Hitler’s Berlin Bunker's Hidden Secrets | Blowing Up History

[@jonkline709]

These should be tourists sites so we don’t forget what happened instead of making people more curious. Acknowledge its existence

[@derby1884]

No way. Can you imagine all those neo-Nazis making annual pilgrimages?

[@vlonethug4761]

No

[@scottsge]

We handle that in history classes here in Germany. Everybody learns about the Nazi time extensively in school. We don’t need shrines and statues (like the US Confederate States) to remember the horrors of our past. We also do our best not to whitewash the crimes, especially in WWII and to an extent for our former Namibian colony as well. That’s how you still remember what happened, without the possibility of glorification. Edit: Grammar.

[@bigrod359]

Snowflake culture won't allow this its history people

[@bryangayo4292]

@@scottsge Unlike Nazi's previous counterpart, Imperial Japan. The country tends to forget their atrocities.

[@masonparr8950]

just imagine how creepy and eerie it is in the bunker today. I hope that they uncover it in my life time.

[@CraigCanberra]

Unfortunately that can never happen. Hitler's Berlin bunker has been destroyed. The roof and most of the walls are gone. Only the concrete floor remains. And the whole thing is full of dirt & rubble. It just isn't there any more. The Soviets destroyed some of it and the East Germans did the rest. It's gone.

[@MultiFusko]

@@CraigCanberra But in the video this historian is inside the bunker?

[@CraigCanberra]

@@MultiFusko Greetings! The famous bunker described in the first 3 mins and 23 seconds is gone. The one shown from 3:23 to 6:21 is a different one. Note that at about 3:40 the narrator says that it's "on the edge of Berlin". I don't know how to spell the location (so I won't embarrass myself by trying!) but the presenter does say the name at about 3:52. He says it was the former command bunker of the Wehrmacht (armed forces). It's not the same place I'm afraid. More info about what the Soviets and the East Germans did to the Führerbunker can be found in lots of places. Here's one: www.slowtravelberlin.com/berlins-bunkers/.

[@p.s.l7777]

zombie hitler and zombie ss in there maybe

[@svenweissbrodt3551]

@@CraigCanberra Hi all, the bunker the historian is in, is the old "Oberkommando des Heeres Bunker and the modern communication center Zeppelin" in Town "Zossen Wünsdorf" near Berlin. After the WW2 the russian moved in there in Wünsdorf and used it till they left Germany in 1994 as main command center. You can see the area in Google Maps very good when you locate Wünsdorf. By the way, the East German removed the bunker and the work was done (1988) before the Cold war ends in November 1989 and Germany was united again.

[@dayalanvelan3070]

German engineering was and still is top class today .

[@mikepatrick5909]

Ages ago Germany made the best toys in the world..

[@shaggydaboy2]

I'm an engineer myself, and while German Engineered products are incredibly precise, and have pristine quality control, they're way, and I mean Wayyyy overly engineered. Most of the Mechanical stuff that's designed in germany wont last as long due to their incredibly tight tolerancing of parts. They're good designers, but man do they over engineer the shit out of everything. That's why its so expensive. Engineers in other countries, like the united states could easily design stuff as nice and complex as German stuff, but the business side of things doesn't like overly designed crap because it causes costs to go up, and profit to go down. About the only time a company is okay with over designing is if you have a CRAD (Contract Research & Developement).

[@hoxtonhockler]

@Marius Ipad Did you even watch the film? They spent 2 whole years trying to destroy it.

[@copperhammer]

@@shaggydaboy2 Exactly right. The so-called Germany Engineering is nothing but over-complicated mechanics. Was it Michelangelo who said: Genius is in simplicity . Look at Geman tanks or German cars, they spending more time in the shop as on the road

[@markholroyde9412]

Bullshit, we have just been to Germany to show them how to wire up their OWN machine, fkn wiring looked like an Indian had done it, stop dreaming.

[@KevinFrancis_BugetVlogger]

It could be good museum.. but noo we need a good damm parking lot..

[@paulkocyla1343]

They probably didn´t want this bunker to become a holy site for neonazi tourists.

