HITLERS WOLF'S LAIR SPECIAL EPISODE - THAN AND NOW

In this full 2 hr Wolfs Lair special I will take you to and through the huge bunker complex in East Poland, former East Prussia, to the headquarters complex of Adolf Hitler and his staff, including Hermann Goering, Albert Speer and Martin Bormann and of course Hitlers dog Blondi.
This is where he spent 800 days of the war, ran operations and of course where the assassination attempt took place. I have compiled the many of the interesting stories and anecdotes about the people who served there as well as photos and videos taken at the site during the war. These I will share as we visit the bunkers where the many events took place.
We will visit the 3 security zones, including the security perimeter bunkers which I finally found some after my previous visits to the site. This is truly an amazing place to visit and the constructions are something you will never see anywhere else in the world. SO I took my time to show you the remaining details of the massive bunkers and I cant wait to show you.
Enjoy
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[@jerryakbar6147]

Thank you Tino, that was a fantastic way to spend my Saturday morning after spending the week working in the apocalyptic landscape of what’s left of Los Angeles. Very relaxing.

[@dorzy207]

Why stay in la

[@jerryakbar6147]

Specialized job and family. @@dorzy207

[@xprettylightsx]

The left want the annihilation of the United States of America.

[@drmarkintexas-400]

Thank you for sharing 🎖️🇺🇲🙏🤗

[@tinostruckmann]

Of course

[@melissaj3259]

Thanks Tino for your research and time. I visit my mother in extended care she is 91 . They sre known as the silent generation who went through so much and still have first hand knowledge.

[@cosmodog4845]

Great content Tino, many thanks.

[@RJ-ox3zf]

Ohhh this is gonna be a good one, I just know it. Looking forward to it, thankyou Tino ❤

[@aliciacruz5957]

Absolutely fascinatingly awesome. I've watched this already twice and will again tonight❤

[@michaelbronsteijn8492]

❤️ Thank you very much for this great documentary. That makes me very happy. 🙂

[@catgoyda4249]

Still watching and this is going to take a couple viewings like most of your videos. They are so full of interesting and thought provoking facts and discoveries. I always love the birds and the beautiful forest when you show us Germany. Absolutely stunning sometimes. There is something encouraging about hearing all the birds and so much life in the German forests today Thank you, as always, for the time you take: the exhausive detail & preparation, and excellent editing, and sound quality just marvelous Tino 👍

[@Brinckie]

Nice tour Tino, thank you. Been there with those wolfs lair bunkers with my parents like 20 ish years ago.. my brother and i asked to see them and we did, same for theresien stadt and Auswitsch.. very humbling to have done that..

[@greenr369]

Another wonderful video. It is amazing to see the remains of these bunkers.. Thank you for making this documentary.

[@tinostruckmann]

Thank you so much something interesting is coming up this weekend as well :-) something most people haven't seen

[@christofklicmann6073]

congratulations for that special one, so good, so interesting wow

[@johncarold]

Thanks Tino , for another great show.

[@n.v.1258]

Really great video. I'm closterphobic, so thanks for going where I would never go😮

[@oldminer5387]

Great video tour Tino, thank you.

[@tinostruckmann]

Thank you for joining

[@ageingviking5587]

Another impressive video Tino. Thank you for what you do.

[@brucesteinhilper5926]

Like the Gesche / Himmler story being included in this one. Gesche really had a drunks luck. Thanks to Tino as always for doing combat with the mosquitos to get all the great video.

[@tinostruckmann]

I have to say if the choice is between oiling the legs killing the frogs to get rid of the mosquitoes the frogs are going to go sorry

[@jupite1888]

Great as always Thorough video covering everything on the subject.

[@Cortinaman63]

Amazing to see the damage to these massive structures, and amazing to see the more complete ones, and to think your walking where Hitler, and other top staff once walked inside them, love the way you bring history to life, and make such great videos, that makes it fell like we are there with you, and feel the past, I absolutely loved and Adored this one, such an interesting place to see, thanks Tino,

[@andreww8941]

Absolutely amazing Tino!!!!!!

[@salvagedb2470]

Been looking forward to this one...Cheers Tino..

[@cliffordfreeman7829]

Now that is a walk thru history.I would love to see that whole area myself.Great Video.

[@dbeelee8564]

Thanks for the efforts, Tino. So much info. To build such a place, buildings designed to withstand arial bombings while eastern front tactics were primarily ground battles. I'll need to run the timeline between reinforcing the buildings vs knowledge of V2 deployment. A guarding against your own technologies, just in case things shift or psycho-projection.

