The guns were recovered for the rebuild after the war . The wine behind the fallen brick was meant for you to recover and recycle through your liver. PLEASE say you tried a good looking bottle!
Great finds! I hope the bunker oven can be rescued from that place, restored and then put into a museum. It would be a shame for it to disintegrate completely in the open air. The wine bottles, too, should be taken and opened!!
Nice hunt, this is a once in a lifetime find. I suspect this could be some German officer's stash he never got around picking up. You should take some of those filled bottles to an wine expert, they could be fairly valuable. Especially after aging for 75 years. Wouldn't be a bad idea to have the thing chemically tested as well, it could be poisoned.
I really enjoyed your find. The stove being in the condition it was in even now was amazing!!! And the wine bottles too!! You guys ROCK!! Thank you so much for sharing this and for what you guys do!!! Please be safe, I would suggest bringing a metal detector you never know about old mines still being around and still active!! So please be safe.
My father saved a bottle of wine that one of my uncles liberated from a German WWII bunker. We opened it at my wedding in 1992. Still perfect. You should have brought a few of those bottles back. One to save. One to try! Worst case scenario it has turned into very old red wine vinegar! I'm betting that wine may still be good! Being inside that bunker would be almost the perfect storage conditions. Cool, and no light!
You could take that wine to an expert because it was cold and damp the wine probably stayed in good shape you'll be surprised how resilient wine can be.
Those wine bottles and the stove need to be saved, maybe a museum or someone else could find a use for them. Great find and salute to the ww2historyhunter .
museum would get empty bottles from me. why should wine be sit for people to look at. it was made to be consumed. i can fill the bottles with piss for people to look at
The WW2HH adventures just keep coming! This one was really interesting, so please keep them coming. We all look forward to them with anticipation. Cheers from Australia!
I'm back after being away for over a year and I've missed your channel and your sincerity. Thank you for your time and diligence in promoting an excellent channel.
Wawww troops that’s class. If I was there I would have opened up a bottle and trued it definitely. And I wouldn’t leave till I had lifted every brick and bolder there’s got to be more in there brilliant video keep it up 👍🏻
Definitely it would taste dynamite lol that’s why wine drinkers have wine cellars to keep it away as long as they can 👌👌🔥🔥🔥 you could sell that stuff for fortunes 🔥❤️
Hopefully you can get someone to rescue the bunker oven and the panzer door. It would be nice if you could rescue a bunker oven and restore it for yourself to use. So many bottles. They should also be museum pieces. I would have loved to see the cave before the walls started coming down. These are locations you won’t see on other channels. Keep bringing us the unseen history.
Some awesome museum-worthy finds there! What an incredible hidden structure. Simply incredible. That bunker oven is in beautiful condition. Of course the wine has probably gone to vinegar by now, but a museum might find them worthy of display! Well done, HH and Eagle Eyes!!!
My birthday morning catch up video #2 lol!! Are you kidding me, a bunker oven still there, holy madonna!! What a neat cave, image what it looked like with the bricks still up!! Can't believe there are unopened wine bottle's that's just unreal!! Great video my friend!!
Amazing to find a location like this intact and unmolested. The bottle stash is an insane find. FULL bottles?! You gotta be kidding me! You have to do a follow up on this site once you do a little more “research” on those bottles and what is in them. What a gem of a discovery. Nice work!
As always great scenery, wonderful narration of how the sites look today and in the past. Then the Holy Madonna! Moments . Thank you very much. I almost forgot to add the respect that you show history is commendable.
I would have opened a bottle and drank a toast to the soldiers who were once there. (Not to the Nazi's, but to the soldiers). Great video again! Thanks for sharing @WW2HistoryHunter!!
Nazis were soldiers and many gave their lives for their country and there is no GOOD GUYS vs BAD GUYS in war and hopefully you understake that. American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan are viewed the same as Nazis were and do you feel the same way for U.S. Soldiers?
This is like finding old filled wine bottles on the ocean floor. Those filled bottles are worth money. The bunker kept them at a safe cool temperature! It would be wonderful if you could cash in on those full bottles for all of your hard amazing work!
Seceret Agent Ah yes! Very thankful for her contributions as well, as the same to all the Patreon supporters who allow them to keep on going. It’s shame others would rather cover up history then bring it to light for more to see.