[@mikepatrick5909]

@@paulkocyla1343 Precisely...

[@Stefan54]

@@paulkocyla1343 Technically this can be used for anything related to the nazis

[@flexstapeman7730]

@@Stefan54 but guards would have been there

[@shannonwilliams1941]

It’s still under there! Just filled in. There’s no way they would take all that out of the ground.

[@waynebrown616]

You cannot erase History, no matter how hard one tries to.

[@RSTI191]

So true..

[@MetroCop2077]

Yes they can, how do you think elites manipulate people bro?..

[@csaint6780]

it's like the cancel culture of today tearing down Historical statues all over the place, like it never happened .

[@steftrando]

That’s what they are doing in China

[@Mrz-sb1hw]

There's nothing we can do, the second w war is over and about 55-60 million people sadly dead.

[@owenwatson8863]

The first sentence: what was the epicentre of nazi Germany is now a parking lot and a block of flats

[@bob_0146]

Absolutely fascinating, to think the commander of an army is locked up in a bunker for 98 days and completely disconnected from reality. How would you not go mad?

[@jtothew4201]

Well you could argue that ship had already sailed.

[@harpar1028]

@@jtothew4201 off course he aint stupid like UK/USA......ARGENTINA

[@andrewarthurmatthews6685]

He was mad

[@MrOx85]

@@jtothew4201 And circled the world numerous times.🤣

[@almighty5839]

Should have made that into a museum

[@jimwiskus8862]

You’d think so.

[@MWcrazyhorse]

@@jimwiskus8862 yes. Obviously. It's a cash cow. But the commies wouldn't understand that.

[@YoFxlconOfficial]

same profile pic

[@illwillillwill4413]

Or a deathrow/prison for neo nazi and fellow sympathizers

[@MWcrazyhorse]

@@illwillillwill4413 That's all you commies can think of huh? Locking people up and killing them.

[@gestucvolonor5069]

More people like Robert. No feelings towards whatever doctrine is pushed, just wanting to preserve what was so we can see and not forget.

[@karelvandam7274]

go visit Auschwitz

[@christoffer1973]

One reason Germans want the historie be deleted and forgot is that lot of children of those high ranking SS are wealthy business men in big companies and Banks.. Look at World Economic Forum leader and his fathers history. A man that invented teargas and other bombs. Saved by Americans under operation paperclip where CIA change their names. CIA and NASA wanted their knowledge. Many of them survived in America but travell to Argentina on vacation. And in Argentina there was many Germans til 1955-1965. Then they moved back to Europe. Look when World Economic Forum started. The early beginning was in 1970. It had a another name. So start to look at the wealth how did they get so rich... One reason they want to delete history. Many documentary is also deleted and disappeared.

[@RSTI191]

Agreed..

[@andrewarthurmatthews6685]

WE MUST NEVER FORGET THIS HORRIFIC PERIOD IN HISTORY. WE HAVE A MORAL DUTY TO ALL THOSE THAT SUFFERED FROM THE GERMAN NAZI PARTY

[@dreikjapan4061]

@@andrewarthurmatthews6685 🤣

[@houdinous520]

So they destroyed an historic bunker for a damn parking lot. Wtf.

[@noconnection1839]

the disgust for the man was still strong. Images of the holocaust victims wasted bodies kinda has a powerful effect on public opinion.

[@opoxious1592]

The Upper bunker was demolished, but the Fuhrerbunker that is located much deeper, and is still intact.

[@kennethnyhus1337]

Shame they destroyed Berghof too

[@JamesSmith-dy6el]

Because they didn’t want it becoming a ‘shrine’ of sorts.

[@V8_screw_electric_cars]

@@JamesSmith-dy6el It was ruins after being bombed so nobody would rebuild it and ruins were ghastly.

[@newlam7958]

I remember back in the late 1980's, Hitler's bunker area was destroyed and sealed off. If the bunker was not destroyed, or sealed off, it would have been a hit tourist attraction, and not because of Nazi admirers or fanatics, but an interest in history, like the Roman Colosseum, which was not exactly used for humane purposes!

