ORIGINALE WEHRMACHTSBUNKER VON 1936 ENTDECKT! Späteres Sowjet-Materiallager!

A rare find: Original Wehrmacht bunkers from 1936, preserved in their original condition – and later expanded by Soviet troops. In this video, I take you to a remote ammunition depot used by both the Wehrmacht and later by the GSSD/Soviet Army. The original bunker facilities are in remarkably good condition – a true chance discovery on one of my tours. After World War II, the site continued to be used by Soviet units as a material depot – including typical additions and modifications that can still be seen today. 📌 Location: Germany 🇩🇪 Brandenburg 🎥 Topics: #lostplace #urbex #bunker 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss any new adventures! 🔍 📢 Follow me on: Instagram:   / forgotten_adventure   TikTok:   / forgotten_adventure   Sources & References: The information about the locations comes from publicly accessible projects such as: "Sachsenschiene" (https://www.sachsenschiene.net/bunker...) "Untergrund-Brandenburg" (https://www.untergrund-brandenburg.de/) or "Heimatgalerie" (https://www.heimatgalerie.de/), as well as from specialist literature and archives. Depending on the topic, additional sources are provided in the video description or within the video. To avoid jeopardizing the preservation of the objects, exact locations and access points are deliberately not published. Disclaimer: The location shown in the video was entered without any violence and only when it is freely accessible. I would like to expressly point out that entering abandoned buildings and grounds without permission may be a criminal offense and may also pose a threat to life and limb. The condition of these buildings and grounds poses unforeseeable risks and dangers. I therefore advise against entering such places without permission or professional guidance. This video is for historical documentation, educational, and informational purposes. The actions depicted are not intended to be a solicitation, but rather to document the history, architecture, and preservation of such sites for posterity.