WWII Wehrmacht engine found in dried-up Danube riverbed

A nearly intact Wehrmacht engine from World War II, approximately 80 years old, was discovered in the mud of the dried-up Danube riverbed. The find was made possible by record low water levels in the river.

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24urSlovenian7d ago

Iz blata presušene Donave potegnili motor iz druge svetovne vojne

Gladina Donave je rekordno nizka in nizka voda je razkrila še eno spektakularno najdbo. Približno 80 let je na dnu struge v blatu ležal skoraj nedotaknjen motor Wehrmachta iz časa druge svetovne vojne.

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WWII Wehrmacht engine found in dried-up Danube riverbed

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