[@andrewarthurmatthews6685]

What are you trying to say with out actually saying it ?

[@thegreatpineapple2712]

@@andrewarthurmatthews6685 Oh would you shut up

[@bobtuly2079]

Had they kept it, would be one of the most visited sites in the world.

[@NB-pf6il]

Which is why they did it. They didn't want to glorify him

[@joubaierjoubert7748]

@@NB-pf6ilITS NOT GLORIFICATION OF HITLER ITS THE PLACE WHERE ONE OF HISTORYS MOST EVIL MEN KILLED HIMSELF IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN PRESERVED AS A MUSEUM WITH PICTURES OF THE CRIMES HE AND HIS REGIME COMMITTED

[@BCFC-b6m]

Why not? Is the world a bettrr place? I don't think so

[@gilleonard7378]

My guess is there is still a way in there. Just a huge secret well kept.

[@ihrtoys]

it exist

[@johneubanks5951]

Indeed it does, just gotta figure out which manhole cover it is..😎

[@andrewbateman9402]

I think the reason why the Russians blew it up is because they found an escape tunnel and if Stalin had found out he would have had them shot for not finding it earlier,

[@SV-dd4bt]

Obviously with nazi balrug hibernating inside it, waiting for the furher to resurrect.

[@jacktherimmer]

There is a door that led to escape tunnels only to be used by hitler. Might have found out that days before he shot himself. He walked out that door and had escaped. Gustav Weber his body double took his place and can be seen in the ‘ last” photo of him giving medals to the youth

[@twood2032]

If they unearth this Bunker it will become a tourist hotspot in Berlin, imagine how much money can the government make.

[@jamesjeffery277]

What by glorifying nazi’s? lol

[@5YOfficial]

@@jamesjeffery277 No, by letting people visit a significant location in history. Good or bad, it’s still significant.

[@DesertEagle093]

@@jamesjeffery277 That's vital part of the world's history. People have a right to see it. Hell, I'd pay to see it

[@jamesjeffery277]

@@DesertEagle093 no one wants to know about it there’s nothing left of them

[@rochitgurung9090]

@@jamesjeffery277 if it was presented

[@Mahakaalkideewani111]

What a technology build at that times. Now I wonder how German's are powerful at machinery.

[@ganeshkarthik373]

Yes

[@SOffenbach]

I doubt they did any of the manual labor.

[@Ezequiel55vf]

They're good and lts great and surprises me how they recovered after the war.... Germany is a rich country after all. It's just the past

[@RonsonDalby]

You obviously have never owned a BMW! 😒

[@anurag8768]

@@RonsonDalby BMW Pathetic 🤮 Owns a Bugatti Chiron 😌

[@icyivy2424]

That level of engineering was *unbelievable* I'm amazed 😌

[@ivystarot]

💞

[@jayus2033]

I’m actually very proud in Germany for this

[@christopherbatsford5101]

Did you not hear of the great pyramids 🤔

[@RSTI191]

German engineering best around..

[@joenickell6323]

@@christopherbatsford5101 🤣😂

[@genah_spengentertainment9632]

All this building in what century again, those architects were really before their time!

[@edwindude9893]

Architecture has gone back in time. The past was more advanced than we are today.

[@alexspareone3872]

Clearly it was built by space aliens.

[@mikehawk1127]

Edwin Dude prolly the dumbest shit I’ve ever read 😐

[@tavish4699]

@@edwindude9893 what ?´i dont recall egyptians building skyscrapers ....your delusional

[@jimwiskus8862]

It was built by a paranoid hitler.

[@shauntaylor6040]

Some of the walls are still there underground, there is no roof, and the rooms filled in with earth.

[@nickybluechips7567]

I did a walking tour of Berlin in 2019. Fascinating. We stopped at the car park. There is a information board for tourists with pictures but that’s it.

[@woodenseagull1899]

@@nickybluechips7567 They could make a fortune with that " GOOD ' news....!

