Visited Catherine’s Palace outside of St. Petersburg several years ago and was able to see the beautiful craftsmanship that had recreated the Amber room. Absolutely stunning. There were photos of the destruction of the palace done by the Germans in WWII. Horrible. War is horrible…
@@1sonyzztell this to the USA’s whose after-coup puppet usurper Turchinov has signed an illegal decree to start the war on April, 13th, 2014. Ukrainian neo-Nazis (literal ones, wish swastikas and all) have been shelling Donbas that did not recognise the new “authorities” for eight years before Russia was forced to intervene directly.
From a silver and goldsmith / gem cutter and someone that works with Baltic amber perspective: I kept waiting for them to talk about how far back in human history the use of amber goes. It's a deep history and just one of the uses of amber in ancient times was as a fire starter. Amber burns, as it burns and more of it melts the fire will just keep increasing. Given the battle damage visible on the castle and then the possible torching of it after, I've always felt the amber room burned. If that's true then nothing would be found of it after a fire bad enough to destroy an entire castle.
Thank you so much for this interesting bit of information that only someone with your knowledge could pass along to the rest of us. I think it seems they burned it all too. Such a shame.
@@gonefishing167 A good friend that got me into working with Baltic amber was an older lady from Latvia on the Baltic coast, where much amber is found. During WW2 her father was taken by the nazis and never came back. Many years later she learned her father had be executed by them because they released the photos they took of people before executing them. Her fathers photo was part of that release. I love working with amber but there's a part of it that's bitter sweet to me because of her fathers fate.
The amber room had probably been badly damaged when the German's removed it from the palace anyway. Destroyed in fire thereafter it is nice that they reconstructed it so it lives on in the reconstruction.
The re-constructed Ambar room at Catherine's Palace in Tsarskoye Selo, it's stunning, a work of art not to be missed if you ever happened to be in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Wow another expert etymologist changing the spelling of words to something he thinks is more accurate, lmfao, I bet you think loose means defeat as well.
If the Ambar room had been destroyed by fire at the castle in Konigsberg, you would think they would have found some traces of the melted amber among the ruins.
@@johnphillips8922 This was in 1945, since then castle was destroyed, buried and built over... so when we maybe had the technology to find "traces" of burnt amber, there was no more where to look.
@@eyetrollin710in no fire does absolutely everything vaporize. Such an amount of amber, even after a direct hit would definitely leave traces that would be recognizable as amber. And the KGB (back thrn Probably NKVD) has *STILL CLASSIFIED* documents what they found. And unless they honestly (Moscow and honesty....)tell us IF they found something and they were just ashamed that they themselves bombed it or that they found absolutely nothing we will never know it. If they found absolutely totally nothing. Then the amber room left the room it was in and its either still hidden in Königsberg Or it made it out of Königsberg and was destroyed during transport (sinking of Wilhelm Gustloff for example or it made it out of Königsberg it is still somewhere. Either they found some small tiny remains of it and didn't want the Russia/soviet citizens to find out that their own artillery or their own air raids destroyed it. Or the found nothing then the amber room at least left the physical room it was in in the castle and it was transported somewhere else.
By looking at the two places we're it was suppose to be moved too right next to the water you can tell the intention was to load it up in a submarine and send it off, 100% it's in Argentina..
I have read that because of the way the original Amber Room was constructed, when either the USSR or GERMANY tried to remove the actual Amber it was so fragile that it was destroyed. Who knows, was the Amber Room ever even moved at all? Considering that it has NEVER been found--I have to wonder if it ever survived the attempts to remove it from the Palace.
It survived being transported from Germany to St. Petersburg when it was gifted to the russian Tsar and it also survived being transported to Königsberg because dozens of people saw it in Königsberg and some of them took photos of it. And some smaller artifacts which DEFINITELY belong to the Amber room were indeed found but (at least officially) they were stolen by some wehrmacht soldiers when it was moved from St. Petersburg to Königsberg and not after it was last seen in Königsberg. So yes it was moved at least twice. Amd thats is definitely confirmed.