[@mtheking75]

thanks Tino

[@smalcolmbrown]

Thank you :)

[@tinostruckmann]

IT is a sad day to once again be reminded that history is being repeated and nobody have learned a damn thing, women and children are still being killed and worse while people are playing politics. I suppose this is why we can here seek a refuge from a mad world and look back on history and events past long ago and find a little peace for a few hours.

[@C77894]

It’s all being repeated because the generation that fought WW2 have mostly passed away. Politicians never would have gotten away with the things they are doing currently had they still been around. There are other reasons for what’s happening, planned many years ago, and implemented by playing the long game, but had those vets still been around, they would have crushed it already. Instead we have the generations that just lay down instead of raising hell. Gov knows best and all that. I recently heard someone say “it just hasn’t gotten bad enough everywhere yet, once it does people will fight back.” Possibly. We shall see.

[@tinostruckmann]

@@C77894 sadly we can only hope somebody will wake up and stop the insanity the Young Generation is planning this time it's worse than what happened back then and none of them are smart enough to understand what they're doing how they have been manipulated and the extreme Danger of the policies and deranged ideas they're putting fourth

[@C77894]

@@tinostruckmann Very true. I’ve dealt with some of these young ones in the past. They enjoy shouting disgusting crap at people, especially anyone showing the slightest patriotism. They pull all kinds of immature destructive stunts. They aren’t very smart, but they are brainwashed communists and some are complete sociopaths. Not raised right. Future doesn’t look too good. I’ve tried to rally people to confront this stuff, but you know how it goes. I’ll just make sure myself and my family and close friends are prepared and ultimately safe.

[@supabass4003]

I'm a millenial and Gen Z are something else, people said my generation were going to be completely broken people but we ended up being very well educated due to growing up alongside the internet as it developed - social media and the problems that it has caused came later and we werent born into it, we built it and we understand how awful it can be. Gen Z have no idea what life was like before the 21st century, millenials are the last generation to remember. For most millenials, our grandparents were the WW2 generation so atleast many of us had the wisdom and lessons from that passed down by family, however Gen Z do not have that, they have baby boomers for grand parents - a very different generation to gain wisdom from. @@C77894

[@ALSNewsNow]

ABSOLUTELY

[@wayside70]

Awesome video tino. Its like your other video with the ukrainian soldiers using the ww2 bunkers as shelters etc.👍

[@jaydewitte2958]

Excellent, maybe you can someday do a video on what it took machineries, ect, to make all that concrete made and formed. People it took because, like you clearly state, all the photos are taken after completion. Seems to me like so much was wasted on all these bunkers that weren't needed that could have gone into making things they did need to win. Thank you.

[@D4rkst4r100]

Excellent programe

[@michaelbentsen9869]

Great video with lots of "spelunking" & background insights into how massive this site actually was. P.S. I would recommend that your explorer companion wear more aggressive footwear when trekking over the rubble. Slip on flats behold their very name (i.e. an appropriate pair to wear if you want to "slip on" something!).

[@tinostruckmann]

The conversation I've had with that woman how about Footwear don't even get me started lol but she does it all over the world so I got nothing

[@jimmartin1803]

I like your stories that go along with bunkers.

[@tinostruckmann]

I think it's important to provide some context for where we're going not just crawl through old ruble it brings it back to life knowing what happened there

[@paulkimble7981]

I really enjoyed the video.

[@deanmc178]

tino i hate seeing history hidden ,, it should have been left for the future generations to see what happened ,,

[@RG-2112]

Thanks!

[@tinostruckmann]

Thank you so much I really appreciate it have a wonderful weekend

[@CJArnold-hq3ey]

You just want some 100 yr old dude in SS garb to tap you on the shoulder out of Nowhere and yell "ROUST" "SCHNELL" in a frenzied voice. 🙄 Cheers for the tour Tino , something otherwise I'll probably not get to see 👌🇦🇺

[@martinsimon2170]

The Mauerwald complex is somewhat of a similar design and that is still as it was.Have you ever made something about that??

[@beachcomberbloke462]

Thoroughly enjoyed the story of Hitlers personal bodyguard Geursher? who was a pain in the ass for Himmler.But much to Himmlers chagrin survived the Eastern Front and the Italian theatre of war. Also being an Englishmen disgusted by the destruction of the Tea House,was any Earl Grey saved?!😀

[@tinostruckmann]

I do like the little stories to :-) all Earl Grey what's destroyed sadly LOL couldn't even find a picture of the final building

[@ALSNewsNow]

YESSSSSSS

[@edczajkowski4229]

Tino will you talk about the US politicians that took things from, I meant to say "Hitler's Eagle's Nest" and what happened to these items.

[@tinostruckmann]

As I had no idea that happened this is the first I have heard of it I only focus on the time of the war and what is there today send me some Intel on this would you

[@budhababy4745]

Tino thanks for your report. How the heck did they get the materials there to make these ???

