Exploring a secret German WW2 underground war room. We did not expect what we found in there..
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- čas přidán 15. 12. 2020
- Lost WW2 place with a incredible feature.
Exploring and discovering a secret feature at the same time.
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everytime i watch your great videos its unbelievable how the germans built their military zones but also too sad to think the slaves that did this very hard work and maybe lost their lifes. hi from brazil 👏
Thanks for watching.
A good Dad: looking out for his child. Thank you :-) You're a good man. Thanks for the great content.
I appreciate that!
I've been watching your videos for a while now,am grateful to be here on a early post.
I love your finds alot ...
Glad you like them and thanks
19:00 "Holy Pancake" hahahaha! THUMBS UP EAGLE EYES AND WWII History Hunter! Keep up the good work!
Thanks :)
That was a amazing find great footage brother great job ... Loved it ..
Thanks 👍
The shutters are placed like that to ensure a complete field of fire.
The main shutter faces the entrance with good tunnel coverage; however, if attackers were able to make it to the concrete cover in front of the main shutter they would be able to access the door. The low shutter allowed the Soldiers to shoot any attackers in that area and prevent intrusion.
Just my two cents
Could be that indeed and thanks my friend.
Seems far fetched unless it's a brig.
Another great video amazing fortifications the panzer turret looks really interesting keep exploring 😁
Thanks, will do and more to come soon :)
Just. watched the WW2 underground war room and I must say that I was exceptionally impressed with you and your son's exploration! Your enthusiasm makes the adventures so enjoyable and I can appreciate your excitement. It is obvious that you love what you do. Very knowledgeable and professional presentation, as all of your adventures are. Thank you for this awesome channel!
Wow , thank you Miss and greetings from us.
In my opinion if this cave was being attacked the lower part of the door could be opened and a soldier could lay on the floor to fire at the enemy without being in the line of fire from the soldier manning the main firing position.
That could be it. Thanks Penny
Its a stable door......called so because of horse stables,the lower part keeps the horse in and the top allows the horse to poke its head out....my guess is that it gives the option for the door to be fully closed or partially open at the top so the door could be manned visually whilst not allowing a mass entry into the room if the guard was shot as enemy soldiers would have to go single file over it.
Not bad idea... BUT... WHY ONLY in this military complex... ?!? Could it be a...bad mounting ?
I wonder WHY/HOW THAT 'blast door' is STILL there... ??!
I was thinking that since the door is not in the firing line of the gun shudder its so that if somebody manages to get past the machine gun he will be crouched down under the shudders so as to be out of line of fire from there, then the person at the door shoots the hunkered down man or men infront of the door. It would be hard to fire down from behind the door if the hatch was in the top part of the door
I saw so much I missed before love this location ! Thanks HH@ EE for all of the hard work y’all do to bring us great videos! 👍🏻👍🏻
You being here is so appreciated Mark and we thank you for that.
Awesome video I love watching the longer videos and can't wait for part 2 of this explore
More to come!
Love your channel, everyone always looks at WW2 from the allied point of view and forget what the German soldiers went through, They certainly built some amazing installations and im so happy you are showing us thier engineering marvels.
Keep up the great work.
Also hi from Australia
Appreciated Lee and greetings from us.
Thank you for another excellent video. It's always even more enjoyable when you and your so explore together. Your hard work and enthusiasm are appreciated, as is your respect for history.
Appreciated Helen and greetings from us.
You find some truly amazing places. Every video you leave me mystified by your discoveries. Take care brother and happy holidays to you and yours and hopefully 2021 is a much better year for all.
Happy holidays and thanks Wiggle
Thank you so very very much for sharing this totally AWESOME ADVENTURE WITH ME ! I had several Uncles that fought in WWII ! One was in the Battle of the Bulge ! That is one of the reason that I love your channel ! I just wish that I was financially able to be part of your team or even be able to travel there to see stuff like this in person ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you , Eagle Eyes and Bunker Buster Girl maybe doing next ! Please have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year ! Doing well here in Kansas .
Be proud of them Steve and Happy Holidays from us to you.
