World War II Treasure Found Among The Ruins Of A XIV-Century Castle (14 pics)

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Royal castle Nowy Sacz is a now-ruined medieval structure that’s over 600 years old. It was rumored that Nazis have hidden a trove of stolen goods there when they occupied Poland. Local historians and researchers have scoured the ruins and this is what they have found. More than a hundred different silver items are going to be passed to archeologists and then to the local museum.



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13 World War II Treasure Found Among The Ruins Of A XIV-Century Castle (14 pics)


14 World War II Treasure Found Among The Ruins Of A XIV-Century Castle (14 pics)

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№1 Author: OldOllie (22 Jun 2020 07:15) Total user comments: 2136


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It looks likethey looted the bar.
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