some of these buildings and facilities for. I honestly don’t think the Germans knew they were just told to get building an out of sheer fear. The chain of command did as they were told without any real understanding at times what they were doing it for

    • @verabeara2106
      @verabeara2106 Рік тому

      Intriguing thought:) yet i'm pretty sure that all those bunkers and Wehranlagen were there for solid reasons. Germans ALWAYS need to have a solid reason, that's just a matter of fact. We only go out and move and do things if there's a solid reason for it. And things have to be planned out meticulously, nothing ever happens spontaneously or over night.
      Any spare energy or idle time is spent with silly pleasures at the Biergarten or Grill. Not with building of surplus bunkers:)))
      Leftover concrete is not a thing as the cubic meters of molds are calculated to the inch. And a surplus of laborers would have been put to reinforce infrastructure like Panzer proof roads which is more important.

  • @failletceline5756
    @failletceline5756 Рік тому +3

    Les fauves en attente de la vidéo…….

  • @philipmcdonagh1094
    @philipmcdonagh1094 Рік тому

    Reckon there was a stick of dynamite used there.

  • @TheJackmac55
    @TheJackmac55 Рік тому +1

    dude the ..shrapnel..holes in the celing are form...outside....in

  • @robertsmeal8193
    @robertsmeal8193 Рік тому

    I'd love to do what you do.

  • @speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783

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  • @flashgordon6670
    @flashgordon6670 Рік тому +1

    Tino in the tunnels.

  • @koningbolo4700
    @koningbolo4700 Рік тому

    30:32 Welcome at the Summersault Inn...

  • @forclosedify
    @forclosedify Рік тому

    Have you ever gone to battlefields in America? I know we have at least 1 or 2

  • @richarddavenport31
    @richarddavenport31 Рік тому

    THERE IS SOMETHING VALUABLEHIDDEN IN THERE!!!!

  • @alanmills2511
    @alanmills2511 Рік тому

    Would be interesting t0o know what they were doing in the large bunkers. Whatever it was ,was not allowed to continue ,hence a lot of explosives were used to make sure of that. The smaller intact bunker i think was purely administration ,which would give reason that only 3 charges caused the damadge,.1in 3 corners .probably thought not important enough to waste any more charges .

  • @ABrit-bt6ce
    @ABrit-bt6ce Рік тому

    A kiloton in each would make one heck of a tank trap. Just sayng.

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    @mariom2424 Рік тому

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  • @edczajkowski4229
    @edczajkowski4229 Рік тому

    Could those bunkers that were open on one end be used for anti-aircraft gun storage?

  • @davidcoleman4941
    @davidcoleman4941 Рік тому +1

    Curious wouldn't the former Soviet occupants have taken detailed photographs of the various compounds, prior to blowing the place up.
    Imagine if you had a son, he could search Russia for Soviet era bunkers underground cities etc. Tino 2

  • @williamlilleston1595
    @williamlilleston1595 Рік тому

    By the way...ANY problem can be solved with an accurate and adaquate application of explosives.

  • @sakarihannula
    @sakarihannula Рік тому +1

    As I understand this was never used by Hitler nor it was a FHQ, but how about OKH or OKW - did they use it? Or did anybody use it?

    • @tinostruckmann
      @tinostruckmann  Рік тому +1

      Yes if you watch the previous episode about the actual bunkers I talked about how it was used for airplane engine repairs and Munitions storage

    • @sakarihannula
      @sakarihannula Рік тому

      Thank you, Tino. I didn't connect the last episode train bunkers to this; now I understand it. Thank you for your great videos. Last summer and this summer I explored the Atlantic Wall bunkers on Denmark thanks to your videos!

  • @raymondleggs5508
    @raymondleggs5508 Рік тому

    Above ground is not good for bunker when airplane come.

  • @raymondleggs5508
    @raymondleggs5508 Рік тому

    Redacted purpose Bunker

  • @About46Ewoks
    @About46Ewoks Рік тому

    If these where in america they would be coverd in graffiti.

    • @tinostruckmann
      @tinostruckmann  Рік тому

      Sadly I have to tell you that in Europe most of them are as well

  • @dirlevoscar8588
    @dirlevoscar8588 Рік тому +1

    latest fashion : mg nest= mini skirt...ok, i'm fine with this outfit