Nazi Gold

Nazi gold was acclaimed in the 20th century by leading the world into a full-scale war. World War II was one of the most devastating wars that affected almost all major countries in the world. An important part of financing war machines in each country is their ability to pay all fees. In this case, gold and silver are very convenient for countries that receive large amounts of money and convert them all to money. Between 1938 and 1945, Nazi Germany easily met the above requirements as Hitler deprived European central banks and commercial banks occupied.

The so-called Nazi gold train and Waubuzi gold train involved the local legend of Nazi's German-style train buried in Lower Silesian underground tunnel in January 1945 at the end of World War II . This area is currently part of South West Poland, but it was in southeastern Germany. Many trains have been searched since the Second World War, and evidence of the train has not been found. According to the local legend, the train departed from Breslau (now Wrocław), full of gold and other treasures. It was deported back to the tunnel system under Owl Mountains, which is part of the unfinished Nazi secret project Riese (German "Giant") near Wałbrzych. There, it was buried in tunnels and mines built by Nazis. According to legend, this train can accommodate up to 300 tons of gold, jewelry, weapons and masterpieces.

During the Second World War, the German Empire Bank held the majority of Nazi gold coins and treasures. When Germany collapsed, the bank became a toilet for everyone who knew it. It is not certain who has robbed it, how many people robbed it or where gold went. One argument is that in most cases, most of the German gold has been stolen by other countries, so they can not really ask for anything. Nonetheless, this is one of the most strange robbers in history, still some people think that there are cannabis bags full of gold somewhere in Germany and belong to the Imperial Bank.

The simplified version of the story that generations of Americans have learned over the past 73 years is Jesse Owens and Nazi Germany is evil. Owens is a black male, won four metals and laughed at the Nazi Aryan supremacist theory. And that is why the stories of Owens and Luz Long are very attractive. In 1964, the Olympic filmmaker Bad Greenspan took a movie that Jessie Owens returned to Berlin. In the movie, Owens explained to Luz Long's son Kai what happened during a long jump. In the preliminary round, Owens failed in the first two attempts. The third mistake, Owens said that he will not go to the final in Kay.