Lost German WW2 bunkers in the mountain. We found them !
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- German WW2 bunkers not seen since WW2 and now we can share some amazing images from this location..
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Cable 15 has 20 terminals or 10 pairs of phone cables. If all were used that would be 10 different locations connected to this bunker. Thank you for finding this location! Lots of fun.
Great and thanks Vickie.
Just when I think your explores can’t get any better,these structures are so perfect they could of been built yesterday.Massive thank you for giving me the chance to see them.👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
Good to read my friend and thanks :)
One of your best yet. They were built so well, after 75 years of weather seasons they are still standing. Did the rabbit survive!! Thank you for taking us on this journey.
Rabbit was quicker then EE so all well :) Thanks.
Hello my friend!! awesome video!!! Thank you for all your hard work!!
Thank you for that :)
Amazing work guys! So cool to see those places so untouched and with no graffiti. Thank you for taking us along. Stay safe. Oh and I hope Eagle Eyes caught that rabbit he was chasing lol
He almost did but the rabbit was to quick :) Thanks.
The engineering that took place here to build all the bunkers and fighting positions, truly, there must have been something of great value that need to be protected. That you and EE for sharing this world with us, and the bonus this time was that you got even more exercise by using your bikes. Thank you and I look forward to the next video. Stay safe and well my friend
We did find out more and will share more later :) Thanks.
That small waterfall at the beginning is beautiful. It's amazing that those structures have been there this long with little to no vandalism. Only nature taking it's tool. Keep the videos coming. Thanks. 🇺🇸💜🦄
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow, another great location you guys found💪🏻👌🏻
Appreciated :)
What an amazing location on that hillside, the view of the area to be protected is fantastic. They had complete control of those roads. Such beautiful bunkers and MG positions completely hidden for decades by the forest. I can understand your excitement to discover these untouched structures. It was interesting to learn about L type bunkers which offered only light protection. I guess they would not have survived bombs. Thank you for taking us along to see them with you and EE. It is great to share in a unique moment like this. Greetings until next time.
Ye , total control of the surroundings Beverly. I think there are more for us to find there just a matter of finding it. Thanks and more to come :)
I'm very happy to have found your channel again. Been a while. Catching up on all the missed content. Thank you and keep up the hunt.
How great to read my friend and greetings from us.
Well done, amazing as always. Glad you found this location before any other explorers that might not appreciate it like you do. Thanks again and stay safe my friend.
Agree and thanks so much Allen.
Great work guys! Amazing seeing those bunkers and MG positions just sitting there as if they were abandoned yesterday. And so cool that they have been virtually untouched all these decades. Lets hope they stay that way for future History Hunters. Buried by the forest for so long definitely makes you wonder what else has been forgotten and is out there waiting to be discovered. Really appreciate the effort and time you put into bringing these hidden gems to us. Stay well and safe! Cheers!
There is for sure more and we will try and find it and share it :) Thanks Peter.
So many bunkers and hidden for years by the forest and that camouflage paint still there amazing, thanks for sharing stay safe guys
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful to see bunkers with no graffiti.
I'm sure the logging and forestry crew would have explored them, but, had respect for the history of the bunkers and left them as they found them.
Nice 😁🙏
Totally agree
You guys are lucky to have the opportunity to see and explore those bunkers and battlefield s where the Germans occupied.Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Wayne.
Seeing this location makes me wonder if there are more around this area. Super nice discovery. Thank you both.
I was thinking the same thing. That mountain on the other side of the road would be a good place to look.
There is for sure and we will show more later :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter you're the best
Those are fantastic. The MG placements were so cool to see. You're always taking us back in time like a time machine. Quite a trek for you & EE. Thank you.
yes that is what we like to do , take you on a journey that you have never been on before :) Thanks Joe.
Another awesome video. Thank you so much for sharing these amazing locations with us. Stay safe and looking forward to the next amazing find
Thanks Carolina :)
Amazing as always ! Hidden in plain sight no less.
Great place to explore and thanks :)
As always thank you for the passion you have to bring us lost history.
Thanks
Hi from Syracuse NY USA brother and thank you for sharing your thoughts and your family and your adventures and history
Hi Earl and appreciate you being here with us. Thanks
OH MY GRAVY!!! That was awesome. Loved the area and to see those bunkers; truely amazing!!! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Colleen :)
Wouldn't have been a bad place to be stationed, what a view. I legitimately thought you were going to pop with excitement at those bunkers. Looking forward to more episodes on this place, gotta go back with the big olights. Man, you must have buns of steel after that bike ride. Subliminal calf muscles as well. Hahaha, take care brother.
