Budapest’s low Danube exposed two German soldiers and a DKW military motorcycle; mud mixed with gas oil preserved identity discs after around 80 years
- The most striking discovery was the German military motorbike recovered from the middle of the Danube (Photo-German War Graves Commission)The Danube River has dropped to unusually low levels in Budapest, exposing long-hidden remains from the Second World War.
- This has revealed the bodies of two Wehrmacht soldiers, a German military motorbike and several wartime objects that had stayed buried in mud for about 80 years.
- According to Euro News, the discoveries were made along the riverbed near Batthyany Square, on the Buda side of the Hungarian Parliament.
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- The most striking discovery was the German military motorbike recovered from the middle of the Danube (Photo-German War Graves Commission)The Danube River has dropped to unusually low levels in Budapest, exposing long-hidden remains from the Second World War.
- This has revealed the bodies of two Wehrmacht soldiers, a German military motorbike and several wartime objects that had stayed buried in mud for about 80 years.
- According to Euro News, the discoveries were made along the riverbed near Batthyany Square, on the Buda side of the Hungarian Parliament.
Sources: Times of India