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Brewery Falkenstein with the old
buildings. Eye witnesses report secret deposits.A giant
underground glas production was planned in this tunnel system.
So-called A-tunnel at slate
mine Böhlscheiben - still keeps it´s secrets!Transport railway to the main
floor of slate mine Böhlscheiben - ideal for many objects!
Upper floor of slate mine
"Ausdauer" - White Russians finished secret jobs during the war.The former STASI of GDR did hide
secret papers in this old mining tunnel.
A transport of boxes arrived at
slate mine "Blaues Glück" in April 45.
we investigated several places inside the mine,
where they could be burried.The former STASI often had hidden
bunkers with short-wave radios under these cabins.
One of the tunnels, whose
entrance got closed by the NAZIS during World War II.The new B-tunnel of slate mine
"Böhlscheiben".
View to the so-called
"Staatsbruch" with it´s underground glas factory.This tunnel leads to the
underground concrete buildings of a glas company.
Main building of the slate
mining office. During WWII, the slate tunnels have been used by the NAVY
as well as by the company "IG Farben"Underground concrete rooms of
the secret glas production in the slate mine "Staatsbruch".
Slate mine "Kirchberger
Glück" near Saalfeld. Records of the Wirtschaftsministeriums have been stored in the
dry and wide tunnel system. The mine still hides it´s secret!This tunnel, leading down to a
lower floor of the mine, has been explored by K.A.K.T.U.S. group in 1994.
Unfortunately, the rooms in the
slate mine "Kühler Morgen" have been flooded. The transports which arrived during WW
II. and the so-called "Aktion B III" remain mysterious.K.A.K.T.U.S.- members found out,
that a secret room is hidden behind this wall in a slate mine in Lehesten.
Secret production room of the
glas company with an air tunnel in the corner.Main air tunnel in the slate
mine "Oertelsbruch" with the code name "Rotbutt" or "Laura".
Castle Lauenstein, the
headquarter of the defense during WW II. Secret papers and secret inks as well as
counterfeit money and passports have been produced in the cellars by graphic experts.
Wilhelm Canaris and many other NAZIS have been there during the war.The so-called
"Petersloch" near Lehesten. In the corner of the area, we can find the entrances
to an underground glas factory. A part of the mine still has some tunnels being closed
since WW II. Huge transports arrived via railway in the last weeks of the war.
Air circulation tunnel, which
leaves from one of the rooms of the glas production.Slate mine Oertelsbruch with
it´s underground V2 tube test plant. Big slate mine with a tunnel system of more than 35
miles length and hundreds of hollows with about 10000 Cubic Meters each.
Castle Schwarzburg, where the
US-Army found a deposit of stolen art in the cellars at the end of the war.Dynamite deposit in the slate
mine "Kolditz". K.A.K.T.U.S. found a skull there.
Main tunnel in the slate mine
"Laura". Not only this tunnel is dry and absolutely suitable for war production
and as a secret deposit.One of the tunnels at slate
mine "Kolditz". K.A.K.T.U.S found out, that it was closed since the end of the
war and opened it to check it for any secret deposits.
Stairway in the concrete
building of the glas factory leading to the second floor of the underground complex.So-called "Dry-Wall"
in the mine. Mining workers built them to close old tunnels, but often they
were misused to hide
something.
Tunnel in the secret object
"Kaulquappe". Closed by a blast by the Nazis and waiting for it´s reopening.K.A.K.T.U.S. found this
spectacular deposit in a mine named "Hartmann". They found out, that different
people had searched for hidden boxes inside the mine. It is not absolutely clear, what the
deposit contained. UPDATE: When the owner of the
property, a German aristocrat, died recently, bank employees found several
silver objects in the safes of the building...
Underground object
"Kaulquappe" - one of the left glas production rooms.
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