Alexandra Hamilton
By Alexandra Hamilton
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Fast Forward Poland 99% Sure Lost Nazi Treasure Train Found
Poland said on Friday it was almost certain it had located a buried Nazi German train, rumored to have gone missing near the close of World War Two loaded with guns and jewels. Photographs taken using ground-penetrating radar equipment showed a train more than 100 meters (330 feet) long, the first official confirmation of its…
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Fast Forward Poland Pleads With Buffs To Stop Searching for Lost Nazi Treasure Train
Poland appealed to World War Two buffs and rail enthusiasts on Thursday to stop searching for a Nazi German train believed to have lain undiscovered for 70 years in the southwest of the country and rumored to carry valuable treasures. Authorities say they believe they have located the train in the county of Walbrzych, tipped…
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Fast Forward Has Lost Nazi Treasure Train Been Found After 7 Decades?
Two people in Poland say they have found a Nazi German train cloaked in mystery since it was rumored to have gone missing near the end of World War Two while carrying away gems and guns ahead of advancing Soviet Red Army forces. Local authorities in Poland’s southwestern district of Walbrzych said they had been…
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