Forest Swastika Discovered in 1992
In 1992, a pilot flew over the Zernikow village (above Berlin) and saw a swastika in the forest. In order to get rid of the illegal symbol they cut down 43 larches. However, the symbol reemerged in 2000 when the trees grew back. Thus, they chopped down 25 more trees. According to experts, they suspect a forest ranger planted the trees back in 1938 either as an order or out of enthusiasm.
Forest Swastika Discovered In 1992
Color Photo Of German Surrender Finally Released in 2009
When the Germans surrendered in 1945, the clerk of the British Field Marshal, Ronald Playforth, snuck a secret photograph from the bushes. So in 2009, a color photo of the April 30th, 1945 surrender of General Admiral Hans von Fiedeburg and General Eberhard Kinzel to British Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery was finally released. Playforth had kept the photo hidden for over 60 years but sold it off to the highest bidder in 2009. Even more color photos from Hitler’s own photographer also got released the same year.
Color Photo Of German Surrender Finally Released In 2009