[@lakshithafdo2138]

Engineers in the past used to built greater and stronger architects without advance technology than the ones in the present with highly advanced technology , there are many ancient sites which are incredibly suprise to see how they were built in the past ..#truefact

[@JacobC479]

Well it's like the saying goes, ancient Romans built roads that are still there today. Engineers came along and now roads have to constantly be maintained.

[@zxxczczczcz]

yes

[@woodenseagull1899]

That such a loss for German history..! A precious part lost to a Car Part..! That could have been left, as a " pride " of Germany's history gone wrong.?

[@psychedelicpunk5031]

Cause they built smart and with passion, architecture nowadays is about how quickly you can build some pretentious building and how many corners you can cut to get it built for the cheapest possible price. Everything is about money and not the nation or culture. The only reason anybody does anything anymore is because there is money involved.

[@DerAlterego]

I am a campervan traveler and look for ww1 and ww2 locations, bunkers, musea and stories. This is a great bunker! Nice video.

[@ZerokillerOppel1]

Now I know why the Atlantic Wall failed. All that construction material that went into that bunker was missing at the wall...

[@charlesmartella]

Haha

[@bradsanders6954]

And all to protect the coward Hitler. All that cement and steel to protect one man. And all he did was shoot himself in the head.

[@charlesmartella]

@@bradsanders6954 haha . I never thought of that.

[@Callum.L.B]

The reason it is a parking lot is so people don’t built a shrine for him. I’ve been there, it’s just some disabled parking spaces but very interesting

[@annenyman678]

I can see that might be a problem considering all the far right people in the world still.

[@nickybluechips7567]

It’s not much else is it. Yet the LUFTWAFFE HQ still stands in its full entirety, now used as part of the German Finance Ministry

[@shutup2751]

@@annenyman678i'd be more worried today about far left dictatorships like china, far right parties have no real support in europe

[@muscless89]

How ironic is it that Hitler's death site is now a disabled person parking spot? It's like spitting on his grave x1000

[@jeffriggins9106]

@@annenyman678 the right grows stronger by the day in these modern times. Glorious

[@milanshah4]

i was there yesterday. Its the strangest parking lot ever. Looks like unfinished. It has a very elusive and eerie vibe.

[@paulcarpenter2800]

Great piece of engineering. I did see the photographs taken secretly before it was filled in. Fascinating. Thanks for sharing. Paul.

[@boredcat6119]

I literally can’t understand why they destroyed the bunker because for example auschwitz has more horror and death than the bunker and I just think that history needs to be preserved to learn about it so we don’t need another war.

[@jmcboo0208]

I used to agree with the commonly heard statement that we need to learn about the atrocities so that "it will never happen again," or "so history won't repeat itself," but lately I've thought differently - that it's good to learn about what happened so we can RECOGNIZE when it is ABOUT to happen again - because it WILL happen again, and, like the first time, it will take some people by surprise. We cannot actually keep it from happening again, it happens all the time in other parts of the world. There are plenty of examples that have occurred since 1945.

[@simon199418]

When you're just getting your groceries and you can't reverse out because a history documentary film crew is blocking your way.

[@MrMrAzad]

The 15 dislikes are from those who destroyed Hitler’s bunker

[@woodenseagull1899]

Hitler just had bad parents that's all.!

[@caesarvalentin6332]

LIL probably

[@HotRodRoesel2010]

Discovery channel morphed into history channel from the 2000s. Love it

[@johndeardorff3011]

I wonder if the people who built this were killed to protect it's location.

[@leozendo3500]

I wonder if the people who built nuclear winter bunkers today are also killed to protect the secrecy.

[@jimwiskus8862]

More than likely.

[@echo0123]

A lot of the construction work have been done by slave workers, so sadly yes. They would let them work for a bit, then kill them and replace with another batch. Today? They just sign an NDA with huge fees like 10$mil.

[@gestucvolonor5069]

I don't think the location of the Berlin bunker was a secret, what can you do against it bomb it? lol. The wolf's lair was a secret tho as its not in the middle of Berlin.

[@prathagathani2262]

They were killed or imprisoned for sure like it's hitler's bunkers

[@shaunwalton8058]

I remember those communication tubes been in Woolworths and other big shopping stores.

