WE FOUND THREE GERMAN WWII SOLDIERS AND A WEAPONS DEPOT 

Given the condition of the soldiers' remains I'm wondering if they didn't have a big shell land right at their feet. Either that or they got trapped beneath the tracks of something very large.

...it looks like a dity job- and a lot of work...

I sadly suppose they are mostly after relics they turn into good money. An minimum of attitude would be sending the dogtags to the red cross, but even that means a loss of money to scavengers. These guys seem to collect the bones and tags, If the report it i don't know.

@@fishermansbuddy3785 i have the same feeling. In other videos you hear them mentioning that the items gonna fetch them alot of money. That it was a shame a fragmented german helm didnt contain a skull. And there doesnt seem to be much respect to the bones either while digging. And then you have ppl say they dont deserve any because they invaded... many soldiers didnt even want to fight but had no choice because refusing would be a certain death. On the battlefield it was either them or you.

("Sgt.J.") Correct! Both Countries were Very Strict. Those People already in the military when the War Started Were "Sh.t out of luck." So, To Speak. I, Don't Want to inSult Anyone. So, Opinion won't Be Stated Here. Lol. Once Bodies were found they Need to Report to Law enforcement. And, Other Organizations. But, They Keep digging at Bodies... 🤨

My grandfather was fighting at the eastern front

I'm wondering if you reburied the soldiers and informed authorities

If they had no clothing, it's a possibility that they were wounded and taken to an aid post or dressing station, had their clothes removed to perform treatment for wounds?

@@damit505 I am not sure what they did, but I think they are supposed to contact the German war graves organization so that the soldiers' remains can be identified and receive a proper burial in a military cemetery.

Cold weather, Germans were not prepared for it. Possibility someone took their clothes as an extra layer of warmth.

When in the last stages of hypothermia, people tend to feel very hot and take off all of their clothes before they die. These soldiers might have died due to hypothermia.

On a retreat, soldiers might have dumped supplies in a river to prevent them from falling into enemy hands

("Sgt.J."). "I, Assume the Russians threw the Equipment in to the Water to keep other German units from using it. The Russians had Different Calibers. Ad For the Grenades... I, Wonder Why the Russians would have left good Equipment. I, Would keep a J- 42. And, Spme of those Amo Boxes. If I, Was Mechanized Infantry. As s Light Infantry Soldier you, Can not Transport a lot of Stuff. Some of the German Tags look Broken? A name wad Left. They Really need to Contact Authorities in That Region. The way They are Going through Things, Don't look yo Careful to me. Thst Battle was Probably Intense? Russian. And, German deceased Soldiers. It was Probably marked. And, Reported. But, No one Followed up on that Site. ✌️🕊️

I think this is passed onto to the relevant authorities. Some of the Dog Tags are not able to be read and the Germans had a poor system to ID Soldiers - Dog Tags with Blood Group/ The Name or abbreviated name of the unit when they entered service (usually a training unit) and the personnel number in the unit they entered service in. It was unusual to have the name of the unit on your dog tag as if captured they would know if you were infanty/artilley/tank unit/airforce etc Whereas others had dog tags with a combination of the service member's name, blood type, serial number, the name of their next of kin and the address, city and state of their next of kin. i.e US/UK/Italy/Commonwealth Countries The Soviets I understand did not have Dog Tags they had Ebonite/Bakelite Capsules and the Soldiers details were listed on a piece of paper and put inside these.

The Germans go into landfill where they belong.

If they can be recognized, the relatives get informed by the police or by letters.

Sent to landfill where they belong

Yes

It's unexploded ordinance, and Even though it has been buried for years, they can and do still explode. These guys are careless fucking idiots and disrespectful

If they wanted to be buried in Germany they shouldn’t have invaded another country

@@lorcanpatrick7188 I know what you are saying but I would say the same about Russian graves in eukraine. They are war graves and not a source of memorabilia for someones ebay account.

@@lorcanpatrick7188 what's it like being lied to your whole life?

Bei Leningrad

haha. at least Europa isnt speaking German these days, eh?