What is the treasure of Great Germany?

1at the end of 944, when Germany was about to collapse completely under the joint attack of the world anti-fascist armed forces, Hitler was already considering hiding the property of the German government in a safe place. Five months before Germany's defeat, Hitler said to his cronies, "We will be defeated in the end. Britain refused to call a truce. Churchill will be mainly responsible for the collapse of the west and future generations. The next war will destroy Europe in one day. If our nation wants to survive in this catastrophe, it must raise the torch of civilization again and gather the essence of the West around it. I want to prepare a huge fortune for excavating the great rule of virtue empire in the future. "

This is the first time in European history that a defeated country hides its wealth. Among the hidden properties of Nazi Germany, there are two biggest treasures, one is the treasure that has been reliably proved: "the treasure of Great Germany", and the other is the treasure with speculative elements: "the treasure of the wolf's den". Dozens of people died in search of these two hidden treasures.

1000 in April, 1945, nearly1000 trucks were found to be responsible for transferring the property of German banks. This property was then valued at 350 billion francs. In addition, there are a large number of jewels, gold bars, precious stones, rare art treasures, as well as the private property of Nazi leaders, church property, property looted from Jews such as Italy, Yugoslavia, Greece and the Czech Republic, and so on. This is a "treasure of Great Germany", with a total value estimated at 700 billion francs. This is to carry out Hitler's order on the eve of the 1945 Armageddon and hide all the treasures left in Germany at that time in the name of "national property".

Some of these treasures have been found and recovered, including1the treasure hidden under a salt well in Gao Shan in May 1945, with a value of 1000 billion francs. Later, the property worth 65.438 billion francs hidden by Caton brenner, the head of the secret police, in the garden of Villa Riga in Oscar, and the property buried by Viscount Helmut von Himell in the cellar of the Archbishop's residence in Salzburg in 654.38+0.946 were recovered. Later, some of Marshal Goering's private property was found in the reinforced concrete cellar of Wiltonstein villa near Nuremberg: 36 large gold candlesticks, a silver bathtub, a group of famous paintings by great painters and extremely rare brandy.

1946 One day, Franz Godrich, a former lieutenant who had participated in the property hiding operation, revealed that a considerable treasure was buried near Lund, Austria. He said, "I know this because I took part in that operation. Thirty containers were buried by Russian prisoners of war. However, after the job is done, they will never talk again because they are dead! "

Soon after Godrich talked about the treasure, he couldn't speak himself, because he also mysteriously disappeared a few days later. Godrich's brother wanted to investigate the cause of Godrich's disappearance, and soon received a mysterious anonymous letter telling him to give up the investigation immediately.

In the same year, two treasure hunters, Helmut Meyer and Ludwig Petrcher, entered the Austrian mountains with accurate floor plans. But soon, people found their bodies. Meyer's heart, lungs and stomach were all cut off and stuffed in his pockets. It is said that the murderer wanted to take and destroy the documents that Mayer swallowed. Not far from the two bodies, people found several secret places where the treasure was buried, which showed that the treasure they were looking for had been carefully moved to other places for burial.

1952, Jean Le Soth, a French geography professor living in Laveleye, was undoubtedly assassinated because he discovered the secret of the treasure.

1952 In August, two amateur kayakers wanted to go boating on Lake Topires. One of the athletes named Gert Glenn suddenly committed suicide in a deep pit. The authorities in charge of investigating this matter feel very strange, especially because Glenn's partner Hans Keller, a former member of the SS who participated in the "Operation bernhardt" that disrupted the allied economic activities, left this area without leaving a trace and disappeared mysteriously.

Emmanuel Verba, an employee of Lund Bank, also tried to find treasure in the mountains of Casta, but his dismembered body was found.

Also at 1952, a camper named Joseph Matai mysteriously disappeared in Rifkop Mountain, and only his camping tent was abandoned in an empty valley.

1953 in may, another body and eight empty treasures were found in Rifflekop mountain area.

All these bizarre assassinations and disappearances clearly show that the treasures hidden in the Austrian Alps are closely controlled and guarded by some secret commandos. This must be a huge treasure, because people found the following list from a German suspect who was caught by the Americans that year, with the official instructions and signatures of the SS general F Roric: 6.6 billion Swiss francs, 9.9 billion US dollars, 65.438+35 billion gold bars, 294.9 diamonds, 93.45 million stamps and artworks, and 5.425 billion drugs.

1960, Dolf Eichmann, an Israeli prisoner sentenced to death by the Nuremberg International Tribunal, buried the treasure worth/kloc-0.9 billion francs in the alpine pasture area of Blaya Ahlmer.

The armed forces of the United States and the Federal Bureau of Investigation have been searching for Hitler's German treasure in the Toplitz Lake area of Austria, and some of them have been found. 1959 In July, German technicians with ultrasonic detectors and underwater cameras located the 16 container at the bottom of the lake 70-80 meters below Topleeds. Many containers were salvaged. People found a fake pound exactly like the real pound in the box. Its value is 654.38+000 billion francs. This batch of fake pounds came from a counterfeit master who was detained by the Germans in Saxony Hausen concentration camp. At that time, these fake pounds were the main trump card for Nazi Germany's "bernhardt Action" to disrupt the allied economies.

It is believed that at least 20 sealed boxes have sunk in the Topleeds Lake at an altitude of 2,000 meters, including original drawings of jewels, gold, artificial gem and prototypes, in addition to fake pounds that have been found. Because, at 1945, there is a secret weapon research base. According to Albrecht Gaswinkle, an Austrian anti-German fighter who engaged in the resistance movement in this area during the war, the real gold bars were buried near the fake pound in the lake area. Two large boxes buried by 1945 Nazi SS leader Sawad were found in a barn in feaster, a small village near Fushik Castle. A small amount of gold, foreign currency and treasure hidden by Nazi German Foreign Minister was found in a concrete underground that has now become a slaughterhouse.

It is also believed that the main treasure of the "Great German Treasure" has been transferred many times, and its main treasures are scattered in mountainous areas, mainly in Jarstein, Salzburg and the vicinity of Salzburg. These treasures are closely watched, and it seems unlikely that people who are not familiar with the inside story will find them. Some people think that the main treasure location is near Austin town. The city is about 60 kilometers away from Salzburg, at the southwest end of two lakes with a length of 10 kilometers. During the war, Australia was one of the last strongholds of Nazi Germany and the main strategic point of a plan drawn up by Hitler at the end of 1949. At the Nuremberg trial, it was estimated that 200 million Domagk's property was hidden in Australia.

The former German federal government and the Austrian government are trying their best to find this treasure. Secret agencies in France, the United States, the Soviet Union and Israel are also spying on these treasures. Because, legally speaking, almost all parties can claim this property. However, no one knows who will end up with this mysterious "treasure of great Germany".