It is said that during germany's defeat in World War II, countless fortunes were looted and are still hidden in a certain place. This is known from the mouth of an old man in his nineties. He said I lived near Poland and one night in 1941 he was sleeping. Then I heard the door being pushed open, and then a few Germans came in, pulled him up, and asked him to boil water.
The old man's name was Charlie, and he was only in his twenties at the time. While he was in the kitchen, he heard a German say that he would dig a large tunnel 65 kilometers away from Poland. Say it's going to put something in, but no one knows what it is.
By the next day, out of nowhere, a few carts of Jews, all young men, had arrived, and then some engineering vehicles had arrived. Charles was also taken in by the Germans and put him in charge of cooking for the officers.
Every day, Charlie delivered milk and water to some of the officers. Over time, somewhat familiar, there was a German who saw him honestly and obediently. Just call him aside and say, this is a reward for you, and when you're done, take something out and give it to him. He took a look at it, and it was a piece of gold, the size of a matchbox.
He did not dare to ask for it, so he returned it to the German, who said: This is your reward, and you will do something for us at night. Just follow the car out and bury the things. In the night he took his tools and went to the outskirts with some men, dug a big pit, and the German followed him.
Then many people carried some sacks from the car, which seemed to be the remains of people. Then let Charlie bury them, and Charlie was so frightened that he finished his work. The German pulled him into the car and said, I want to keep this man, he is still useful. In fact, it was this German who saved his life. What he didn't know was that the people who went out that night never came back.
Later, in 1945, the tunnels here were dug very large, and every night a lot of trucks came and put things in. They were all packed in boxes and didn't know what was inside. This place, at first Charlie went a few times, and then did not let him go. One day the German came to him and said, "Your business is done, hurry up, it will be too late."
Charles didn't know what was going on, and the German told him that because you knew the secret of the tunnel, he sent someone up there to get rid of all the people who knew the secret. After saying that, he gave him another burden, and then turned and left.
Charlie was very frightened and took something. I ran to a farm on the outskirts, in a cellar. This place, only he himself knows. With some potatoes, he survived. At this time, he remembered the baggage, and when he opened it, there was some scattered gold and silver inside. There was also a book, which he opened, and there was a cloth in it, and there were maps and things like that.
As soon as Charlie looked at it, he knew that this was a map of the tunnel, so he carefully put it away. It took a few more days for him to sneak home, and the next day, news came on the radio that the Germans had been defeated. He jumped up happily, and after a few more years, he handed over the topographic map of the tunnel to the local government.
A few days later, a small car came and stopped at the door of his house. A few people came down, saying it was the Polish government, according to them: after the victory in World War II, they had been looking for the lost treasure of Germany, and the estimate in this tunnel map was. But Charlie had to lead the way, because there, they weren't familiar with it.
Charlie followed, but instead of finding the tunnel, he dug up some of the bones. Charlie said: These are the people who dug the tunnels back then. As for the tunnel, it is likely to be blocked. Later, they searched several times and found nothing.
By 2012, Charlie was in his nineties. Knowing that time was running out, he called his grandson Henry to him and told him about the past. Henry said: That tunnel map, it may be fake. It is the enemy who deliberately leaks the news to you and then hides the truth, and if so, it will never be found.
It is said that after Germany's defeat in the war, it hid all its treasures in twenty places around the world. So far, no tunnel has been found, and many empty tunnels have been found, which must be the tunnel plan they deliberately used for fear of being discovered by future generations.
Old Charlie said: Or you think thoughtfully, reading more is useful. To this day, you don't say, I don't know yet. Henry said: Where is that drawing, we have to find someone to see. Charlie said: If the map is fake, it is useless for us to see it, so I will take you to find it.
So he came to the place he had, with his memory, and after many years, it had long since become a forest. Charlie said that it used to be found by drawings. The result is a fake, but the forest here is so big, how to find it?
Henry said: Now it's all with instruments, they'll come right away, let's just stand aside and watch." It didn't take long for some people to come and they took out their computers. And some equipment, looked up there.
In the afternoon, someone shouted and said, "Look, there's a hole in that place." After pointing to the computer screen, I saw a hole in the bottom of a tree, and it was very deep. Then a few surveyors came, and they dug up there.
It was not until night that the opening of the cave was dug out, which was more than two meters high. Then a few people were sent in, and they walked for a long time with flashlights and masks. The further inside you went, the bigger it got, and then you saw some wooden boxes, just as Charlie had said. Just as everyone was celebrating, someone opened the box and there was nothing inside.
Everyone hurried to open the other boxes and found that there was nothing inside. Everyone understands that this is also a fake, deliberately made by the Germans, because this kind of tunnel has been found in many places. So is there really a German treasure? Where it is again, we don't know, I'll talk about it today, see you next time.