THE HIDDEN SS COMMUNICATION BUNKER

As the Sacsenhausen KZ camp was established the SS set up in a small forest nearby, a large vehicle compound was established. But I wanted to see the huge above ground SS communication bunker as one of the last remaining structures left of the operation there.
It could not be demolished by the Russians and have recently been opened but it will soon be closed again. I wanted to visit it and compare it to the Maybach complex bunkers.
The forest is full of remains of an area that so far have been little documented.
Just a little walk in the woods.
I continue to travel and visit the various important military installations around the world, so I can bring them to you. If you care to help out feel free to join me on Patreon. www.patreon.com/tinostruckman...

[@theblackhand6485]

In the Netherlands, in the Gooi area, you will find an intact look a like house which is actually a command bunker too. It stands in a quarter and is thus surrounded by other villa's.

[@tinostruckmann]

Could you email me a coordinate or address please

[@larrymuncy3506]

You really bring a lot of insight and historical context to the video. Thank you so much for doing these. I'm a disabled veteran and I would never be able to do this kind of exploring on my own.

[@tinostruckmann]

You just let me know what you would like to see and I will try and bring it to you:-)

[@larrymuncy3506]

@@tinostruckmann Thank you Tino, I've admired your work for quite awhile, I guess since Brother's War. These real life adventures with you studying the ruins, is really in my element. Vietnam was my war but my fascination has always been WW2. Thank you for your kind offer. As a marine, I always wanted to see Belleau wood. I had an uncle who served there in the 2nd Marine Regiment in WW1.

[@larrymuncy3506]

Actually I had a brain fart. My uncle was in the 6th Marine Regiment. My family has 49 family members who have served in the marines. My uncle Otis served in the 2nd Ranger Regiment in WW2 at Pointe Du Hoc.

[@CatsCoffeeCrime]

Great one! Really enjoyed it! Mind Blowing…Anxiously awaiting the next episode to drop. 🤙🏻

[@tinostruckmann]

working as fast as I can

[@nicwilson89]

The excitement in your voice when you were giggling that you'd found a way in made me giggle in excitement, too :D

[@oldminer5387]

Great video Tino. I find the the bunkers that were built like a house very interesting. Too bad no ones remains to explain what the ruins are.

[@christelcombs4005]

Great been wanting to see something about Sachsenhausen for awhile now. Yeah!!!

[@tinostruckmann]

The camp itself I will cover in much more detail on a dedicated episode on how the whole forced-labor situation arose

[@philsmith6597]

You were walking through an aerial farm. There was a tower at the start of your walk and as has been mentioned bases and anchor points. I would be interested to know if you saw any small blocks of concrete with metal loops in or pipe and insulators. Good vid as always. Looking forwards to the next.

[@tinostruckmann]

I did see a few of those, it was a bit hard being autumn lots of leaves. but I am going back there are a few more things I want to look at there.

[@waynemagin2554]

At time 27:04 the low frequency sound is centered at 63 Hz.

[@toddmetzger]

VLF comms?

[@TheBudman52]

fantastic presentation, as always Tino !!!

[@tinostruckmann]

Thank you! Cheers! just a quick visit:-)

[@renehoude96]

26:05 This look like the base of an antenna If you look around it,was there some cement triangle (we have seen earlier) with some sort of hanker that could be use with some steel cable, to hold the antenna. This is a truly amazing series.

[@GreatNorthernTech]

Thanks for taking us along! 😊

[@centurycity]

Many thanks for your efforts. It is truly amazing to actually go inside these structures and see what is inside them.

[@jonathanchalk2507]

Great video Tino, more please.

[@donmiller7562]

It's amazing that all these places seem to all have the tell tail sign of phosphorous fires in them!

[@ageingviking5587]

Great stuff Tino. Thank you . I am very much looking forward to watching the stuff you will be posting over Thanksgiving .... I hope you get lots of delicious turkey for turkey sandwichs with hellmans mayo YUMMY.. I figure that you already know that it goes nicely with a nice stout beer! :-) Happy Thanksgiving and Jul ..!

[@tinostruckmann]

You too brother, I figure Ill give people Friday to shop so Saturday big episode

[@kingkonefpv4553]

Thank you so much for your great work. Form your videos I learn more about the History of my country then anywhere else. And I am just as amazed as you are by these things from the past. Keep up the good work!

[@tinostruckmann]

as long as I can afford it I will:-)

[@greggarner4477]

Great video! Love watching these! Thank you soo much!

[@tinostruckmann]

Glad you like

[@Howard0Beale]

thanks for your work, i love this stuff. if u go to berlin, be sure and check out the communication building which is a block south of the remaining Flak tower. its off the tour, but ask the operator of the berlin underground society, and hell point in the right dirrection. thanks again.