Great explore. The turret looks like an observation turret, rather than for an MG. It should have a hole on top, in the middle for a periscope. As for the door, I can only think that it may be the only door readily available at the time but the hinge attachments were on the wrong side of the door for the frame. I can only think that if the enemy were firing into the entrance and the door hinges were the other way around, any incoming fire would enter the tunnels if the door wasn't fully shut. Thats my theory and i'm sticking to it!
Thanks for feedback and for taking time to watch my friend.
What a awesome find! That looked huge it’s a shame to see the brick walls knocked down. Separate rooms, the walls were finished off with a layer of mortar and white paint communication room and barracks? You and Eagle eyes stay safe!! And Thank you for sharing!!
Thanks my friend and more to come soon :)
WOW what an amazing place....I love it!
I really hope you can get up & through that hatch, best of luck with that.
Thank you guys ☺
I hope so too and thanks Adam
And when you do get thru the hatch you'll be greeted by a monster size spider aargghhh 😂 man that was a fascinating video those engineers certainly knew what they were doing and the spiders are so freaking big I'm not surprised you're not a big fan of them neither am I.
I Love your videos a say a huge thank you for taking the time trouble n hopefully not many risks in bringing these to us. I am fascinated by ww2 history especially the buildings n structures created n built n the weapons built just astonishing it's just as well the leadership was crap for the most part but that's not for discussion here great vid sir thanks again 👏👏👏👏🕊🕊🕊🕊
Another fantastic location you have found - thanks for taking us along.
Glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic location what a find and that turret was the icing on the cake. Genuinely one of my top five location's you and eagle-eye have discovered. Hope you and your family have a good Christmas 🎄⛄🎄
Thanks 👍
What a great exploration! Looking forward to the next episode. And, as ever, many thanks to both of you for doing all this hard work.
Our pleasure Sue and greetings from us.
@@WW2HistoryHunter The upside-down door is, of course, the cat-flap!!
Wow that was a huge room. Fantastic video. Part 2 coming next.
Yes it was and very interesting it is :)
Coole Location👍! Danke für deine Mühen solche Orte ausfindig zu machen und sie mit uns in deinen Videos zu teilen. So bleiben sie uns auch in Zukunft noch lange erhalten🔒
Thanks for watching.
Quite incredible WW2HH, amazing location. Thanks for all your hard work this year in difficult times, stay safe and Merry Christmas to you EE, BB girl and to all of your supporters and viewers 🕷🎄
Thanks, you too Jez and stay safe.
Split doors were installed in case there was a cave in. The debris would fall on the floor and maybe block the door. Having the door split would allow you to crawl out the upper 1/2 door over the debris blocking the lower half.
That is a very good explanation indeed my friend. Thanks
Great video guys thanks for sharing. What an awesome looking structure. 👍
yes it is totally awesome and glad we found it. Thanks
It may have been a “war room” where they strategized their troop movements.
Just my thoughts but cant be sure. Thanks my friend.
Wow! Thanks so much for the video and keeping history alive!
Our pleasure!
There are 3 heavy electric cables. It looks like an electric installation (3 phase system) for a "machine shop". Is it possible that they use that huge place to repair heavy stuff ? Or to built ammos ? It is very special ! Thank you again to you all for these nice short documentaries ! From Canada
i am trying to figure it out so time will tell. Thanks MArs :)
I finally found the first part of the video! I watched you climb the ladder of death a while ago, while referencing this video! Still amazing, even if they are out of order!
Thanks for that and greetings from us.
One day you and Eagle Eyes will enter a cave and you will find the missing N*zi gold. Then, once you come to from fainting, youll decide to share it with all your subs. I just know it. 😎 Great location fellas. Be well.
He he , well you never know Kurt and thanks
Amazing content. Hugely entertaining and informative. Love it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you both for bringing us another very informative and interesting look into history
Our pleasure Alfred and greetings from us.
That was a great little adventure......
More history uncovered 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Glad you enjoyed it
That was really awesome exploring very good 👍 😀
Thanks 👍Ronnie
Fantastic explore, such a rare position to find. Well done, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
A fascinating place, looking forward to seeing more, thanks for an amazing video
Glad you enjoyed it
The German construction never ceases to amaze and awe. Had they fought with the skill and ability with which they built they may have won the war
So much effort in so many places. Thanks Alfred.
who said they lost the war.....they lost Germany yeah....but relocated in argentina, antartica and america even running the apollo missions by a nazi ss verner von braun
@@twindridge8682 - Antarctica? Me thinks your tinfoil hat is a wee bit too tight ...
