Man Finds A Hidden Room In His Old Attic, But No One Was Ready For What Was Inside

Reporting To The Czech Government

Rudi needed to inform his findings to the Czech government, so he obediently did. Nothing could hold him back from the joy he felt seeing memories and reminders of his family, and to reclaim all that he lost in the war. They were indeed such wonderful items to behold.

Some Weird Items Too

Rudi and his findings are indeed valuable, but it does not mean that there are no items from the Second World War out there too! Few are as strange as this carrier pigeon, with the coded message still attached, which was found in a chimney in England.

Post-War Valuable Findings

After the war was declared over, 1500 pieces of art were found in a Munich apartment. They were worth billions and were from renowned artists such as Picasso, Renoir, Matisse, and Chagall.

Another Shocking Discovery

A British merchant ship was found three meters under the surface back in 1941 off the coast of Ireland resulting in quite a discovery. Specifically, a haul of 61 tons of silver worth about $36 million. It contained 1,574 silver ingots and weighed a total of about 1.8 million ounces.

An Explosive Discovery

All of the artifacts found during the World War II were not all valuable. One time, a German bomb that had been buried underground for decades was struck by a digger. The dig driver died there during the explosion which also injured eight other people.

An Unbelievable Discovery

A German U-550 wreck of a submarine was uncovered 70 miles south of Nantucket, Massachusetts. The sub had attacked the gasoline tanker USS Pan Pennsylvania in 1944, but it was then sunk by the USS Joyce. Nobody knew its place of sinking for 70 long years.

The fact that Rudi was able to locate his father’s hidden treasures still in mint condition is quite a feat. All the other artifacts were discovered so long after the war and it makes you question how many other treasures are left hidden in plain sight, right?