I am from the U.K. but now living in the Philippines when you come across some water holes you should drop a magnet in them to see if someone has hidden things in there . Walking through an old airfield in the UK . There were some water tanks open full of water we were metal detecting at the time but returned with a strong magnet and found handgun part of a machine gun and a belt of bullets
Wahoo free wine, looks like a very interesting place,go get the bottles there might be something special about them, you have to beat the vandals to them, great finds keep the videos coming Mate 👍🇦🇺
I am salem from Kuwait and I am a big fan of you and the work you are doing .. Because you are transporting us to see the history of the Second WW2 live on the air .. And I congratulate you on the beautiful treasure ... Good job and continuation 👍 And if you want any information about WW2 then it is my game
Well WW2HH, In regards to your current dilemma, and any future dilemma alike I will personally offer my services by taking one for the team depositing those pesky WWII era bottles still filled presumably with sweet French wine! Just ship those awesome, I mean, those pesky filled bottles to Yorba Linda, California, Attention: Klaus!! 😂😂😂 As usual, great work as always exploring the many details/aspects the history books seem to have forgotten, or lumped together.. Thank you & Take care, Klaus
Outstanding my friend! I do hope you follow the process of the stove's removal, transport, and eventual reconstruction. As for the the wine, as discoverer, you are entitled to a few or more bottles. Will we see one on a diorama?;) Regards, Hank p.s I think the wine was stashed there by the enlisted men away from the officers eyes. There was probably 2 or 3 loose bricks that were removed to hide them. The officers wouldn't of hid them.The lack of labels, and seals points to the conclusion that the wine is most likely home made, and purchased, or confiscated from the locals. I imagine there was a lot of lamenting by the soldiers who had to leave it behind. Make sure you toast them before you taste. It would be.... honorable.
@@Just-me-Laura Nope, not at all "tragic". Germans reaped what they sowed. Don't want to have bullet holes in buildings and destroyed cities? Then don't start doing it to all your neighbor countries first, ffs! It's awesome how some idiots today think Germans were the "victims" of WWII.
@@SevenSixTwo2012 Wow!! I can't believe that you just said that. One of my enlightened Jewish colleagues in the medical profession , who actually married a German, wanted me to respond in a certain manner. As they couldn't comprehend someone this day and age, painting a whole race with the same brush. Instead I have decided to take the high road. You are entitled to your opinion as I am mine. Therefore, I stand behind my previous stated opinion. Peace SevenSixTwo2012.
So the Germans made themselves a beer hall lol. So many bottles. Someone had a good time. I hope the bunker oven got rescued. I can’t believe you didn’t take the panzer shutter with you to make a diorama lol. That was a surprise to follow a trench and find that underground installation. Simply amazing. Your adventures are alway full of surprises.
Well you ànd your Boy , are just going from one great video to a most fascinating one yet ,,i hope you got what you wanted for the oven to be saved ,, also wine ,,,, bring some more of your these stories . you have certainly come a long way from when i started watching your series a big thank you ,,,,,
That was amazing! I swear that I could smell the wine. 🤗 Surprised owner of the property didn't get into that stash. I bet he/she might just share with you. So many items that could still be useful today. Seems like such a waste. Good finds HH and EE. Speaking of lunch . A glass of that wine would have been appreciated.
You probably found some soldiers stash of wine because they were behind the brick wall and were exposed after time the wall came apart. Since the wine was laying on its sides and kept in a cool place, they are probably still good since the liquid was still in contact with the cork keeping it moist and no air came in contact the liquid. That's quite a collectors find you got there.. My dad a a bottle of Cognac that he got in Germany in 1945 and kept it for 46 years in his old foot locker. He opened it at VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars) for his colleagues, its was still good. I'd grab those bottles before someone else does and hold them for historic sake.
Thanks for sharing your adventure what an incredible site . I'm sure any museum would be happy to have that bunker oven in their collection it needs to be saved .👍
U sir just absolutely wow in your own words holy madonna love your videos my grandfather served and I have an uncle that was in the beginning of the green beret two nephews in the navy so what you do is huge love you and be safe
05:19 Right on! excellent idea... that stove is mega-cool, and with a little bit of repair it'll keep a room nice and snug and warm, and even heat a boiling pot or skillet on top, and be an excellent conversation piece to talk about while munching on some scrambled eggs and sipping coffee that was heated on it. :-)
I wish I could do a Pacific Campaign version of your channel! Keep up the awesome work and I hope people will continue to notice, let alone, appreciate the work you are doing!
Take the wine bottles that have the wine up to the cork, neck down, if the cork stays wet, it should seal for ages, so these wine bottles should be drinkable. Enjoy and let us know how they were! Cool video again, love watching your adventures!
What an amazing stash! I've finally found the discovery video for the tasting video I saw a few days ago! (I'm watching newest to oldest, since that's the way RU-vid has thr videos ordered)