Amazing video, appreciate all the effort you put into your content. Happy Christmas from down here in New Zealand 👍
Happy holidays!
Wow, what an amazing location. Just wandering if they threw anything behind the walls inside there. Thanks for taking us along this was awesome. Can't wait for the next episode of this place. Take care and be safe my friend.
Good question and thanks Allen
Awesome video great work!!!!
Thank you!
Great video guys. I hope you rewarded that nice lady for her information. Take care and have a very Merry Christmas.
Well we were polite and said thank you very uch and she was on her way and we ours :) . Thanks for watching and greetings from us
Great work! Thank you for the awsome videos.
Glad you like them!
Wow great find and video!
Glad you enjoyed it
thank you for a year of awesome videos have a happy christmas sir
Happy holidays!
Another awesome video and great location!!! On to the next, I'll catch up one day!!
Very glad to see that Joshua and greetings from us :)
A very very cool find, thank you for sharing it with all of us, what an amazing place and that Panzer turret was stunning to see, much love. xx
Our pleasure!
The reason one firing port is high and the other is low is for interlocking fields of fire. The firing port that is higher can only aim down so far, if someone was able to duck under his field of fire, the firing port on the bottom could get him.
Hm ok thanks for tip and for watching. Greetings from us.
Thank you for exploring this facility for us.
Our pleasure!
Great content as always. Thank you 👍👍
My pleasure!
Wow! That place is spectacular. How awesome to walk into that cavern. Can’t wait for more. By the way, I really like the intro you have now. Stay healthy.
Thanks Mary and appreciate your great support.
You always do a great job, have a great Christmas and a happy new year to you and your family.
Thanks, you too!
Another great video!!!!
Thanks again Bob and greetings from us
Spooky adventures and fascinating research 👍❤️❤️❤️HH & EE 🎄 Merry Christmas
Happy holidays!
Incredible Find! Great video👍
Thanks for the visit
Love you guys bringing history back.
Thanks Roy
WW2 History Hunter is always prepared for the unexpected, but who could have guessed that you would have found such a great location once again. Thanks for the awesome video. Maybe the door was for short german soldiers. :)
A total surprise for us it was and very glad the lady told us about it. Thanks my friend.
Amazing video great job
Thanks for the visit
I really enjoy your whole series and the efforts you take to bring it to us, and I watch them every night b4 bed lol. I always wondered if you were ever leery of finding booby traps or LIVE mines etc....at any of the locations
Well actually i am more afraid of crossing a busy Berlin street then that. Thanks Mike :)
Thanks History Hunter!!! Greetings from Florida!
Thanks for watching!
Amazing site! Thanks for the video!
You bet!
Wow, that’s an amazing location, thanks to you both for sharing it with the world 🌎
Our pleasure!
That was awesome keep up the good work 👍
Thanks! Will do!
This place looks absolutely amazing 👏
It really is!
Wish we had bunkers like this here in Scotland too film 🎥😪
These places you see and visit are time capsules. Gives a look 👀 at life from the 40’s. 80 years ago and some of the stuff used was already 10-15 years old already. Thank you for presenting for us.
Appreciated and greetings from us.
Fantastic work ! You give us top info for this period of time. Keep up the good work !
PS. You have to do something about this problem with spiders.
Thanks, will do!
Awesome finds! The only reason I can think of as to why the door seemed upside down, is maybe it was a pre-fabricated door (already on hinges in the door frame) and they needed it to open in the direction it did rather than the other. Like they went to install it, would open the wrong way, so they flipped it. ??? That’s a good riddle. LOL
Love watching you make all these discoveries with your kids. They’re a GREAT help! 👏🏼
You never know and thanks Doc
Outstanding video and presentation.
Thank you kindly!
The reason for the shutter on the bottom is to keep the soldier guarding that door out of the line of fire from the shutter to the right of the door
Ok and thanks
Amazing video I truly like the longer videos I can never get enough
Glad you like them!