[@thchinito]

Costco

[@wmatth8750]

They Streeeettched All the way from Germany . . . . . . ? I Say it Again , German Engineering ! !

[@BigLisaFan]

We had one where I worked. It went up to the records department. One day someone caught a mouse, put in with the paperwork and launched it. The clerk popped the top, dumped the paperwork and passenger on her desk. Someone said you could hear the scream all the way to the admitting area in the basement.

[@BigLisaFan]

@Nathaniel12345678910 In our case, it was easier to put various paperwork into the cylinder and fire it up to the records department on the first floor from the basement. It was a busy place so this saved a lot of time. In the cylinder, into the tube and it was there in a few seconds. Some comedian sent the papers and a live mouse upstairs. Scared the poor clerk half to death when the mouse popped out and took off.

[@BigLisaFan]

@Nathaniel12345678910 Just roll it into a cylinder.

[@reneemanzoor746]

German engineering is still tough. No wonder I couldn’t resolve the German made jigsaw puzzles and educational toys when I was a kid. Unfortunately most of my patients’ friends gave those to me as gifts on my birthday.

[@Direktor520]

They shouldnt destroy it it was masterpiece of enginering

[@dilipmule8533]

But the Thanos was hidden inside that masterpiece ... Anyways . Hitler was not killed in Germany. He spent last days in another country

[@jimmorrison2657]

@@dilipmule8533 Always amuses me when people say things like this with absolute certainty. As if they have some inside info that others don't have.

[@MultiFusko]

They didn’t, as u can see in the vid, this historian enters it

[@bradsanders6954]

@@dilipmule8533 Forensics of Hitler and his teeth tell a different story. He was burned outside the bunker.

[@harpar1028]

@@dilipmule8533 AGENT TINA......code

[@VivaTrox]

They should preserved the “Reichkanzlei and the Führerbunker” because it would be a great museum for a educational purposes and of course tourists

[@boycottpalmoil]

I like the graphics. They give an accurate depiction of the layout and locations.

[@CadieCat]

Guy 1: "Hey, we should make a museum and teach people more about WW2, as not much info is known about this kind of stuff!" Guy 2: "Yeah but how 'bout a parking lot?" Guy 1: "..."

[@MrMarek19]

Genius bunker shame it was destroy

[@MultiFusko]

It wasn t, u can see this historian enter it in the vid

[@gimmble8537]

@@MultiFusko Its not the Führerbunker, its some other one.

[@piwoayemi9420]

I wish they unearthed the bunker and reopen it. I would certainly visit one day before my last day.

[@opoxious1592]

I will join you

[@csaint6780]

I wish!!!!!!!!

[@Hendrick93-SR]

Imagine one of those parking space tags saying A. Hitler

[@zeckenlausimspeckmantel1568]

Let us just be in mind there is still the 4 Walls of the Rest Führer-Bunker beneath the Parking Lot . . . one day they dig him out . . . ?

[@LuuXGAMING]

i’ve been here, and it’s so sad it’s become a parking lot

[@WEC8198]

Has anyone noticed this is filmed in the exact same way as Secrets of the Underworld, that was on History Channel? Identical

[@rolfagten857]

Look, Hitler was in his bunker, but they had never heard of isolation at the time.

[@davegoldsmith4020]

The wall had fallen just a few weeks before, We walked to the right of the Brandenburg gate across what had been no mans land, then just dirty wasteland, looking for the bunker site, somebody had stuck a hand painted sign on a slight rise in the ground, saying it was site of the bunker. There was an abandoned Trabant close by, with the keys still in it. windows wound down the radio was turned up loud playing pop music, it was a moment to remember.

[@TheLegend-qj7wh]

That sounds like 80s Berlin

[@thetraditionalmale]

This dude been working remote from home since WW2!!!??

[@jimwiskus8862]

Not sure why they got so jacked up and destroyed it. Would have made great footings for a museum above ground. Then take a walk downstairs to complete the tour. Oh well.