He he , well i tend to get excited you know :) Thanks and more to come :)
Great discovery HH & EE. Very exciting! Well done! Stay Safe- Kurt
Thanks Kurt.
going to re use them soon the way the world is going...how are things over there i noticed no fans in the grounds again...finding these lost historic buildings is awesome so much we don;t know only what theytell us and u my friend brings it into my home thankyou
All is well and thanks for comment and for watching.
What a great find! The view that they had to overlook the roads is truly amazing! Thanks for sharing my friend, you and Eagle eyes be safe!
I agree Joe and thanks for watching.
The variety of German Bunker types is interesting and they have beautiful scenery all around them. What a different World it would be had the Invasion failed...the Past History has lead to the Present with turmoil and Chaos everywhere that the Germans did not create. The Bunkers/the Installation is so quiet, peaceful, and serene today - I wonder what everything would be like today if the Invasion had failed...
Yes my thoughts too and very glad we could share that with you.
sorry James, my father was part of that antifa crowd so I am glad it turned out like it did, or even more important, what if the german people had not been swayed by the little corporal !
@@TheBudman52 yes - my relatives were part of that "Antifa" crowd too, German Folk, also, and Jews - so I am looking at this from multiple personal interests. Further, I have Japanese, Chinese, Indigenous Americas, British, Italian, African, and Russian Ancestry just to sweeten the Pot a little bit so I am interested in a lot of what ifs, whys, and who did what questions.The Primary Hitler question that comes to mind is since he had Jewish Ancestry why did he hate Jews so insanely that he dreamed up and implemented the Holocaust/Final Solution?
I wonder what would have happened if in the mid-Twenties the German People had fully realized that Hitler was insane and that World Industrialists and Bankers were using his popularity and charisma to gather together War Mongers and Anti-Semites to start a Second World War?
I wonder if Hitler had not attacked Russia in 1941 would Stalin have preemptively attacked Germany - since it was obvious that Hitler had only made the Pact with Stalin to buy him time to prepare an attack on Russia for its Oil Fields?
I also wish that Hitler had not had the hate for Jews that drove this madness into the murders of 6 million + Jews, and the murders of 10's of millions of other peoples in Death Camps, Massacres, and World War II Battles! One Insane man caused all of these Deaths by being enabled by Bankers and Industrialists and/or Anti-Semites to lecture before the German Folk and deceive them initially about his Goal of Rebuilding Germany and Giving Pride back to the German People after WWI! Hitler's True Goal from the start was the Final Solution and as historical research has shown everything that he did politically was a stepping stone to achieving that - all of his Lies, treaties, and misdirection were all orchestrated by him to fool the majority of German Folk that he had good intentions and get their backing, to get the money and industry backing from the Bankers and Industrialists to rebuild Germany's Economy in order to Rebuild Germany's Military to gain total control over Germany, oppress the Jews, gain Living Room for Germans, and Implement the Final Solution! Some people claim that all the German Folk knew all of this - I do not believe this - I believe that only a relatively few of the Top Ranking NAZIS, Industrialists, and Bankers knew all of this up front and it was only around 1943 that the a small percentage of the Majority of German Folk became aware of the Death Camps and Insanity of Hitler and these Folk were aghast at that discovery. These are the questions that I want answered in all the above. And I look at the chaos and turmoil in the World today with the Chinese Communist Party aggression toward the rest of the World, the Russian aggression toward the Ukraine, the Islamists Terrorists, Drug Cartels, Human Trafficking Cartels, and the Drug Addiction Epidemic Worldwide and I wonder would all of this be the way it is today if the WWII Allied Invasion had failed? Just an interesting reflection on why things are the way they are and how they might have been had history had been otherwise in the Past!
I like the Historical Research and Adventures that WW2 HISTORY HUNTER does to bring the Cold Hard Reality of WW2 Germany into focus through finding WW2 artifacts and exploration and video documentation of WW2 German fortifications that gives a foundation to build the Historical Story of WW2 upon tangible things.
Hi there H H. Mate, your show gets better and better. Most people never even get close to what you do. Never get to see such things. The way you present your show is almost as good as being there. And that's fair dinkum, please keep going. Good on you, man.