@@masterzimnyJust one of those uniformed people who are ignorant of the fact that a great number exhibits in the great museums of the World would not exist today (just like the Amber Room) had it not been for those people who rescued them from almost certain destruction or at least ruination. These works of art are there today for anyone to see unlike private collections that are hidden away.
Yeah, because the Spanish and British and French "christians" didnt go around annihilating burning and destroying the history and the historical items and histories of the native cultures they were obliterating for profit!? Have you ever read a book Paul ?? @@paullewis2413
@@paullewis2413 Yeah, because the Spanish and British and French "christians" didnt go around annihilating burning and destroying the history and the historical items and histories of the native cultures they were obliterating for profit!? Have you ever read a book Paul ??
@@paullewis2413 The Spanish and British and French "christians" went around annihilating burning and destroying the history and the historical items and histories of the native cultures they were obliterating for profit!? Have you ever read a book Paul ??
Whatever they can find to illustrate the point. Just as all of the video of blasting to illustrate the clearing of blockages in mine tunnels was obviously surface blasts.
This documentary makes it appear as if the Amber Room had been Russian from the get go and only shortly mentions that it was crafted by Germans before being “presented” to the Russian Tsar. But in fact is was a German art work ordered by the Prussian King Friedrich I for his Berlin Castle, designed by a German (Johann Friedrich Eosander) and manufactured by German craftsmen. Although it belonged to the Russian empire later in history this is an important background story and not making that clear is a red flag in any documentary!
@@user-Rocket-Fest Indeed! Just look at the LIES told by the Kremlin regarding KATYN! A horrible massacre of 22,000 Poles/Polish officers, military, police, border guards and intelligentsia prisoners in the Katyn forest which they blamed on the Germans! It was discovered years later, and ADMITTED to, that it was absolutely carried out by the Russians. Katyn alone is well worth reading about.
They were once a dominant feature on the shores of Lake Rotomahana. Considered the 8th Wonder of the World, the Pink and White Terraces were the original New Zealand tourism destination, until they were buried in the 1886 eruption of Mt Tarawera.
They are never going to find it until someone forces Switzerland to open their vaults. That’s where it is. And that’s where the other lost treasure and great works of art are. I guarantee you somebody there has some clause that unclaimed vaults default to bank ownership after some number of years.
My guess was its in the Vatican since they had an interesting alliance with the nazis but I very much like your theory, they were not as neutral as people believe, who knows what may be hidden in those vast bunkers....
So interesting, thank you. One hopes it could be found for historical reasons - and the sheet beauty and craftsmanship of it - but I think the odds are slim. Just ‘burnt up’ seems like such a sheer waste, as is all warfare I guess 🙏🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺
I’ve read somewhere that late in the war a boat left the Kronesburg. It was loaded with refugees and was sunk. In the hold of this boat passengers saw large boxes and crates seen being loaded. Were they full of the reminders of the amber room? This boat was torpedoed by the Russians and repidly sank with a large majority of the passengers drown. Maybe the Amber Room is at the bottom of the Baltic Sea.😂
The Wilhelm Gustloff...and its long been a tourist dive...and an off limits grave site since sometime in the early 70s. You can dive to it, but you can't be on it (or remove artifacts).
It was a thrilled story .GDR...Spent allot of money 💰 and human efforts for finding a past smoked thread ..while that money and human efforts are needed for the progression of human lifestyle in GDR
Niemcy obrabowali Polskę podczas wojny do tej pory nie chcą zwracać kradzionych dzieł sztuki przez 6 lat zamordowali 6 milionów Polaków. A obecnie pouczają Nas! jak mamy żyć!
The Nazis hid most of the recovered stuff in nice places with doors and locks... I don't think you'd have much luck looking in big dirt holes. I wish y'all luck though.
Seriously doubt it was ever in Argentina. The nazis the ran there after the war left with one suitcase. They didn’t have time to empty their homes and pack up furniture.. and nothing moved on a ship that was as large even just one panel without being identified. I think it either sits buried or hidden or it was broken down into pieces sold over time.
