The Nazi gold train
Two treasure hunters made the discovery of the Nazi train available to the public. This train was abandoned before the end of the Second World War in secret tunnels in Walbrzych, Poland.
According to the treasure hunters, they discovered the existence and the location of the train thanks to a map that a German soldier drew before die. He warned that the train was mined.
The legend tells that this 100 meters long train has 300 tonnes of gold, jewels, weapons, works of art and historical documents. It’s believed that inside can be the Russian amber room, a luxurious room made with amber panels, furniture, etc. Before, amber was more expensive than gold. Sofía Carlota de Hannover ordered it and after, it was gave to Peter the Great as a gift by Friedrich Wilhelm I in 1716.
In 1941 Hitler’s troops stole the amber room from a palace near Saint Petersburg and they carried it to Kaliningrad where it disappeared.
After the news about the Nazi train broke, the authorities of the country started the search and after analyzing some images that were taken in the radar zone, the Polish vice minister, Piotr Zuchowski, confirmed the existence of the train.
Miles of treasure hunters came to the zone to try to solve this mystery typical of an intriguing movie.
