Remains of two Wehrmacht soldiers from Danube: one served in Waffen-SS
A well-preserved Wehrmacht motorbike is salvaged from the Danube. Beneath it lie the remains of two German soldiers with dog tags, one likely Waffen-SS. Experts now examine the bones: how old were they, did they hit a mine?
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A well-preserved Wehrmacht motorbike is salvaged from the Danube. Beneath it lie the remains of two German soldiers with dog tags, one likely Waffen-SS. Experts now examine the bones: how old were they, did they hit a mine?
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