[@MaraDaCoriovallum]

And again a thump up.....great video....

[@DavidHuber63]

Great picture Tino!

[@kleinsteini]

Hi, I live in the village next to the Bunker on the Bunker were tiles, I know that couse my neighbors house the previous owner took the roof tiles off from the Bunker and put them on his house. The Russian tried to blast it and all the window glases in the village flew out. There are stories that the Bunker is 7 floors deep and it has a underground connection to the Klinker Hafen. I have been told the Anntena stayed on the Building 24:00.

[@EMTBAFV]

Excellent video again great to see all these

[@tinostruckmann]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@blzr1155]

Thank you Tino

[@RamblingCanuck]

Was a great listen while I was in dialysis

[@tinostruckmann]

I am sorry brother, I had no idea. My mom went through that, is there a way out for you?

[@RamblingCanuck]

@@tinostruckmann Well transplant is still on the radar. however the current world stopping thing has that shut down for now but treatments are going ok and I have my kids and my youtube channels and you and Drac to keep me busy lol

[@RADIOACTIVEMASCULINITY]

This era of history was such an amazing feat of industry and technology compared to just a few years before

[@zacharyellison4189]

Your doing great videos my guy👍

[@tinostruckmann]

thank you

[@salvagedb2470]

Great watching this again even if your killing Time til the next new Vid ..

[@catgoyda4249]

Looks fascinating

[@franzs9157]

What a special find iam glad you were able to get in to bad it was demoed so much damage

[@AndyHansis]

The concrete block with the metal stickling out that you referred to as "some part" looks to be an anchor for a tower guy wire. You did say this was a comms site...

[@tinostruckmann]

It is, there are a lot of them, I was hoping the foundation might be for the raising antenna?

[@lindalakota38]

So amazing over their out for a strole to come across a old bunker ill bet their are some in places newer closed up realy well hiden

[@Heathcliff_hensel]

awesome Video!!!!

[@tinostruckmann]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@liamobrien4767]

Bravo Tino

[@russcattell955i]

Given the proximity of the river, my guess is the Havel and it's watertable. The "foundations" would be that not an underground bunker. Might explain why the communication bunker is built above ground level too.

[@tinostruckmann]

I was thinking that, it was awfully wet.

[@Schlipperschlopper]

Ever heard about the underground city in Gluszyca near wolfs layer ?

[@anditova12]

Tino, you've written "The forest is full of remains of an area that so fart!" I hope it wasn't too smelly!

[@tinostruckmann]

Lmao ill fix

[@burningb2439]

That last one looked like foundation base but it was really deep down , but I think there's more going on well below the main Building still another good one Tino .

[@PhilippinesFarmLife]

Thank you

[@angelsone-five7912]

15.39 anchor point for a cable of some kind?

[@rob55h]

15:30 That appears to be an anchor point g=for guy wires to a tower.

[@12Deathcon]

I thought the picture of the building and the entrance looked familiar with it being near the Sacsenhausen KZ camp. There was an article from like mid last year about a young woman who was murdered there (her body was found there) hence the tape and memorial.

[@franzs9157]

Its beautiful there 😍

[@williamcollins4082]

If you hadn't found a way in I'd have been very surprised !!! Now if you could just find one of their "Stashes" you'd be set !!! Another interesting example of History !!! Keep looking an there's no telling what you'll find !!! I do enjoy watching your exploits !!! Be careful !!!

[@timoakes450]

If Tino keeps digging he will surely one day soon come across something "History changing"dont you think??TACTICAL NUKE/GB delivery system/V4(NY?) Hitlers remains-haha thanks mate TOMMY27

[@tinostruckmann]

I absolutely will as long as I can Im digging

[@williamcollins4082]

@@tinostruckmann anything new on the nukes ? I strongly suspect that they were very close to giving NewYork a surprise party !!! They had diesel engines on flying boats and milkcow sub refueling plus the huge cargo planes.

[@marcgodwin7571]

Great video as always Again I always wonder where the sand bricks etc comes from in the basements of these buildings where there is no apparent evidence of them in the structure

[@haywoodyoudome]

Most likely an attempt to back fill the site to deny access.

[@danielgreen3715]

Well its an interesting walk if nowt else ..Beats Golf Anyday!!😆😆

[@tinostruckmann]

no kidden lol

[@mikehunt8375]

Gotta be some buried tunnels in there leading to more underground bunkers! No way that's all they built!

[@laurah1020]

All I keep thinking about when you say there were so many buildings, is that surely they were connected underground with tunnels! Thank you for another great investigative video into haunted forests!

[@tinostruckmann]

well if it was not before it probably is now....

[@larryburrough3024]

I have not heard anyone pronounce German as perfect as you! I read your bio. I want to be a patron, how.