We all know people love money...if there was someone who knew where it is he would have stepped forward already. So it is not in private hands. What left is soneone knew but died..and took the location to the grave. Or the russians have it..but would have presented it to the world..or it is destroyed and gone
Yup when amber is "Heated above 200 °C (392 °F), amber decomposes, yielding an oil of amber, and leaves a black residue which is known as "amber colophony", or "amber pitch"; when dissolved in oil of turpentine or in linseed oil this forms "amber varnish" or "amber lac". I assume the castle eas never tested
The conclusion of detailed investigation undertaken by the allies after the war was that it was destroyed by fire in an allied air raid on a castle which had been targeted as an ss control centre. Remnants recovered from the remains contained burnt amber with wood from the storage cabinets used for transportation. The Germans themselves Told the enquiry that the last place it was stored together was at this castle and there was no doubt whatsoever that the burnt remnants in the ruins of the castle were all that remained of the amber room.
I saw him at a Hyatt bar in Greenwich Connecticut in 1987. I was 5 years old.. I went and asked him for his autograph.. just a little girl.. he told me to “f off”
It was only legendary for treaser hunter. Russia had never interest on it. The Nasis stored it later in a castle basement in boxes. Amber burnes easily. The castle burned down at the end of 2WW. Where will it be today? Ashes .....
Basically the red army destroyed it by accident during WW2, in order not to look like fools, the KGB said it was "stolen" or still is out there, yet also had the Germans in the 80’s build them a new one because they were too proud to admit any wrongdoing 😂
Although beautiful and amazing, it is bizarre for there to be so muvh effort during the war to both steal art and tp recover it. All while millions suffer. War and himans can be so weird.
The Germans designed and craftet that particular thing for the Berlin Castle of the Prussian King Friedrich I. It was only later traded to the Russian Tsar. Although it then rightfully belonged to the Russian Empire and with that later the Soviet Union it was an important piece of German art. The documentary fails completely in pointing that out.
Amber is the most dangerous thing according to the Jurassic Park movie. Amber and prehistoric mosquitoes 🦟 lead to the collapse of the Costa Rican theme park of to which sent ripples of fear all throughout the world of Hollywood motion picture movie industry fans and their $13-$40 delicious buttered popcorn mongering family members.
The Amber Room is long gone!WHY? Not on shredd of it has EVER reappeared! In our GREEDY world it or a peice would of it, have reappeared somewhere for Sale!
Visited Catherine’s Palace outside of St. Petersburg several years ago and was able to see the beautiful craftsmanship that had recreated the Amber room. Absolutely stunning. There were photos of the destruction of the palace done by the Germans in WWII. Horrible. War is horrible…
YES it is....WHY???
Tell that to Putin, who does what now? ah, yes - war...
@@1sonyzztell this to the USA’s whose after-coup puppet usurper Turchinov has signed an illegal decree to start the war on April, 13th, 2014. Ukrainian neo-Nazis (literal ones, wish swastikas and all) have been shelling Donbas that did not recognise the new “authorities” for eight years before Russia was forced to intervene directly.
From a silver and goldsmith / gem cutter and someone that works with Baltic amber perspective: I kept waiting for them to talk about how far back in human history the use of amber goes. It's a deep history and just one of the uses of amber in ancient times was as a fire starter. Amber burns, as it burns and more of it melts the fire will just keep increasing. Given the battle damage visible on the castle and then the possible torching of it after, I've always felt the amber room burned. If that's true then nothing would be found of it after a fire bad enough to destroy an entire castle.
I always felt the same. It would have burned hot enough no trace would have survived that science of the time could have found.
Thank you so much for this interesting bit of information that only someone with your knowledge could pass along to the rest of us. I think it seems they burned it all too. Such a shame.
Sounds very feasible but - how sad. Makes you wonder how much of what they stole is still missing. It’s so very sad and a loss to humanity 🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺
@@gonefishing167 A good friend that got me into working with Baltic amber was an older lady from Latvia on the Baltic coast, where much amber is found. During WW2 her father was taken by the nazis and never came back. Many years later she learned her father had be executed by them because they released the photos they took of people before executing them. Her fathers photo was part of that release. I love working with amber but there's a part of it that's bitter sweet to me because of her fathers fate.
