Berlin's historical dumpsite-Nazi era Coca Cola bottles and more!-

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

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[@JuleyC]

Hi Mike my husband would like to know if you or Raoul would be willing to sell that Coca Cola bottle to a collector? He'd love to add it to his collection.

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

Hi! If you have an instagram account, just ask him. The link to his IG is in the description.

[@JuleyC]

@@IronMikeMetaldetecting I have sent the ask thank you Mike for your great vids and responding to my question. My husband says congrats on your first bottle he's very jealous :)

[@johnhans4291]

hey Mike, could you show us how did you make the sifter I'm very curios

[@alandahlstrom7213]

I would love to know how those shells ended up in a forest in Berlin. I always thought that the dump sites were strictly military, but this one seems to have items that more typically would have been in civilian homes. Thank you Mike, and Rene, and Jeff, for bringing a little bit more history to life and for rescuing these artifacts. Thank you for another great video.

[@Anton_16]

I think the round, brown Bakelite box is not for Gramophone Needles, but for paint tape for typewriting machines. Eupen is not a German City, it is in Belgium. The small, oval enamel sign with the inscription "Tellertuch" is for a kitchen towel to dry up dishes/plates. In the past there was different type oft these signs used. Some were "Gläsertuch" for drinking glasses, "Messertuch" for silver knifes and so on. So they had different towels for different use. The white porcelain shard with the inscription "Graupen" was once a kitchen storage container for barley groats. Nice finds at all 🙂

[@walsch80]

A day I'll go to Poland. Near Wroclaw, where I met my wife, and I'll start to search for something interesting. I know a place where germans left many things in 1945...it's near an old house near the old apartment of my wife....in Berlin I know where are you searching. Think that after WWII, the city in ruin was simply cleaned im this way. There you can find a lot of part of houses or shops. Unfortunately, many beautiful places were lost forever, and with them, the old beautiful ceramics and items...there you can find bottles, books, weapons, helmets, knives and toys too...

[@slkOnebitcheZ]

go to dig on your countrys land

[@zcargx4618]

Well if u wanna do it illegal its nit good idea use metal detektor in Poland you need papers if not you can go to prison

[@АрсенийБелоцерковский-н7д]

Hi,where they digging?

[@walsch80]

@@АрсенийБелоцерковский-н7д I think that is in the Teufelsberg area. It's an area around a Trümmenberg (a not natural hill, created by moving 75 million m3 of debris from Berlin. It's in the Grunewald locality of former West Berlin.

[@АрсенийБелоцерковский-н7д]

@@walsch80 thanks,me digger with metal detektor Nea Hauketo(Norway)old city,Nea can find Viking hous-stops

[@yourievers4859]

15:36 ADREMA (adressing machine) tag, adrema was a name tag system for managing large amounts of date about people.

[@Lifeistooshorttomessaround]

Fantastic video and always look forward to new ones.

[@cptannoyu2death834]

The green not to be taken bottle most likely contained iodine since it was found in a ww2 dump. It’s highly collectible.

[@philthycat1408]

I’ve dozens of them £0

[@OPEK.]

5-6 years ago I started watching iron Mike, always been interested in the WW’s and what’s left over. This channel has led me to a channel called crocodiletear. It was there that I truly learned the horrors of the great wars. You hear about it a lot, it’s pretty obvious how much damage was caused. But seeing 60-70 skeletons being pulled out of unmarked ground and thrown into boxes to be reburied with military honors, in 2021. Is, to say the least.. quite the eye opener. Truly

[@voltic7133]

4:35 The top part looks like it was see-through at some point so maybe that was some kind of paperweight or memento that magnifies the small letters in the middle and displays them larger.

[@RainerHoffmann-b5i]

You can hear the noise from the motorway (AVUS) in the background. Good finds.

[@LeviMowat-i9j]

Iron mike video coming, definitely time for a OHHHHH YESSSS 🙌 so interested to watch and see things we never new existed and love to see the personal items can't wait keep it up 🙌

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

🥰

[@pmangeri]

Dude, I saw that bottle Opekta. Otto Frank was head of the Dutch operation for this company.

[@cyberleaderandy1]

I have one of these bottles and its very atmospheric

[@stefanheinzemann5879]

Die Glasbatterien gab es auch drei bis vier mal so groß und waren auch in Autos verbaut..!habe zuhause noch ein leeres glas etwa dreimal so groß.beste grüße aus kassel /Hessen

[@michaelhawkins5530]

Thanks!