Same scenery they used to kill 12 million in the death camps too. You Must be glad your parents or grandparents were not included .
Great job guys..
Love these bunker explorations
Thanks Garry
Fascinating area, very strategically laid out, anything coming down that road slows down almost to a stop for the sharp bend, making them easy targets. The electrical boxes were fantastic, would be great to see how the electrical connections were made inside the box to the apparatus within the bunker. What is also interesting is that the boxes appear to have substantial flat earth bar connected to them at the right-hand side going down into the ground. Would be great for you to scrape the surface of one t see if it was copper. Thanks for taking us along.
Will try and remember that scraping another time my friend and thanks for being ehre with us.
Cool man just real cool bunkers, did they have toilets inside of them, because they didn’t want to be spoted, outside by the enemy with their paints down,just was wondering. Thanks for sharing eagle eyes and history hunter!! Awesome stuff!!👍👍
pretty sure there was no toilets
the soldiers had to use a bucket that they would then dispose of later
No toilets there but they often had a wooden small hut in the area for that. Thanks.
Another amazing video, thank you for sharing! The gap in the middle of those locations makes me real curious of what might be or might have been there!
I agree and will look into it more. Thanks.
Another great adventure by the WW2 History hunter team! Thank you!
Thanks my friend.
Very Interesting keep up the good work!!!
Thanks, will do!
What an amazing place! They were indeed the king of the mountain! This was so awesome! Thank you, HH and EE, for taking us along on this wonderful adventure! 💖💯
Yes Julie so glad we could find that place and greetings from us.
Great work in finding this location guys, it's fantastic! Thank you for sharing yet another awesome video with us 👍🏻
Thanks again!
Amazing! Thank you for all the hard work that goes into finding these pristine sites.
Glad you like them!
Wow, it's so amazing to see these locations in such untouched conditions! I also congratulate you and E E for being the first ones to post this incredible find for all to see! Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you so much 😀
Collect some of those hand hewn logs and make a frame out of them for that loose com/power junction box lid
Well who knows :) Thanks.
Great work, amazing to see unmolested examples of ww2 history. In such a beautiful location to boot.
Agree my friend and thanks :)
Well that place was very interesting, and HH & EE did a great job! Keep up the good work gentlemen!
Thanks 👍
Amazing these bunkers are not flooded out. They look pristine and dry.
Another excellent journey! Thank you and your son for bringing us along.
Glad you enjoyed it
That's awesome, and you guys got to find it..
Thanks Joe
Structures were so well constructed that they have withstood the signs of time. Awesome to see no vandalism or graffiti. Enjoyed it just as much 2nd time around. Thks EE & HH
Yes so strong and built with a purpose. Thanks Laura :)
Incredible video and story, you never cease to amaze me with the excitement that you share with us ❤
Thanks you so much Todd.
I don't know where you can always find such beautiful locations, but I envy you two. Once again I can only say RESPECT, thanks for taking with you and joining us in your adventures. You stay HH and you also stay healthy EE and continue to find good 👍.
P.S. , I heard your "Scheiße" when I entered the bunker🤣🤣🤣Greetings Daniel
He he , well there you go and that is just life i guess. Thanks my friend and be safe.
I love your videos I thing your doing a brilliant job keep it up
Will do our best ) Thanks.
Amazing place. It makes one Wonder how many other wonderful places like that exist hidden away deep in some mountain woods. Thanks for your work.
Yes i agree and so glad we found that :)
Things that are found like this that have been partly or some are very well hidden for many, many years found by a very curious man & his just as curious son on locations all over Germany. The finds are SPECTACULAR!!! & yet haunting & such evil places of war. I do hope every country can get along & be thankful of each others finds & products & we can all get along in the coming future.
Greatly appreciate you taking tie to comment and watch.
Another great video - - Do you ever do a little metal detecting around these sites to see if you can find anything squirreled away by mother nature?
We do at some locations others not. Thanks for watching.
Makes you wonder if there's any more in the uncut part of the forest, great finds, thanks for sharing as always.
More to come!
It does look like you were the first explorers there since the events occurred. An extremely high position for all of those L Bunkers to be strategically placed overlooking that stretch of the road. Perfect position for the German stronghold. No wonder you were knackered. At least you had the waterfalls to cool you two off. Thank you for taking us inside with you. They were still in excellent condition and nice to see no vandalism. Yes, please let them stay that way. Too bad EE wasn't successful in catching the rabbit. You could have had rabbit stew or bunny pot pie. That was indeed a rare find. Thank you EE and HH. Looking forward to more adventures.