[@BombDaBass2000]

they even didn't demolish the roof entirely.. the Vorbunker ist gone..but the actual Führerbunker ist still down there... (with collapsed inner walls)

[@garymarquett7989]

And anyone who believes Hitler died in his bunker is kidding themselves

[@scottiebones]

It's a shame the bunkers were destroyed for something as petty as a carpark.. historic places should never be destroyed, regardless on who's feelings it hurts.

[@scottcharney1091]

Note that the monuments honoring the Nazi regime were destroyed, and rightly so.

[@pl5624]

Those tubes today are how drive thru banks work....

[@kevinhealey6540]

I was stationed in Germany during the late 60s and mid 70s. Germans told me that in July 1944, they heard on the radio that a bomb exploded in Hitler's Headquarters. They knew exactly why it was done and were relieved that he was killed, because they knew the war would probably come to an end. The misery, suffering and death toll would come to an end and Germany would not have to endure an invasion. Only to have their hopes dashed when they found out he survived.

[@jeffriggins9106]

Now enjoy the banking systems.

[@InglésconRobert2025]

Only to be taken over years later by globalists. Today‘s Germany is much less German and less free than the Germany that preceded it.

[@klausvonschmit4722]

Wonder how many watching down recall seeing their parents, or themselves using this type of system at the drive up bank teller?

[@GreasyBelcher]

7:06 skip this bit if you don’t want a spoiler alert.

[@direktorpresident]

The legacy which this paranoia has left, is not concrete, but notional. The term "bunker mentality" remains with us to lampoon the futility of hiding from inevitable and overwhelming events. Neither fifteen feet of concrete, nor a pyramid, will deflect the relentless action of consequence.

[@tyrander1652]

My modern bank used pneumatic tubes in the drive through. Is it lost technology outside the US?

[@mitchellboon2725]

I think so in Europe we dont use jt anymore. Maybe in Latin America or Asia ?.

[@Roadglide911]

Banks and pharmacies still use it today in the US

[@neiltappenden1008]

My dad used to fit them in banks around London back in the 60s for a firm called lambson

[@jimwiskus8862]

Walgreens too

[@LarcR]

So what were the hidden secrets? I didn't learn anything I didn't already know.

[@pulseir4360]

the bunker was the hidden secret

[@andrewarthurmatthews6685]

For me having watched so much footage and description of the bunker being‘ destroyed’ the secret was in the fact that despite some damage the structure: tunnels / rooms etc still survive in some shape

[@rosscampbell1173]

They could charge $150 a ticket for a tour if they’d preserved it.

[@twinsonic]

What a shame it got blown up and filled in

[@montevallewiffleballleague2823]

Germans: Should we make it a museum? Also Germans: Parking Lot

[@criticalG21]

I think they used pipes so allies can't find the bunker by tracking the radio? Maybe I'm wrong

[@vlonethug4761]

Somewhat correct

[@adams4240]

Can’t detect transmissions and can’t intercept communications. Multiple benefits to the system.

[@MrMAC8964]

No , maybe you just retained what the guy just said .

[@harryricochet8134]

@@adams4240 Utter rubbish. Those vacuum tubes were merely used for interoffice communication, this imbecile 'historian' has zero knowledge of anything to do with how sensitive information was communicated in the Third Reich. It most certainly wasn't through a set of vacuum tubes over a distance of a few hundred meters within a secure bunker at the OKW headquarters at Zossen.

[@douglashall2141]

Those pneumatic tubes are used in nearly every Bank in the world today.

[@richarderasmus4989]

They had to tell every body it was there its actually in Wilhelm strasse and voss strasse underneath new buimdin9

[@DarthTrader707]

I visited that site, and found it to be beyond surreal. As a history buff, I couldn't live in those apartments, using that parking lot every day. It would fry my brain to think that right here, immediately below this ground, is such an historic place. Fun fact...that is the only place in Berlin where there is an outside picture of Adolf Hitler. It's on the sign describing that this is the place of the Fuhrer bunker.

[@12345qwertdfg]

Hats of to german engineering..