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

Hey Mike, thanks for the superthanks! much appreciated! I’ll have one on you tonight 🍺

[@retAFcop98]

Tolles video!! Great finds, thank you for another excellent adventure🫡

[@clothsloth]

The "NOT TO BE TAKEN" bottle is usually was a poison bottle. Exist in green and blue colors mostly.

[@Dapper0Dan]

Wie habt ihr eine Genehmigung für den Wald bekommen?

[@riesh7016]

Die schelpen werden vroeger nogal eens als asbak gebruikt, werd al gedaan in de 17/18 eeuw. En het zag er natuurlijk leuker uit dan een gewone asbak.

[@Maurok.]

Mike te sigo desde Argentina .. Siempre fui fanático de la WW2 y ver los lugares por los que andas, buscando historia es realmente emocionante.. Mi sueño es en un futuro power visitar Europa y recorrer un poco los lugares más importantes de la guerra. Gracias por mostrarnos todo esto a gente como yo, que vivimos muy lejos y quisiéramos estar ahí con vos. 👏🏼🍻

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

thank you Maurok!

[@thurin84]

that bun probably got carbonized in a bombing firestorm similar to how bread got carbonized in pompey when vesuvious blew up.

[@michele5327]

Great video, great finds. Cheers from North Florida USA

[@MsAliceinwonderland]

Hello 😊 Amazing Hunts! Congratulations ❗ 🎊 👏 So many wonderful treasures!!! Thank you all.

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

thank you for dropping by! :-)

[@gutsbiker]

I have always wondered where the rubble from the bombings was put, should be some interesting stuff to be found.

[@SovietDictator]

Teufelsberg

[@cyberleaderandy1]

Theres a beach near Liverpool where the rubble from the bombing was taken. Theres a lot of bricks obviously, but some amazing stonework and tons of linoleum flooring and glass galore. But also things like old ceramic fuses.

[@ip5h]

انا حقآ احب الاشخاص المهتمين بالتاريخ. شكرآ على الترجمة للغة العربية👍🏻❤️

[@joeancinec]

I plan on moving to Germany just to dig every day so I can get expensive relics like yall.

[@Hhhaha-pf5be]

Powodzenia 😊

[@suzyqualcast6269]

Think your mesh may be too wide on your sifter. Just think of, possibly, the tiniest gem stones from broken jewellery shaken loose from their settings, falling through with that rich fine dirt. Is it a bomb damage dump or a normal civvy use rubbish dump?? Reminds of bottle dump digging here in UK. All dug holes in filled before you leave, etc

[@germainwilson800]

The potato 🥔 was gold 😂 was dying when he tossed it

[@jorgeveramendi5109]

I see this excavation as a sign of disrespect towards the fallen, carried out without the professional criteria that an archaeologist would apply, similar to the "huaqueros" who loot ancient graves in Peru and other countries. After this, it’s unclear what they intend to do with the remains found. On the other hand, I’ve seen in some posts that the Russians have erected monuments in Germany to honor the fallen Soviet soldiers. While it’s true that Hitler was one of the greatest criminals in history, along with the Nazi leaders responsible for indescribable atrocities, I believe that many German soldiers were simply following orders, and among them, there were many children. It’s incomprehensible to refer to them as "Nazi children" who deserved execution, as this would be akin to justifying child abuse by claiming the victims consented. Minors are not in a position to make free or conscious decisions. Finally, regarding the Soviet monuments on German soil, these must represent a humiliation for the German people. While they are understood as commemorations of Soviet soldiers, they also serve as a constant reminder of defeat and occupation.

[@michelbrisebois4317]

Looks like a rechargable Barix battery. I used two 6V smaller ones in a flash power pack. Used properly, they could be eternal.

[@LosPeregrinos51]

Watch a TV documentary a couple of nights ago about the eruption at Pompeii - they showed a blackened loaf from CE79 - now THAT was burned! Why so many Winterhilfswerk badges? Did the Germans ditch all their Nazi associated bits and pieces in 1945 as a part of their attempt to get a Persilshein? Loved the harmonica - my Uncle Dan "souvenired" one in north Africa (he drove supply trucks for the 8th Army) and told stories of the hundreds of Afrika Korps troops being marched east into captivity. The only tune he ever learned to play was "Lilly Marlene" but said it was so satisfying playing a captured German song on a captured German harmonica to captured German troops!