Yes Laura we have never seen anyone ever show these out there and we think there are more there. So glad they havent been there yet with the spray cans and crap. Thanks Laura and stay safe.
The ride down on the bikes must have been fun!!
It was and a bit scary with the speed going down :) Thanks my friend.
That was a really cool find! I love that these were left alone by modern development, even after the forest was cleared.
Totally agree and hopefully we can share more later.
Amazing it’s so cool what you do thanks for showing us great stuff
So nice of you and greetings from us Luke.
From the before and after loggers pictures, it was easy to see how this area was forgotten. Where any of those bunkers Regelbau L480's? Hard to believe they might be over 75 yrs old as they still look structurally sound, and those communication & power supply boxes were a rare find. Great positioning of the MG mounts high up guarding the road of interest. Please be careful EE as we don't want you falling in the bunker holes. Thanks for the machine gun sound effects and commentary. Keep them coming King HH & EE.
No we didnt find any ST bunkers and it would be great if a 480 was up there. This place is totally unique and will look into it more. Greetings from us Laura and take care.
Great explore. Thank you for sharing 😃👍
Glad you enjoyed it
You need to keep exploring that area. I'm not an expert by any means, but I noticed the numbers on the cable's and it gave me the idea there may be up to 16 positions there.
There are more just have to find them in the forests :) Thanks.
I am 'presuming' that right after the war, the locals went to all these locations to strip out any items that had scrap or other value? Like copper wire, telecom gear etc? Do you think there 'could' be any German bunkers that are truly untouched and never discovered, lost to history, never scrapped out?
yes there is and we have found several of them. Thanks.
@@WW2HistoryHunter I thinking "time capsule" type condition? With all furniture, accessories, tools, equipment, ordnance etc exactly still in place? I would LOVE to see those vids - kinda like finding King Tut's tomb.
Great day on the Mountain ... again the country reminds me of places in Oregon.
There you go and very glad we could share it with you. Be safe.
Very exciting history hunter and eagle eyes. Loved this 👍👍👍💜💜💜
Thanks for watching
SALUTE!! Again its just you and your family doing all the work!!! Wow!! You guys are awesome my friend.
Much appreciated
That position has a great view! It’s hard to believe the position is in such good shape!
It really is and thanks :)
Thank you for showing us that wonderful position! I feel like I was right there with you so thanks 👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was a great exploration HH, and those bunkers in such pristine condition were a surprise find. Thanks once again for sharing your experiences with us.
I can’t help thinking what an exiting childhood young EE is experiencing with you. He will never forget these journeys in history.
Greetings from Australia!
Glad you enjoyed it and i hope that EE will remember these days forever. Thanks gary and greetings from us.
Great video! Thank you and you family for all the work you do! Great Job! Keep up the good work!
Thank you! Will do!
Thanks for the video HH and EE. This is another great place to find and in such great condition and camouflage paint too. This is such beautiful countryside but glad they cut down some trees!!😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧🇺🇦
Glad you enjoyed it
Absolutely incredible bunker complex. Amazing find.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great work guys.
Thank you for that.
Incredible find you two. Can you imagine what the loggers thought when they found it. He did EE catch the rabbit? 😁 Great video. Happy History Hunting
No rabbit was to stealthy for him but we loved that location. Such hard work but worth it in the end. Thanks my friend and keep smiling :)
Wow what a find the enemy had no chance
Indeed a very "secrets " and surprising location. Loved it. Thanks Carlo :)
Wow what a nice find those bunkers are amazing and in great condition.
Thanks 👍
Sweet bike riding skills, HH...
One handed while filming and narrating... Excellent 😁 (or were you using a head mounted Go-pro 🤔)
Nice stable footage while riding a bike, that's for sure!
Beautiful location.
Untouched and hidden away.
Always great to see graffiti free bunkers.
Thanks again for sharing your awesome adventures and explores!
no go-pro just me cycling away :) Great place that was and thanks Casey for your great support.
Fantastic place thanks👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks for that.
Really wonderful explores through forgotten aspects of history!!
Going to subscribe and like. Thank you for sharing and all your hard work ✌️👍
Much appreciated!