[@jacksonms212]

Tino when you get a chance go back and listen to the audio again . I'm getting a low frz. pulse on my end may be nothing but ? Could be a generator running for some work close by but worth a listen . its right after you say something about " can you hear that sound I don't know what it is "

[@tinostruckmann]

apparently a rather large river barge was tugging down the river 100 meters away...

[@craigstorer6571]

@7:55 I should try to make your laugh be message tone for my smartphone. Lol :) I somehow knew you would find an entrance! I noticed none of the Nazi buildings had any Coke advertisement signs on them. I guess that was just too Americana for them? Lol :)

[@tinostruckmann]

would not be much fun if I did not lol - Ill make an mp3 for you lol

[@Bayerberg]

kid in a candy store never had such a smile as TIno standing in front of a decently preserved bunker.

[@tinostruckmann]

with a door....

[@josephjohnson1161]

Is that location near a military base or firing range? In the distance at 23:59 you can hear automatic gun fire going off. Maybe it's a gun battle from the past if there's no range or base there.

[@tinostruckmann]

Not really it is in Oranienburg some 500 metres from the old camp there is however a small River where rather large boats tug up and down somewhat loudly

[@josephjohnson1161]

Wow yea. Right after you said wet and muddy. From what I can hear is two different rifles going off. From different locations. I was watching it on my tv. Got on my phone to comment. But notice I can't hear it on the phone. Lots of history there. Wouldn't surprise me that there could be unexplained things going on there . Thanks for taking the time and making these videos. I just found your channel and enjoying it.

[@tinostruckmann]

@@josephjohnson1161 you know it's funny you should mention it it's not the first time somebody had commented on hearing or seeing things that I did not notice while I was there or barely in the editing, a lot of things I don't pick up on until after I leave and I sit down with a footage and now I will go back and take a look, stranger things have happened :-) happy New Year

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

Very very cool. Are you German may I ask? Your english is outstanding if so. Very cool and thank you for this!

[@tinostruckmann]

I am a joint venture lol so yes

[@larryburrough3024]

That is the Biggest Chunk of concrete I have ever seen!

[@daveb5540]

Whaaa You didn't show how deep they had dug next to that foundation, something of interest you keeping for another time ?

[@tinostruckmann]

there really was nothing to see, i am going back there as i found some abnormalities after the visit. and Ill take a closer look

[@mikehunt8375]

Bricks came from the fireplaces, looked like one up on the second floor as well.

[@sharonwhiteley6510]

Tino, What's your email for questions to be forwarded?

[@TheGreatest1974]

Tino a place that big would have its own ‘dump’ somewhere nearby to get rid of their garbage etc. Also at wars end much would be thrown into it? Could be absolutely anything in there. It’ll be likely down hill, maybe in a natural hollow around 1/4 of a mile away from the site. It’d be worth finding and having a dig, being an ss site. Take a look around the area. Where would you have made the waste dump? It’s likely they would’ve thought the same way. 👍

[@PatriceBoivin]

Tino the forest tour guide

[@robertsimpson6324]

For a highly populated country Germany has a lot of forest

[@tinostruckmann]

very true

[@Pegleg302]

It's sad these structures couldn't have been repurposed .

[@tinostruckmann]

I know I think that of all of them....

[@bmcg5296]

WoW Tino. Is the bunker burnt by war or kids?

[@tinostruckmann]

that I dont know, possibly after I think, kids campfire...

[@steinelgaaen]

At 25,20 those red and blue "cables" on the ground looks like oxygen acetylene cutting torch hoses

[@tinostruckmann]

they are new just wondered why and what for at this stage

[@steinelgaaen]

@@tinostruckmann someone was cutting steel there recently

[@bjornholmqvist3230]

Correct, my thought also,

[@steinelgaaen]

Really appreciate 🙏 your content.

[@larryburrough3024]

Your German is Impeccable!

[@tinostruckmann]

My Grammar is terribly though

[@7892rl]

Judging by how all the surrounding area has been beaten down smooth there has-been many thousands of tourists at this site. Hardly a secret.

[@thebosscatman7]

That crack at 6 minutes look like A settlement crack it looked liked it was built on a slope so that was probably differential settlement with that much weight in concrete it will do that

[@tinostruckmann]

I have since found out there was an underground tunnel what supposedly was covered up

[@svenhassel8178]

Thats a Part of the secure mounts of the Sending Mast.

[@tinostruckmann]

yup

[@larryburrough3024]

That is the Biggest Chunk of Concrete I have ever seen.

[@600joe]

The ground looks like it’s been well searched.

[@tinostruckmann]

it has, the Russians were there for 40 years

[@kareemsalessi]

22:00 There's also a "Sachsenhausen" area, inside Frankfurt !!!