[@araigneevieillelyre6094]

amazing finds !!

[@shaunwest3612]

Great video Mike, some amazing finds👌👍😀

[@meganshoger9221]

question... why would the big shell have been there?? It doesn't look like they were too deep.

[@thomasbrown5081]

Great video mike lots of great fines question mike what were the glass battery use for never seen them before and also glass granades what year were they in stay safe my friend say hi to the other team lads 👍👍🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@centaureacyanus7675]

B.W. Falkenberg means.: Bahnbetriebswerk Falkenberg.....train workshop. Falkenberg A Town not far from Berlin.

[@donaldsanders5124]

At 7:30 it's Eupen in Belgium I think

[@adamhayes5349]

Yes. It was taken from Germany in the illegal plebeisite in 1920. Eupen/Malmedy/St. Vith. Belgium wanted it for the Bismuth mines, and in 1920, Germany was in no shape to really do anything about it. When Germany invaded Belgium in 1940? They obviously reclaimed it back into The Reich. Most likely, that badge is to commemorate the German liberation of the city in 1940.

[@kevinkline6835]

Great video !! Great finds !! And a hot lunch at the dig site. Very cool. Hello from Colorado, USA

[@torstenbergholz]

14:33 it's from the Reichsbahn. BW means Bahnbetriebswerk = Train repair shop/ station

[@garryhulshof4383]

Love to come digging with you guys. You find some cool stuff.

[@nielst.3891]

Opekta was for making jam. I recall that Otto Frank, father of Anne Frank, was trading for Opekta (in Amsterdam).

[@iamurdad77]

I recall that he mentioned that in the video.

[@emilioalcazar-su9vi]

Love this kind of staff.. awesome historical place of the german capital

[@kevinkline6835]

Just had to sub. Good stuff brother.

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

Thanks! Appreciate that ☺️

[@kevinkline6835]

@@IronMikeMetaldetecting You're welcome Sir.

[@scottstewart2264]

Great stuff. Thanks

[@tommygun6028]

Hi Mike , about time You made the Video !!!!!🤝👍😎

[@kennysherrill6542]

Very cool as always.👍

[@vinylvishrecords]

That big shell is the most expensive thing that was found.

[@thesaltysergeant4103]

Would you be willing to translate some of the sayings on the badges and stuff for us English speaking viewers, I am interested in hearing about what some of it all means. Love your channel, Such History is great to be uncovered.

[@ww2metaldetectingfinnmark]

Been waiting all day for the video 🤩

[@kellyschroeder7437]

Wow !!!! What finds !!! 💙💙💙💙👊👊👊👊

[@Shorsterdude247]

Well Eupen is in Belgium near Aachen by the Ardennen

[@steamboater05]

4:26 What is it? I'm also curious.

[@MrShobar]

Round ball. Sweep it with a Geiger counter. If it was a prepared isotope it's probably decayed away, Be careful.

[@russjohnson8228]

What a great video

[@ron8802]

That looks like a Conch shell....they originate from the coast of Florida .....Bahamas....Jamaca...etc.....

[@dai-nippon_digger]

Kind of, it looks a bit different from the ones we get out here in Hawaii.

[@cocojo242]

Some good finds 👍

[@sam-kx8tm]

C est touchant tout ses objets.

[@karlmartell9279]

Caution: The heavy ball that opens and contains something in the middle could be a container for radioactive material and the solid ball is the radiation shield. Especially if the bullet is also made of lead. Maybe for scientific purposes or for teaching purposes. Or possibly in medicine.

[@davidfernandez-cl6sm]

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[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

Good thing we reburied that thing there then. Thanks for the headsup.

[@tropicielhistorii]

This ball is probably a secretary, a reiquary with a fragment of the Bible...

[@thierrygisbert5616]

Bonsoir à vous tous continuer comme ça et ne vous décourager pas continuer comme ça 👏👍👍👍

[@michaelbronsteijn8492]

Leuke video weer Mike ❤

[@dougtheviking6503]

Looks like a pre-war dump site . Strange the 45 Coke bottle and the American bottle.