@@WW2HistoryHunter You’re welcome 👍
Well done, and above all very interesting.
Thank you for that.
You found a connection box with cables marked with 15 and 16 in the first bunker in the next bunker 1 and 2 plus the third bunker that makes me think, are there more bunkers there waiting to be found.
There really could be a lot of them up there and we will try and find more later :)
A truly amazing place to see, those mg positions are fantastic. Thank you both for all your hard work in bringing these places to us to see
Glad you like them!
Damn i am watching your videos since first videos (i remember you found some fake like gun in forest) and gotta admit that your videos and channel will blow sometime. Second thing which is very appreciable that you are doing it with your son and let his passion develop.
Thank you for that and greetings from us.
I wonder who took all the electronics in the bunkers? Germans who abandon the bunkers, the advancing allies who took them to study the technology or use to listen in on the Germans or villagers who scavenge the bunkers to sell it as scrap? If the walls of the bunkers could talk the stories they could tell.
Most of the equipment was either taken by the military or scavenged by locals right after the war. thanks Anthony.
AWESOME FINDS!!!! 😉👍
Thanks 👍
Really special finding undisturbed history
is totally is something special and we love to share that. Thanks.
Wow!!! That is out in the sticks. As always we love the Holy Pancakes 👍🏼👍🏼 - Emma & Rick
yes a great location and thanks :)
I was station in Bad Tolez in the 1976, we were told that there were bunkers in the mountains around us
There you go and thanks for watching.
I wonder why the Germans determined this was a strategic location? Sure there is a road there but why is it more important than any other road.? Was there something else in the area? The bunker is extremely clean for the age of it. No graffiti or trash. Wonderful to see these pieces of untouched history.
The high ground and what that road leads to is the key factor of why hey had to have that hill i think. Thanks Anthony.
As with ALL your finds AWESOME!!!! HOLY PANCAKES 😁😀😃😄😆 .......LOL!!!!! 😉👍
The best!
What an amazing find great work thanks again for sharing this history with all of us! I hope you saved one of those lids!
I agree a wonderful time machine that place is and thanks :)
Thank you for showing us your beautiful country and history saying g'day from Australia 🤘 🇦🇺
Appreciated my friend and greetings to Australia.
Beautiful !
Thanks Frank.
Just fantastic, thank you! Do you think there could be similar bunkers across the valley, or was their weaponry powerful enough to cross the valley?
There are several further on the other side of the valley , just a matter of finding them :) thanks.
Absolutely fantastic, thank you.
You're very welcome!😀
Beautiful place.Hard to believe all of the carnage that may well have taken place here
Absolutely
Nice cool find :) Thanks for sharing mate :)
No problem 👍
Some of your best bunker finds. You are killing me my friend the junction at time stamp 6:28 needs to be restored and displayed. That the wire terminals still turn is a testament to Siemens AG and their work. This whole site needs to be preserved for history since it is in good condition. Well done my friend nice way to break up my work schedule. Stay safe and healthy out there. EE keep chasing the rabbits soon you will be faster than them.
Well who knows what will happen to the bunkers up there. They might be looked after in the future. Great place and glad we could share it with you William :)
Very cool find, it would be a good location to metal detect.
Could very well be yes. Thanks for watching.
These bunkers are amazing no wonder they controlled the mountain range it's actually a vast area too control what a view indeed the structures they build are built too last amazing 👏
Agree Karl and we found lots more and will share that later. Thanks.
How did I miss this yesterday? Thanks for the adventure!!!
There you go and thanks :)
Cool spot!! Also on a side note, Germany looks like a very beautiful place!
It is, the city like Berlin is cool to visit but not live, very stressful. The driving alone in Berlin is so congested and give you anxiety
@@m42037 oh man sounds like California where I live 😂 but yes Berlin is very cool! I would love to go there someday and Munich too!
@@Blackbirdnini Except you know those "roundy rounds" on the roads? Well when it's real busy those are very stressful, we don't have many roundy rounds in America, Europe has them all over. I been to Germany many times and Palma De Mallorca in Spain. Holiday's there is great just don't drive and have plenty of Euros 💰 I know someone in Berlin so I do don't have to pay 1000s for hotels and taxis
It really is and thanks Janine.
what a beautiful view 😃
It really is!
Can't believe it, three bunkers and no mention of spiders?
Hmm,,,well there were not so many :) Thanks.