[@JREVY22DECEPTICON416]

Why is this on my feed at 2am

[@GordonGarvey]

If the bunker stayed intact it likely would be one of the most visited museums in berlin, and that's saying something. It really would be fascinating to walk in those same rooms Hitler and Goebbels spent the end of their lives in, especially for someone who knows the history. I don't know what they're talking about with neo-nazis making it a shrine, they make that sound like a way bigger problem than it is, nazis will be nazis anyway, and they would come to visit like everyone else.

[@obuohsokadbatuh1831]

Dont worry, in a thousand years to come Germans will excavate the bunker just like searching for king Herod palaces.

[@shutup2751]

waste of time, there'd nothing down there now, filled in with rubble and flooded, only thing still there is the floor

[@indydude3367]

The historian is a bit histrionic. Lol. There wasn't a "German War Machine" left by the time Hitler scurried into the bunker in 1945. He was staring at maps that were outdated, ordering divisions that didn't exist and dreaming of a "Miracle in the House of Brandenburg" (look it up).

[@wombatwilly1002]

And looking at models of Germania he had ordered made

[@liveforever9888]

He would constantly stare at the portrait of Frederick the Great, he believed Frederick defeated his enemies and saved the destruction of Prussia while being outnumbered 20 to 1.

[@danielharford1864]

Germany architect design was superb. But could Hitler escape that to freedom like a lot of people said.

[@AJ-qn6gd]

Why did the East Germans build a car park on top of the bunker remains when almost no one in East Germany had a car at that time !

[@PauloPereira-jj4jv]

The car parking is RECENT.

[@Appregator]

I don't know, but commies have no entrepreneurial imagination. Their minds can only imagine it becoming a religious shrine to Hitler. Imaginary fears are very debilitating.

[@rare6499]

It was an empty field for decades.

[@harryricochet8134]

They didn't. The Bunker originally lay in the tract of wasteland located immediately inside the East Berlin Zone of the Berlin Wall. Dedicated attempts to destroy and bury it only first occurred in the months immediately prior to German reunification. This video only deals with what is known as the Vorbunker or 'upper bunker' that was constructed immediately prior to the war not the Fuhrerbunker or 'lower bunker' this served which was and still is located beneath it, that was built commencing late-1943 and never actually fully completed. The Fuhrerbunker is still mostly intact albeit largely filled with rubble and permanently flooded due to Berlin's location upon a subterranean river-bed. The apartments and carpark were only built after German reunification.

[@mikaelgrande6968]

i kinda like the thought of being able to walk on and over it, like, screw you, im walking on top of your rubble

[@markgoddard2560]

Discovery channel does a professional job in dumbing down everything it touches.

[@Mi-ht2co]

since a lot of people here either would want the bunker to be a museum of sorts or saying it would serve to "glorify nazi's" i wanted to add why the german government likely wouldnt consider making it a site to visit: while the third reich is a thing of the past, the government today still has to consider how to approach the countries past. by making it a museum they would draw in tourists and be directly profiting from the countries horrific past, which is why this hasnt been done until today. in berlin are many memorials for the jews and others who losts their lifes due to the regime to make sure people do not forget what happened, without making any of it a place of interest. just imagine how wrong it would sound to have the führer bunker as a place worth visiting in berlin next to the brandenburger tor and the fernsehturm.

[@mrtobiasreiper4714]

Instead of blowing it up, they could have kept a museum to show where cowards hid in their final days.

[@gammersunity4117]

Feiglin's

[@Ezequiel55vf]

They can't cause after losing the war they have to take everything down to erase what they did

[@gammersunity4117]

@@Ezequiel55vf whatever fuk it is, they lost the war, so they can't do much

[@Muzical-Man]

@@Ezequiel55vf true. Oh what a sensitive world we live in. Snowflakes and Lefties care about themselves than the appalling historical occurrence

[@svanhvitmagnusdottir8615]

I really need subtitles

[@atackio1316]

They should have never destroyed it

[@subjektivenoise]

3 minutes of parking lot images... ok we get it. It was there, but the parking lot looks boring ok?

[@wilson42cc]

He did really win in the erase all Traces of him,, impossible I think ,

[@Kyle_Lurz]

He didn’t want the Russians carrying his body through Moscow

[@jbsully2864]

Those animations were awesome.