@@Pack.Leader You're very welcome and nice to see such a kind reply from you. 👍
When you give people unlimited power they just can not handle it. Whatever their personal desires are will grow towards the extreme
Like having dignity, private inner self and basic universal human rights enforcement? SCUMBAGS. WAR CRIMINAL SYNDICATE.
I have it. I bought it at a garage sale for $2. It now sits on my basement wall. You never know what treasures a garage sale has. Who knew.
Give ya $3
I got my autographed first edition bible at a garage sale, signed by JC and the boy's twelve
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@@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg 🤣🤣
Please take 1 panel & be on Antiques Roadshow
The amber room had probably been badly damaged when the German's removed it from the palace anyway. Destroyed in fire thereafter it is nice that they reconstructed it so it lives on in the reconstruction.
The re-constructed Ambar room at Catherine's Palace in Tsarskoye Selo, it's stunning, a work of art not to be missed if you ever happened to be in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
It's material objects. Forget about it . Save your soul instead.
Wow another expert etymologist changing the spelling of words to something he thinks is more accurate, lmfao, I bet you think loose means defeat as well.
I was there in 2005 and it is by far the most beautiful place!!!
Who are u
WHO ARE YOU?
So many things were hidden in mines and caves
I learned of the Amber Room 15 years ago and have dreamt of making a lounge ever since
Yes I wonder why the Wilhelm Gustloff is cut and blown to bits why could that be?
If the Ambar room had been destroyed by fire at the castle in Konigsberg, you would think they would have found some traces of the melted amber among the ruins.
Please understand that Amber is combustible it is a fuel it doesn't just melt
Yes. But as gasoline or “petrol” can be detected after a fire, I feel certain that a trace of Amber, no matter how small would be findable.
@@johnphillips8922 This was in 1945, since then castle was destroyed, buried and built over... so when we maybe had the technology to find "traces" of burnt amber, there was no more where to look.
@@eyetrollin710in no fire does absolutely everything vaporize.
Such an amount of amber, even after a direct hit would definitely leave traces that would be recognizable as amber.
And the KGB (back thrn Probably NKVD) has *STILL CLASSIFIED* documents what they found.
And unless they honestly (Moscow and honesty....)tell us IF they found something and they were just ashamed that they themselves bombed it or that they found absolutely nothing we will never know it.
If they found absolutely totally nothing. Then the amber room left the room it was in and its either still hidden in Königsberg
Or it made it out of Königsberg and was destroyed during transport (sinking of Wilhelm Gustloff for example or it made it out of Königsberg it is still somewhere.
Either they found some small tiny remains of it and didn't want the Russia/soviet citizens to find out that their own artillery or their own air raids destroyed it.
Or the found nothing then the amber room at least left the physical room it was in in the castle and it was transported somewhere else.
@@22ergie what’s with the “quotation marks”
I hope he or someone finds that artistic miracle. I know it was replaced, but the antique room needs to arise from the darkness.
Unfortunately if they do find it, the amber is probably destroyed due to the atmospheric conditions of where it is located. 😿
@@neighborhoodcatlady6094or in some rich persons mansion & told no one.
😢Aw2😂😂😂😢lol I'll@@neighborhoodcatlady6094
The Amber Room exists, its at Reich headquarters in Argentina
Or in Antarctica
I believe it was moved to Argentina at the end of the cold war, perhaps in one of the many submarines that showed up in Argentina.
Can confirm been there and seen it
By looking at the two places we're it was suppose to be moved too right next to the water you can tell the intention was to load it up in a submarine and send it off, 100% it's in Argentina..
My grandfather was on the submarine that took the amber room to Argentina in 1945
I have read that because of the way the original Amber Room was constructed, when either the USSR or GERMANY tried to remove the actual Amber it was so fragile that it was destroyed. Who knows, was the Amber Room ever even moved at all? Considering that it has NEVER been found--I have to wonder if it ever survived the attempts to remove it from the Palace.