[@TheSavageRepairman]

Do you sell your finds online?

[@SisterShimada]

Interessante

[@Salvatoreribaudo84]

Ciao amici bellissimo canale sono un appassionato come voi di seconda guerra mondiale guardando i vostri video mi sento molto bene,voglio sapere ma gli oggetti dei nazisti li vendete? Cosa ne fate?li tenete a casa ? Se fossi di Berlino mi sarei aggiunto a voi con le ricerche 🙂

[@zdeneksurovec]

Ta bakelitová krabička je od pásky do psacího stroje.

[@mehrstaunen-wagen1368]

Und wieder kein Bernsteinzimmer gefunden ;-) No Bernsteinzimmer was found. What a pitty ;-)

[@maximeleyder1968]

Mike EUPEN is not a city in Germany is a city in east of Belgium but that a great video

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

I realised that after recording. But at some point it was a German city 😉

[@maximeleyder1968]

@@IronMikeMetaldetecting yeah of course the east of Belgium is from the ww1 is a bit like the Alsace-Lorraine

[@chrisgui785]

Les bouteilles de coca c'est comme la misère , on en voit partout 🥴

[@Aurelienxd2107]

Eupen is in belgium now ;)

[@Lehmi08.]

Super Video..Lg08

[@kenhenrik71]

Nice❤

[@JeffreyGaens]

Eupen Belgium?

[@Retroscoop]

After 4 or 5 words of "English", I KNEW IT.... Hollanders :) And of course, they clean up nature for free and donate everything to museums, right ?

[@didierloyens8529]

Eupen in Ostbelgien❤da bin ich geboren

[@tonyfinger-xl2oe]

Eupen is a Belgium city

[@piasteroluywerty5905]

Морська мушля це най несподіваніша знахідка яку там можна було знайти

[@Spitsz01]

Put it to your ear and hear the sea!

[@losebjughashvili8465]

Ooof…I wonder ow many “undesirables “ that whistle was blown on, to alert the authorities ….yucch.

[@HGS434]

Darf man denn einfach so Löcher graben?

[@theogantenbein7870]

Wahrscheinlich nicht. Aber Leute, die gefallenen Soldaten die Erkennungsmarken abnehmen und verhökern haben sicher keine moralischen Bedenken.

[@RadlerMannheim]

Maybe the bun has been burnt during an air raid... 😥😥😥

[@oldsargescoutsout757]

Interesting antifreeze sign

[@francknorel7356]

Elles trouvailles

[@MrPatrick1414]

Even Nazi junk seems to be worth a fortune these days

[@Spitsz01]

Jammer dat niemand dat doet, ik ben geloof ik te oud voor jullie.

[@augeauge6227]

Warum auf Englisch oder Ausländisch sprechen. Wir alle Deutsche Bürger oder Volk verstehen kein einziges Wort. Also deutsch sprechen oder kommentieren.

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

Die ganze Welt spricht Englisch oder Spanisch. Warum sich isolieren und nur eine Sprache sprechen?

[@salvatorerizzottolo5062]

Bei ritrovamenti

[@kekkiedrek]

Ooeeehhhhhh

[@JRRcalhaserufosJESUSCRISTOémeu]

🚨🚨🚨📢📢. Atenção jesus Cristo é o único caminho para salvação da alma, busque ele enquanto a tempo ele te ama, não morra sem Jesus Cristo sem salvação, leia a Bíblia sagrada e batiza para remissão dos pecados

[@maxshenkwrites]

As someone who took just a limited number of college archaeology classes and worked on a handful of digs, your methodology makes me cringe. Shoving spades and shovels down into the dirt has such potential for breaking or damaging many finds. We NEVER used shovels; always scraped carefully layer by layer with trowels and brushes. It takes longer but when we came across something delicate, it wouldn't get damaged. Something to consider, although you probably won't change your approach...

[@gb5uq]

Don't you mean National Socialist Era?.

[@lasagnabolognese7257]

🤓

[@Lifeistooshorttomessaround]

People call the era different things such as third Reich, Nazi, national socialist etc and it tends to be different depending on which country you live in. it doesn’t really matter

[@kotnapromke]

Фашизм. Просто и понятно.

[@henrikgrimm1884]

M... ;)

[@davidvincent2758]

Eupen en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eupen