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The final resting place of three German U-boats, nicknamed "Hitler's lost fleet", has been found at the bottom of the Black Sea.
The submarines had been carried 2,000 miles overland from Germany to attack Russian shipping during the Second World War, but were scuttled as the war neared its end.
Now, more than 60 years on, explorers have located the flotilla of three submarines off the coast of Turkey.
Mike Williams, secretary of the Nautical Archaeology Society, said: "This is a significant find because these U-boats were all scuttled, so they should be intact, like a sealed tube. They are unique survivors of the war."
Originally posted by InSpiteOf
Interesting find.
I do have a question though. Does this put an end to those theories that Hitler took a contingent to Antartica before the war finished to work on some kind of saucer technology? Would this sunken fleet represent the same fleet he supposedly took to antartica?
Originally posted by InSpiteOf
Interesting find.
I do have a question though. Does this put an end to those theories that Hitler took a contingent to Antartica before the war finished to work on some kind of saucer technology? Would this sunken fleet represent the same fleet he supposedly took to antartica?
Originally posted by InSpiteOf
Interesting find.
I do have a question though. Does this put an end to those theories that Hitler took a contingent to Antartica before the war finished to work on some kind of saucer technology? Would this sunken fleet represent the same fleet he supposedly took to antartica?
Originally posted by InSpiteOf
Thanks to everyone for answering my questions.
I guess we will just have to wait for the NAZI's to come up form their ice-laden hole, or down from their rock-cave on the moon, in order to put that conspiracy to rest.