WW2 Eastern Front German Relics

[CristianH]

Hello dear community, it has been some time since I posted something and because in this period I have some free time and I can go back on the hills I want to share with you some of my WW2 relics found via Metal Detecting in Europe. And if you have the time and pleasure you can also watch the video with the actual discovery of all these finds. Thank you.

 

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[CristianH]

Some other finds in the same period of time, this is like part 2

 

[mindcrime1988]

Fantastic videos and finds! Hope you find more and share with us. Thanks again.

 

[smokeythecat]

Cool stuff. That generation is passing away quickly. Nice you're recovering what you are.

 

[CristianH]

Cool stuff. That generation is passing away quickly. Nice you're recovering what you are.

Fantastic videos and finds! Hope you find more and share with us. Thanks again.

Thank you so much for appreciating my work and I'm glad that you like my videos and if it's there something interesting I'll share with you buys. In my opinion sharing MD finds is like going to a museum and sometimes even better if you go live and dig some piece of history.

 

[CristianH]

Hello, here it comes another trip in a ww2 zone with the evidence of a German bomber plane crash site. Not many pieces just one found but still strong evidence. A piece from the plane braking system made by Siemens.
Here is the discovery video:


And a few photos:

 

[bryansb]

I absolutely LOVE your posts/videos!!! The main reason I ever got into metal detecting is that I am a WWII "buff" and eventually plan on getting over to Europe to do some relic hunting myself. For now I am limited to the ruins of Camp Nordland, a 200 acre site that was once home to the German-American Bund. The FBI shut them down in 1940. Here is what the camp looks like today:

 

[CristianH]

I absolutely LOVE your posts/videos!!! The main reason I ever got into metal detecting is that I am a WWII "buff" and eventually plan on getting over to Europe to do some relic hunting myself. For now I am limited to the ruins of Camp Nordland, a 200 acre site that was once home to the German-American Bund. The FBI shut them down in 1940. Here is what the camp looks like today:

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Thank you so much, I'm so glad that you enjoy my posts. That site looks interesting and it definitely worth scanning wo don't have such buildings and being also a fosrest I personally love these places because if it's a forest it might be less trash. There are plenty of good locations in Europe for WWII relic hunting I wish you Good luck and hope to see some awesome stuff from that location

 

[CristianH]

One of our latest trip in the mountains we found a WW2 German camping base with some interesting finds as you can see below both photo's and the moment of discovery in the video, enjoy!
Video:


Photos:

 

[bryansb]

OMG incredible video!! I can't believe there was still oil in that bottle 70+ years later!!!!! So AWESOME!!!! THAT IS history!!!!

 

[kcm]

Great - MORE videos to download next time I go to town!

Thanks for the dig into history!

 

[CristianH]

Great - MORE videos to download next time I go to town!

Thanks for the dig into history!

Thank you so much

OMG incredible video!! I can't believe there was still oil in that bottle 70+ years later!!!!! So AWESOME!!!! THAT IS history!!!!

Thank you, I couldn't believe either and something else I found and aluminium ww2 canteen with the water inside from that time, it was like half full.

 

[bryansb]

Thank you so much



Thank you, I couldn't believe either and something else I found and aluminium ww2 canteen with the water inside from that time, it was like half full.

Is that in another video of yours previously posted on YouTube? If so PLEASE send me a link to it as it HAS TO BE a video I saw a little while ago and have been unable to find again.... THANK YOU!!

 

[CristianH]

Is that in another video of yours previously posted on YouTube? If so PLEASE send me a link to it as it HAS TO BE a video I saw a little while ago and have been unable to find again.... THANK YOU!!

Yes sure I will leave you the link here

 

[CristianH]

We fallowed the trench lines to the west and in an important hill pass we found evidence of a small battle between Russians and Germans. But before Russians arrival the Germans stayed there a week or two, they evacuated the local population and prepared for battle. With all their strategies they lost the battle being outnumbered and retreated further west deeper in the mountain area.
As interesting finds found over there are these:
- WW2 German Compass made from bakelite
- fork and spoon marked 1940 (stainless steel fork)
- a K98 Cof 44 bayonet scabbard
- a glass bottle from soda water imported from Poland
- and a military shovel
In this video we present you our first trip in the area and there will be another video in the near future with other finds.