In secret bunkers hidden treasures of the last monarch of the German Empire, Kaiser Wilhelm II.
According to 73-year-old Leonard bloom, 67-year-old Gunther Eckardt and 71-year-old Peter, Laura, during the Second world war, the Nazis built secret bunkers in a system of caves in the hills of Hartenstein. Here, according to archaeologists, is the missing Amber room, which previously was kept in Koenigsberg (now Kaliningrad) after the Germans took it from the occupied territories near St. Petersburg. In the area surrounding the caves is also a train station, where in 1945, he noticed the train arrived from Konigsberg.
Three treasure hunters began searching room after a “reliable source” told them about her location in the tunnels under the hills of Hartenstein. Armed with ground-penetrating radar, the man found the caves under the system of voids that are likely to be military shelters. In addition, they have found marks on the trees from the steel ropes used to carry heavy boxes.
The ENT believes that in secret bunkers hidden treasures of the last monarch of the German Empire, Kaiser Wilhelm II.
The amber room is a masterpiece of art of the XVIII century, created by the master Andreas Schlüter for the Prussian king Friedrich I. It consisted of amber panels, ornaments and murals. The son of the monarch presented the room as a gift to Peter I in 1717.
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