Hidden Bunker for Adolf Hitler and Joseph Goebbels
Of course, the Berlin wall coming down in the 90’s was huge in and of itself. However, you may not have known that they found some very interesting underground infrastructure during their reconstruction. They were constructing a Holocaust memorial in 1997 and came across none other than Joseph Goebbel’s WWII bunker. Apparently, the bunker survived the Allied munitions at the end of the war. In 1999, they found Hitler and his bodyguard division’s bunkers. Sure, Soviets damaged some of Hitler’s bunker. Upon the discovery, Berlin authorities sealed off these bikers in order to prevent Nazi sympathizers from creating any sort of shrine.
Hidden Bunker For Adolf Hitler And Joseph Goebbels
Pigeon Carrier Message From WWII Found In 2012
During the war, they used animals like horses, cats, dogs and of course, pigeons to carry secret messages. In fact, the British used a quarter of a million carrier pigeons! In 2012, a couple in Surrey found a pigeon’s skeleton trapped in their chimney. There was a small red container with a special message in code from WWII. Yet, the code breakers of Britain’s Government Communications Headquarters said it was “unbreakable without the original code books.” A month after, Gordon Young of Canada claimed to have cracked it with his great uncle’s old WWI code book. Young explained this message was sent in 1944 after the D-DAy landing by a soldier who got dropped behind enemy lines to confirm American and British troops met up. Young claimed it said,‘Hit Jerry’s right, reserve battery here. Electrical engineers headquarters are already known. Troops, batteries, panzers, engineers are here.’ The men used fillers within messages to confuse enemies who intercepted notes.
Pigeon Carrier Message From WWII Found In 2012