[@tinostruckmann]

The really good cement Came From Italy but they had a very specific way of making concrete something also had to do with levitation water they had a process that we can't replicate today because we're not entirely sure how they did it which is strange considering how much they built and how many people were involved in that process but certainly they were not running out of cement

[@kylefox1632]

When will you be releasing a new video about a specific person kinda like what you done for Dr Joseph gerbils

[@tinostruckmann]

I'm doing the people profiles as I get enough information to write them out and also enough images related they take a long time to research and put together so they just sort of happen all of a sudden when I have it all enough to put it together they will happen:-)

[@barnexplorer]

Where was the cement plant that batched all of this? Cement weighs about 2500 pound a yard! How many thousands of yards did it take? Had to have been a wet batch plant, possibly mobil to poor in place

[@danielgreen3715]

Quite Ironic that you can go Visit and stay in the RSD Building as a Hotel/ Gasthaus Just not as their 'Guest' Nowadays

[@martinhammelmann1323]

Hi Tino Do you have any documentary films covering northern Italy. In particular the Bolzano and the Dolomites, including the Brenner pass?

[@tinostruckmann]

Not yet at least not other than the Italian Fort Oga. But I will be going there in the future

[@martinhammelmann1323]

There was a garrison in Tolmezzo in 44 with many additional kozacks and white Russian forces joining the axis forces at that time. Some research into this region and efforts by the allied forces in 1945 may uncover further truths about the significance of the Brenner pass and fortifications.

[@grandbino4703]

Crazy and not that long ago.

[@ccscomments757]

"THEN and NOW" is perhaps what you meant.

[@danielromeijnsen4062]

the parts not on map you researched could that be the train bunker

[@Johnson13210]

How ironic that Hitlers bunkers were designed to protect him in the end, dying at his own hands. Then his soul carried off to Hell!

[@maytagmark2171]

Just think You may be getting bit by mosquitoes that are desendents of mosquitoes that bit Hitler.

[@bjmartin5225]

I don’t know how you do it you need a Metalof the highest order for ignoring all of the graffiti that people have put on the walls in the last 80 years. If it were me and I were to catch these people doing this I can’t hear you they would never put graffiti on the walls again. I do not consider this as an artistic expression it is simply a defacement of historical areas that people in the future who come to see these places will be dumbfounded as to the reason why it was done. So you as a true historian when you go to these places and have to ignore these things must be very hard. I have a hard time looking at the defacement of history by these people which are the same ones that destroy buildings homes anything they can just because they want to destroy something. Keep up the good work I truly enjoy your videos thank you.

[@bjmartin5225]

Excuse the spelling my tablet has a mind of its own .

[@walasiewicz]

The fortifications were cracked because the ss tried destroying them upon retreat but they were so thick they can never destroy them completely

[@On-Our-Radar-24News]

Tino, I would love to take a metal detector to the site. There has got to be plenty of artifacts still in the ground despite people picking through the area over the last 80 years.

[@danieldeanmasterfinisher4715]

The bunkers with no windows are ammunition bunkers

[@charlesmiles9115]

😛😛😛😛😛😛😛❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@barnexplorer]

Who demolished the bunkers?

[@tinostruckmann]

A special SS task force blew everything up on January 19th before the Russians got there

[@Incorruptus1]

Notification - ON! Check! Good luck sir. Hello dear people. Marketing feedback says, that your core viewers is absolutely watching this, but we gotta support you to activate also the rest of the core. / Secondly do an investigation on your best viewed, and compare the situation variations, that could lead to more views. Maybe it's time to also put in observations of what newer generations are familiar with, cold war, NATO rise and defenses. Such might do. Or a question pool, in which viewers can hand feedback on what they want as content. Best of luck sir.

[@bloodletterforkhorne7864]

again ???

[@Incorruptus1]

Again what? Please elaborate.

[@dbeelee8564]

​@@Incorruptus1I believe the again ??? comment is responding to tino's comment about history repeating again.

[@TheJon2442]

Who is Aidolf? My understanding was the Hitler's first name was Adolf!

[@tinostruckmann]

Did I do at midnight writing run again oopsy

[@TheJon2442]

@@tinostruckmann I really appreciate your video's but is English not your first language. I ask as I live in Germany, try to learn German, but am sure it is far from perfect. I used to speak English and Gaelic with fluency... But had to learn French for a previous job. Every day is a gift.... Currently cancer free!

[@tinostruckmann]

Brother man congratulations on beating the cancer well done keep it up I grew up bilingual which means I don't talk anyting:-)

[@tinostruckmann]

@@TheJon2442 shoot me a direct email I go through there every now and again

[@TheJon2442]

@@tinostruckmann please pardon my ignorance email address please.