[@LeofromFreo]

It stank. It was 50 feet below the surface and 30 feet below the sewer which leaked.

[@travellerstoryteller]

I believe they should put it visible on surface for tourism, for people to see where was the evil heart and don't forget. In the top, you could build a parking lot of 2 or 3 floors!

[@mrkolasa.]

Hitler wasn't found dead there. He died in Argentina

[@TheTigers500]

agreed. Or, it could be Argentina but I'm sure he escaped. The Russians gained so much by "finding" Hitler's body. I mean, there is a reason why the "found" a burned body! It's because it wasn't his

[@rustyshackelford9156]

He killed himself in the bunker. Even if he didn't (he did) he effectively died on April 30th 1945. He played no further part in history.

[@aceul1894]

@@rustyshackelford9156 You are Brainwashed. He was protected by the C.I.A. all the time..He died in Argentina 13.2.1962.

[@rsuriyop]

Seems like the Argentina theory somehow still lives on. I'm pretty sure partial jaw and teeth remains of Hitler had been obtained by the Russians. And from what I can recall, those same teeth had actually been shown to match his actual dental records. Which would definitely suggest that he had never made it to Argentina, let alone out of Germany.

[@alexgareau1541]

Joseph stalin ask for full investigation on the remain of hitler, then did not give anybody permission to do a private investigation until 1 american and 1 russian discovered it was a female bones and president of the Russian state archive, Vladimir Kozlov, said: "No one claimed that was Hitler's skull."

[@PokeThies]

I went there as part of a school trip of Berlin. We just walked past it. indeed it was a parking lot. Nothing more to it.

[@davef.2811]

Didn't the French, in the 19th century, invent and use an almost identical communications system called the "Pneumatique" throughout Paris?

[@jerfacekilla]

Yes, but they used the patents of Josiah Clark to design it. He invented it in the 1850s.

[@obey8570]

Germany is technologically advanced those days as well

[@PachinhoG2024]

If i was the leader of Germany i would order the bunker to be dug back up

[@gammersunity4117]

And if it was me, I would built a, steel bunker, with molten steel,which would be indestructible, don't worry of heat and cold, better with thermal insulators

[@ngku_shz]

Oh ok. I didn't expect that..

[@pedroargentina753]

Could be a History museum !!

[@LiveInSydney]

When you go there. There is a large sign with the plan of the bunker. As they say it’s a parking lot now. But at least the sun gives you some indication of what it was like.

[@woodenseagull1899]

Do they have enough handicape Parking slots...?

[@Michaelengelmann]

I get why Germany or whoever occupied the country after the nazis demolished the bunker but I think today’s Germany could really use that tourism dollars

[@fjdiiekenrososiejjrjdkd]

imagine just working at a construction job, you dig down and find the Führerbunker 💀💀💀

[@paulvanbeurden]

Albert Speer was a Genius!

[@shauntaylor6040]

Speer didn't design the bunker.

[@amberlopez7477]

He was a weasel in the end.

[@harryricochet8134]

Speer didn't build the Berlin bunker, he had nothing whatsoever to do with its construction.

[@lorlast5204]

I've been to this parking looks so boring now but man it's rich in history

[@sumerrana6805]

a bunker designed for air raid could not be destroyed with explosives what a surprise

[@Elpatron242]

They never caught him

[@philchigges2955]

He was not found dead.thats not true.

[@H4rmless]

This bunker looks like a backrooms

[@Glockenstein0869]

This documentary has so many errors. First off, the primary communication in the bunker was a push- button switchboard (which was advanced tech on those days.). This is according to one of Hitler's SS bodyguards, and one of the last people to leave the bunker prior to the russian arrival.

[@csaint6780]

Yeah your right , that was Rochus Misch Hitler's bodyguard .

[@negative7271]

The enemy watching them build the bunker knowing they are just gonna blow up the door so they can't get out

[@gillespriod5509]

all those videos for an empty drowned and full of earth concrete box

[@collinsoconnor5843]

I raided this bunker in Call of Duty