The mysterious Nazi train, which was disappeared in the year 1945 was found by two Treasure hunters. Most probably this happens in films but when it happened in reality, it surprised everyone in the city. The two treasure hunters claimed that Nazi train which was full of gold and gems vanished on its way to Germany from Hungary during the Second World War, which also included guns, other valuable items and paintings estimated to be worth of $200 million (Rs 1317,85,90,000) has been found by two men in Poland.
Nazi Gold train found in Poland after 70 years
The 150-meter-long armoured train is said to have gone missing near the then East German city of Breslau, now a Polish city named Wroclaw, as the Soviet army approached towards the end of the World War II in 1945. According to the sources it is believed that the train entered a tunnel near Ksiaz Castle in the mountainous Lower Silesian region and never emerged.The tunnel was later closed and long forgotten.
Authorities in Walbrzych said they have been contacted by a law firm representing the duo. “Lawyers, the army, the police and the fire brigade are dealing with this. The area has never been excavated before and we don’t know what we might find,” Markia Tokarska, a Walbrzych council officer said.
Train found in a Tunnel
Sources reveal that the Trains were used to spirit Nazi loot to Berlin as as USled Allied and Soviet forces surged towards the German capital in 1945.In the case of the “gold train”, Nazi forces sent 24 freight carriages from Budapest towards Germany , filled with family treasures, which included valuable paintings seized from Hungarian Jews.