Exploring Martin Bormann Bunker Hitlers Wolf's Lair - Poland

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[@andrewdowns3403]

" this place is dangerous " maybe that's why they put up the " do not enter " signs . I and lots of other viewers are glad that you did not notice them

[@dandesjardins2552]

Thanks Ian Chris and Fez and company always good times

[@POKEMANZZ3]

im like 6 months late to it, if you were curious, yes that is likely a 88mm flak casing, interestingly from what looks to be a tiny indent mark on the inner circle, this appears to have been a fired shell. Hitlers bunker mounted a flak gun on its roof, Bormanns probably did to, probably where it originated from having been expended in regular training/practice sessions.

[@pete2347]

Some golden gems found on that one! Thanks for the video guys! On to the next episode...

[@IKS-Exploration]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@neilthomas4407]

Great vid,could you imagine a site like this open to the public in the UK,with all that re bar,they wouldn't let you get out of your car in the car park. Stay safe folk.

[@IKS-Exploration]

lol yeah true

[@GymChess]

Where’s the exact location of the railroad platform where Hitler waited for Mussolini’s train to arrive? It seems like everyone who’s been at the Wolfschanze never look for it. My guess is that it’s either been demolished or buried under earth and rubble.

[@Hailon]

Pretty sure the casing was a German 88mm Flak.

[@kernow..exp.]

Great explore folks

[@IKS-Exploration]

Cheers folk

[@TheGreatest1974]

That ‘shell case’ could be the actual CHARGE that set off the demolition of that building?

[@memorialgardens1664]

Team Effort🎉 so much Destruction😢 this is the world we live in. Good video Thought provoking💪🧠💕🙋‍♂️🤝

[@columbo7927]

Interesting explore folks Cheers Ian Thank you very much

[@IKS-Exploration]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@aliciacruz5957]

Wow very dangerous but interesting.

[@MickyBrendan]

What a place that was

[@TheGreatest1974]

Just thinking, they must have had a dump nearby for their rubbish? Imagine what could be in that? German helmets? All sorts.

[@rdmountford3132]

It was a Wehrmacht engineers unit that destroyed W. Code named Inselsprung. Not SS.

[@IKS-Exploration]

Thanks for letting me know :)

[@samdown1914]

Hope you all took a pocket sized piece of Bormans bunker

[@deejayy2k]

take nothing but photos, leave nothing but footprints.

[@IKS-Exploration]

Indeed folk

[@Scalihoo]

Thats a lot of rebar..dangerous

[@IKS-Exploration]

Yeah was extremely dangerous

[@rdmountford3132]

mad innit...

[@ExploringWithBrady]

cool place this buddy

[@IKS-Exploration]

Thanks for the visit

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[@philsimprezawrx]

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[@signal98]

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