Thanks for the video
You bet
Outstanding work out Brother
Much appreciated
have seen many of your films☺ will be equally impressed each time by your work! wish I could have joined too. is incredibly impressed by all your arbrte! thank you so much for sharing all the adventures!
Thank you very much!
Love your videos.
Glad you like them!
Wow, another action and spider filled adventure. I love your videos.
Thanks from California.
Glad you like them and greetings from us.
Great exploration. Well done
Glad you enjoyed it
Oh my gravy!!!! This was absolutely amazing. Would love for you to check behind that panzer door when you go bk there. Be interesting to know. Did you get a piece of the door seal? I can't wait to see what lies ahead inside the dome. Oh, it did look like a door was on the left side on top of the stairs too. And wonder what other things could be about that area as well besides what your drawing showed. Waiting till the next
I'll check it out and thanks Colleen :)
That was an amazing experience seeing that room! It was massive! I wonder what was it's purpose? Thanks for all the hard work you put into these videos!
Good question and thanks Jeffery :)
Hi HH
It’s like a room within a room
Great video again my friend
Cheers
It sure is and what a place Martin. Loved it and thanks again for your great support :)
Another great location. This channel just keeps getting better.
Much appreciated!
Those cables would have been able to carry a huge load of energy , more than was required for communications .It must have been a laboratory of some kind and was probably looted by Russian forces if it was in the soviet sector . Fascinating that sites like this still exist after so many years but take care exploring them as some may be booby-trapped !
They probably would and very glad to share it with you. Thanks.
firing any kind of weapon inside these places would be the end of everyone's ear drums, what a treasure you found, part 2 of this video can't come soon enough
Thanks for watching
As always another great video 👏👏👏
Thanks again!
Amazing video!
You are so kind and thanks.
Amazing find. Just imagine how many places like this are forever lost, hidden behind rock fall or just demolished in the late 40's.
yes that is true. Thanks Peter
Again you managed to surprise me with this location.
Didn't know you would come across these constructions.
You should certainly not take unnecessary risks.
i agree , better be safe than sorry. Thanks Oma
This is one of the most interesting spots,especially that ladder going up to that dome.that’s going to be interesting to watch if you can get up there
We will show more later. Thanks
@@WW2HistoryHunter please do that as I'm really curious about it, but please be careful and certainly without your son!
What a cool place, part two definently needed.
Thanks William
Keep it coming 👍🏻
Will do!
What an incredible find. That site was obviously a very important, and busy, Command Centre, to have been dug into the hillside like that. The size of the place is amazing. The white painted rooms, the amount of bricks. The sliding hatch in the bottom" Stable Door" probably have served a couple of purposes. Could have been used for tossing grenades out into the passage way, without getting in the way of the main MG and for letting in a fresh air flow if the main air system was damaged of blocked, while under attack. Love the steel cupola on top. Borrowed from Poland's bunker system, or the Maginot Line? So cool. That place will eventually become another forgotten piece of History. Thank you both for bringing it to us. Cheers to Everyone! Please Stay Safe, Stay Healthy! 2020 is almost over!
agree Peter , must have been very important for sure and fantastic details in there to study. Thanks and greetings from us.
Very enjoyable video indeed. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
fantastic cement work
Thank you! Cheers!
The partial door is a defensive position. In you notice, the lower door section has a small gun port that can be opened. Soldiers can take cover behind it to defend against those attempting to enter the complex.
That could be it and thanks for comment and for watching.
I am 59yrs old and for as long as I can remember, I always loved anything to do with WWII history ♥️👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸😷
There you go history is fun. Thanks Donald.
Great video my friend 😊👍
Thanks for the visit
@@WW2HistoryHunter You’re welcome 😁 my friend
Looking forward to the next adventure !
Thanks Steve.
Another great video. Thanx
Glad you enjoyed it
Holy cow, that place is amazing! What were those rooms for? I wonder! Thank you for the excellent explore, Team HH! I can't wait for you to visit the tobruck!💖
Good question Cynthia and we will try to figure out more. Thanks
Enjoyed it very much
Thanks Franz
Wow what a complex system and a sick mg 42 bunker
Very interesting place it is and thanks Luke