It survived being transported from Germany to St. Petersburg when it was gifted to the russian Tsar and it also survived being transported to Königsberg because dozens of people saw it in Königsberg and some of them took photos of it. And some smaller artifacts which DEFINITELY belong to the Amber room were indeed found but (at least officially) they were stolen by some wehrmacht soldiers when it was moved from
St. Petersburg to Königsberg and not after it was last seen in Königsberg.
So yes it was moved at least twice. Amd thats is definitely confirmed.
Have you ever been to any museum in Britain or France ... ??
....because they are absoloutely FILLED with someone elses, "priceless works of art"
What’s your point?
@@masterzimnyJust one of those uniformed people who are ignorant of the fact that a great number exhibits in the great museums of the World would not exist today (just like the Amber Room) had it not been for those people who rescued them from almost certain destruction or at least ruination. These works of art are there today for anyone to see unlike private collections that are hidden away.
Yeah, because the Spanish and British and French "christians" didnt go around annihilating burning and destroying the history and the historical items and histories of the native cultures they were obliterating for profit!? Have you ever read a book Paul ?? @@paullewis2413
@@paullewis2413 Yeah, because the Spanish and British and French "christians" didnt go around annihilating burning and destroying the history and the historical items and histories of the native cultures they were obliterating for profit!? Have you ever read a book Paul ??
@@paullewis2413 The Spanish and British and French "christians" went around annihilating burning and destroying the history and the historical items and histories of the native cultures they were obliterating for profit!? Have you ever read a book Paul ??
I swear that the Amber Room is hidden in the Mystery Train that's underneath the mountain in a dark secret tunnel.
On the fake "gold train", in Poland no less.
Interesting documentary. The steam train shown therein was a Highland Railway Jones goods engine with cattle wagons. Strange inclusion.
Whatever they can find to illustrate the point. Just as all of the video of blasting to illustrate the clearing of blockages in mine tunnels was obviously surface blasts.
This documentary makes it appear as if the Amber Room had been Russian from the get go and only shortly mentions that it was crafted by Germans before being “presented” to the Russian Tsar.
But in fact is was a German art work ordered by the Prussian King Friedrich I for his Berlin Castle, designed by a German (Johann Friedrich Eosander) and manufactured by German craftsmen.
Although it belonged to the Russian empire later in history this is an important background story and not making that clear is a red flag in any documentary!
They also frequently refer to the Soviets as "the Russians" ...
It is a well known fact that a certain species loves to fiddle with History
Yrs ago the people gifted others to ackowned friendship and respect
😊😊
The amber room was gifted to the tsar back in the late 1700s 1800s. Probably after the defeat of napoleon.
@@user-Rocket-Fest Indeed! Just look at the LIES told by the Kremlin regarding KATYN! A horrible massacre of 22,000 Poles/Polish officers, military, police, border guards and intelligentsia prisoners in the Katyn forest which they blamed on the Germans! It was discovered years later, and ADMITTED to, that it was absolutely carried out by the Russians. Katyn alone is well worth reading about.
What about the amber room room stories out of Poland at the maraki bunkers near the wolfs layer ????
The Amber Room has gone up in smoke
An incandescent amber flame
I'm guessing amber melts/burns when heated?
Yes, it’s hardened resin
They were once a dominant feature on the shores of Lake Rotomahana. Considered the 8th Wonder of the World, the Pink and White Terraces were the original New Zealand tourism destination, until they were buried in the 1886 eruption of Mt Tarawera.
We saw them and they were just wonderful. So sad but at least it was natural, not the fault of man 🙏🙏👵🇦🇺
I'm from New Zealand 🇳🇿 interesting
Presented well
It could have been on the Willhem Gustlof, sank by a Soviet Sub.
Dang, you could have told me in the beginning the truth, and it would have saved me 49 minutes of my life that I will never get back. Thanks a lot...
Or you could have googled it
@@Dulcimertunes Hey, just curious, do you play the Dulcimer?! Most Muricans don't even know what that is!
They are never going to find it until someone forces Switzerland to open their vaults. That’s where it is. And that’s where the other lost treasure and great works of art are.
