GERMAN HELMETS AND WEAPONS ARE GROWING LIKE MUSHROOMS NEAR ST. PETERSBURG 

When both of my grandfather's (my father's father and mother's father) were still alive, I got to see their combat uniforms and military greens w/ helmet and berets. Granted, their camos were rugged from battle, and they kept them. My mother's father went on to fight in the Korean War, and after that war, he got to keep his second issued camos. Sadly, they didn't keep their weapons. That part of the history they wanted no part of. Who could blame them.

Stalingrad

Do you know examples of a fun war?

Like I heard from both my father's father and my mother's father, who both fought in WWII from 1942 until the end of 1945, "war is hell no matter who's fighting during it." For all of those who fought and seen just how bad it gets and survived, they still go on fighting it for the rest of their lives. It leaves a mental mark called "Shell Shock and PTSD."

Most likely in this forest there was a rear assembly stronghold of the Nazis, which was destroyed by Russian artillery. There are no bullet holes, only shrapnel hits. Apparently there were an incredibly large number of dead, judging by the crippled ammunition and weapons. Most likely somewhere in this forest there is a German mass grave in which the Germans themselves buried their dead. Vryat whether they sent the bodies to relatives in Germany.

There are. Of course. But that's polemical so put yourself in these guy's shoes. You'd put them in a separate video or not at all. Don't forget some of the Russian/Polish detectors are very responsible people and inform the appropriate authorities, police, embassies etc of names they have linked to skeletons and belongings etc., and their exact locations. Don't forget that in certain boggy locations it is more than just a skeleton that has survived so these are almost like crime scenes where a great deal of evidence still exists.

@@dieterh8757 just curious is all, im really interested in buying if someone can point me in the right direction or website. Thank you for polite response.