Kompleks Riese: NAJPILNIEJ strzeżona tajemnica Rzeszy. Ukryta w skale

The Riese Complex: The Reich's MOST BEST-KEPT SECRET. Hidden in the Rock More concrete than the entire Third Reich allocated in a single year to shelter millions of its citizens—and almost no project files have survived. Deep in the Owl Mountains, in the region's oldest and hardest rock, thousands of people carved kilometers of tunnels, halls, and corridors, without even knowing what they were building. The project's codename was Riese—"Giant"—and it cost four times as much money as Hitler's most famous headquarters. We'll descend fifty meters into the courtyard of Książ Castle, where an elevator shaft was carved for a leader who never arrived, and we'll take a boat ride through the flooded halls of the largest of the complexes. Along the way, we'll meet the castle's last mistress, carried out on a stretcher, and the legend of the golden train, which captivated the world for several months. We'll separate facts from myths about miraculous weapons and hidden treasures—and delve into documents that survived the destruction of archives. Because the answer to the question of why the Giant was truly built and why it was never completed is more shocking than many conspiracy theories. It's a story of hubris that sought to conquer a mountain and time—and the suffering that came at the cost. Video footage used in this film comes from the following channels: @majdo007 @urbex.phantom