I guarantee you somebody there has some clause that unclaimed vaults default to bank ownership after some number of years.
My guess was its in the Vatican since they had an interesting alliance with the nazis but I very much like your theory, they were not as neutral as people believe, who knows what may be hidden in those vast bunkers....
Complete nonsense
Believing the Amber Room still exists is, sadly, pure romanticism
Who knows the epic music uses during the 4.30 minute, when is shown the amber room ?
this reminds me of that "gold train" in Poland that turned out to be nothing.
Also a waste of an hour of your life watching the fake documentary...
The Vatican has it probably
Why was it full of children?
They do have the chronoscope, it’s a device used to look into the future and the past…
So interesting, thank you. One hopes it could be found for historical reasons - and the sheet beauty and craftsmanship of it - but I think the odds are slim. Just ‘burnt up’ seems like such a sheer waste, as is all warfare I guess 🙏🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺
Didn't this show up on an episode of Pawn Stars??
It's very peculiar that no single Russian institution or individual is credited for the contents. Have we come so far?
Interesting………🌞
I’ve read somewhere that late in the war a boat left the Kronesburg. It was loaded with refugees and was sunk. In the hold of this boat passengers saw large boxes and crates seen being loaded. Were they full of the reminders of the amber room? This boat was torpedoed by the Russians and repidly sank with a large majority of the passengers drown. Maybe the Amber Room is at the bottom of the Baltic Sea.😂
The Wilhelm Gustloff...and its long been a tourist dive...and an off limits grave site since sometime in the early 70s. You can dive to it, but you can't be on it (or remove artifacts).
My grandfather was in the submarine that moved the amber room to Argentina in 1946.
Did they get backers ? And look behind the colopsed part?
One thing is you can't never hide the truth! ❣️
If you believe that, you'll believe anything!
How many ET species are on earth? since you know all truths...
All this history of searching, was nothing else found?
It was a thrilled story .GDR...Spent allot of money 💰 and human efforts for finding a past smoked thread ..while that money and human efforts are needed for the progression of human lifestyle in GDR
What??? You make no sense.
Watching from Mackinac Island Michigan
38:23 is that Putin in the group???
Yes.
Yep
Niemcy obrabowali Polskę podczas wojny do tej pory nie chcą zwracać kradzionych dzieł sztuki przez 6 lat zamordowali 6 milionów Polaków. A obecnie pouczają Nas! jak mamy żyć!
Not 6 million Polish people. 🙄
Please open a history book instead of making such stupid claims.
I think I could tell you where to find it
Less chance of bombers attack a convoy
The Nazis hid most of the recovered stuff in nice places with doors and locks... I don't think you'd have much luck looking in big dirt holes. I wish y'all luck though.
If it were found who would it belong to?
Russia.
@@JoseAntonio-oy9ll then it's best left where it is....in Germany.
@@JoseAntonio-oy9ll But the Germans would almost certainly steal it again.
I would say Russia.
The Prussian King was an idiot for trading it but done is done.
And amber was stolen from our country, amber came from baltic sea
Could secretly be at the Vatican!
Or in one of Putins Palaces
It's either in the residence of some Oligarch or Bankster or it's in Argentina.
It is in Antarctica.
Like finding a unicorn.
Seriously doubt it was ever in Argentina. The nazis the ran there after the war left with one suitcase. They didn’t have time to empty their homes and pack up furniture.. and nothing moved on a ship that was as large even just one panel without being identified. I think it either sits buried or hidden or it was broken down into pieces sold over time.
Bottom of a Bavarian lake is my guess
Some would say it's best to let sleeping dogs lie. I have done alot of bad things.
How silly! Who took the color pics of the amber room?! 🤔 Ask them where it is! 😂
They recreated it 30 years ago - that is what they are showing. And color photography existed before 1941 you know.
Stupidest comment I've ever seen
Indiana Jones
W Polsce jest gdzieś ukryty złoty pociąg..
