posted on Apr, 4 2019 @ 06:04 PM
After Many years of research in to Project Reise and the legends of the lost Nazi Trains (even before 2015 when the story hit the media) i have
resumed research on a site after the "gold train" dig came up with nothing. The site is in an area (exact location being kept secret at this point)
that has been previously mentioned by many theorists.
I have recently been sent Soviet Era information including military topographical maps that refer to landmarks in the area up until the mid to late
1950`s. Documents pertaining to survey work by Russian/Polish engineers working in the area in the 1950`s reporting back on the problems faced with
the job at hand due to existing Nazi era constructions of unknown purpose or contents at the end of a removed railway siding constructed in 1943 and
removed in late 1945!.
The documentation paper trail points to the Russian Army then sending in engineers to investigate and then the civilian (polish) involvement ends. No
further information on the engineering reports is available. These engineers seem to be contractors working for the government (Russian) department
responsible for the construction and maintenance of the electricity grid transmission lines.
The information has come from a source that has worked on finding information on this site with myself for many years and after visiting the area in
question spoke to nearby residents whom families had lived near the area during the war and then occupied land within 2 to 300m of the site.
In the very late 1940`s there was remains of an above ground installation (resembling a demolished railway depot) that does not appear on any polish
rail maps pre 1939. The locals there spoke of activity in the area at the same time period as the engineering reports are dated. Prior to the activity
at the site there had been a gulley running NW to a dead end on the side of the hill, and appeared to have been man made and older members of the
families had spoken of a hidden rail siding that exsisted in 1944/45 but they were very reluctant to talk about it. After the activity and the site
being off limits as a construction site as such for several weeks, the man made gulley had been mostly filled in. Apon walking the site the source
could see that there in fact had been a man made feature of the hillside that resembled a man made gulley that appeared to have been filled in.
I am posting this now as there doesnt seem to be anymore information available on the internet and my Contact no longer lives in poland and cannot
access the hard copy archives.
There are two pieces of info i am after to continue this research.
1. Aerial photo Recconancance of the Walbrzych/Lubiechow from 1943 to 1949.
2 Nazi era rail line maps showing all sidings in area from 1940 to 1949.
Any info or those two dcouments wud be very helpful.
edit on 4-4-2019 by spooknevada1 because: spelling errors