Made from jew booty gold
We all know people love money...if there was someone who knew where it is he would have stepped forward already. So it is not in private hands. What left is soneone knew but died..and took the location to the grave. Or the russians have it..but would have presented it to the world..or it is destroyed and gone
Yup when amber is "Heated above 200 °C (392 °F), amber decomposes, yielding an oil of amber, and leaves a black residue which is known as "amber colophony", or "amber pitch"; when dissolved in oil of turpentine or in linseed oil this forms "amber varnish" or "amber lac". I assume the castle eas never tested
Soviets.......not 'Russians '.
old world tartartian treasure
The conclusion of detailed investigation undertaken by the allies after the war was that it was destroyed by fire in an allied air raid on a castle which had been targeted as an ss control centre.
Remnants recovered from the remains contained burnt amber with wood from the storage cabinets used for transportation.
The Germans themselves
Told the enquiry that the last place it was stored together was at this castle and there was no doubt whatsoever that the burnt remnants in the ruins of the castle were all that remained of the amber room.
how tf do you move a whole room
If your tips say they took it south they really took it north
Andre the Giant died ages ago.
I saw him at a Hyatt bar in Greenwich Connecticut in 1987. I was 5 years old.. I went and asked him for his autograph.. just a little girl.. he told me to “f off”
TL;DW - he didn’t find it
It was only legendary for treaser hunter. Russia had never interest on it. The Nasis stored it later in a castle basement in boxes. Amber burnes easily. The castle burned down at the end of 2WW. Where will it be today? Ashes .....
Did ayone bother to look at The Vatican??
It’s buried in a mine with a lot of other Loot
Basically the red army destroyed it by accident during WW2, in order not to look like fools, the KGB said it was "stolen" or still is out there, yet also had the Germans in the 80’s build them a new one because they were too proud to admit any wrongdoing 😂
Although beautiful and amazing, it is bizarre for there to be so muvh effort during the war to both steal art and tp recover it. All while millions suffer. War and himans can be so weird.
The himans are very wierd, right?
@@WeAreLegion- I agree
The germans can be blamed and praised for many things
The Germans designed and craftet that particular thing for the Berlin Castle of the Prussian King Friedrich I.
It was only later traded to the Russian Tsar.
Although it then rightfully belonged to the Russian Empire and with that later the Soviet Union it was an important piece of German art.
The documentary fails completely in pointing that out.
Forget that it was a gift FROM Germany?
They're looking for Andre the Giant?
it wasnt stolen because the makers are the germans
Like VonV1V2
It's in America!
In my opinion.
But never found... nothing to see here keep moving
It is where it always was. It's just been boarded over
It's burnt
founded
He's obsess to art we all know why.
Being totally honest it's just s bunch of worthless rubbish and a waste of time and effort searching for it.
russia has it
Is good the took what was theirs
Amber is the most dangerous thing according to the Jurassic Park movie. Amber and prehistoric mosquitoes 🦟 lead to the collapse of the Costa Rican theme park of to which sent ripples of fear all throughout the world of Hollywood motion picture movie industry fans and their $13-$40 delicious buttered popcorn mongering family members.
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Abalone
The Amber Room is long gone!WHY? Not on shredd of it has EVER reappeared! In our GREEDY world it or a peice would of it, have reappeared somewhere for Sale!
Is there one !??
I've got it, I use it a mud/laundry room, ha, peasants.
USA ❤
Canada ❤
NORTH KOREA ❤️
@@heikkijhautanen4576
Not Europe, Not Asia, and definitely not South America...we can all agree on that
@@G-Man-half-life
Mars.
Why don't they use psychics to find the amber room with remote viewing.
The 'Amber room' is in Angela Merkel's backyard shed.
Is this where the first amber alert came from???? LoL
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Djakarta Magna-Charta
Waste of time nonsense
Ofcourse they stole it,who can say the otherwise😂😂😂
JUST WOW❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Actually the only and one only
Israelis seem to have picked up from the 1930s germans
That's not technically true.
@@PlayNiceFolks No, but they've learnt a lot from them!
@@PlayNiceFolks theft, genocide and media manipulation. Id say they outdid them
@@keithfrost1190 They were good students.
It’s the Astrodome in Houston. Problem solved