[@tinostruckmann]

I did not know that

[@kareemsalessi]

@@tinostruckmann The one in Frankfurt is where most of the restaurants & bars are. Most bars used to have signs at their entrance, reading:: "NO GIs"!!!. Also::: DW-Live on youtube today had a half-hour show today, called "Check-In", about visiting Berlin, in which it showed the massive shelter-tower, housing up to 60,000 people at one time. It repeats it again for a couple of days.

[@oldman157]

Amazing what kind of junk ends up there!

[@tinostruckmann]

I know... wonder what we could build if we started compiling it

[@osf13th64]

Where is this bunker?

[@tinostruckmann]

35km outside Berlin in Orainienburg

[@timwirasnik5878]

Nazi construction always astounds me! I mean their Tunnel building is Incredible and their use of Concrete amazes me, so like somethng like this, did they Truck the Concrete to the site, or mix it there in Wheel barrows?

[@juanalvarez-hn6ty]

Siempre tenes que andar con el contador geiger......no solo luz eléctrica, generadores, sino energía nuclear.....

[@sharonwhiteley6510]

You literally couldn't see the forest through the trees. WOW, what a find.

[@wewanttobefree41]

what you need to be looking for an escape tunnel they did not want to be caught

[@happyonetoo9850]

7:57 worth watching just for the laugh!!

[@tinostruckmann]

Lol

[@kevinduffy2502]

It's amazing all the things such a small country was able to doin such a small amount of time as Germany was able to get done in the early 20th century, all the building and to lead the world in science and aviation.. if Japan and Mussolini would have held up their ends we might all be speaking German right now

[@lablackzed]

Don't understand why you don't use a metal detector you could be walking on information .military buttons belt buckles bullet casing etc

[@bmcg5296]

You need people Tino who have ground penetrating radar. That will tell you exactly what your seeing, and ain’t seeing too?

[@tinostruckmann]

I know..

[@ozdavemcgee2079]

One thing about WWII stands out to me. Have a revolution in France, the castles still stand. The odd civil war in Europe same most remains. Come WWII sure brutal war lots of bombs etc. But if it was Nazi in any way destroy destroy destroy it..evil nazi concrete. Its as if a older attitude came to forefront to conquer wipe out the buildings. Shame. For eg this could have made a great forestry HQ or council depot for trucks and so on. Hell if it wasnt blown up itd be intact and still serviceable saving heaps of money. All that being said, the AA towers, that Id love to see one still working. The odd pic, explanation, cant compare to how it would be to see all that great old converyers and machinary working. Best comparision is look at a steam train in a book or on TV. All pales into insignificance when you go see one ride on one the noise the smell

[@tinostruckmann]

I agree with you, the deliberate destruction and burying of German WW2 historic sites seems almost manic, with no regard to some sites importance or even pre ww2 importance, however if you wish to rewrite history as is happening in the US now, you must first destroy reminders of what was actually there.

[@svenhassel8178]

Nothing else.

[@johnhopkins6658]

Who's been cutting trees down?

[@tinostruckmann]

guessing forest maintenance ..

[@eyecam286]

face net so you dont swallow any bugs

[@bmcg5296]

It’s really a shame these structures are not being kept for history either good or bad. They should be preserved to commemorate those who were forced to build them? You erase all of these buildings history is forgotten on the suffering and reason for these projects?

[@tinostruckmann]

very true - my point throughout all my visits

[@bmcg5296]

@@tinostruckmann It’s clearly seen Tino on how much you do in visiting these areas, not just finding out what the Nazis were at. Also the human suffering at all level to make these structures. They deserve to be preserved, as they have advanced science and our lives so much. These nations that these structures reside in, are erasing the memories and suffering of tens of millions of people. The very people who died in the Holocaust, are being harmed by government after government. These next two questions I believe need answered as urgent by European governments. (1)Is it the shame they want to go away on what happened on their land by their people? (2) Or are they complicit in the Nazi ideology, and systematic abuse of minorities Tino? As we still see today people, have to fight so hard for answers, and never get them in hope you will just go away! As a man who’s parents suffered state abuse and as I did, for 18 years also before change happened, And I’m sure you could guess where if you think about it 😭 On another issue or project for you I think might interest you as a diver as a WWII story. It’s about submarines from that era?

[@JustAlanJohn]

Looks like subsidence not demolition

[@tinostruckmann]

The Russians did blow it up or try to.

[@timoakes450]

Tino-Looks to me like an "Internal Demolition " -Don't see any damage to roof etc. What was the purpose of this above ground bunker???Secret back channel communictions center??To whom? Front line Waffen SS Units/OGA/Embassy's etc -get back please?TOMMY27

[@tinostruckmann]

the Russians placed explosives inside, but almost did not crack the shell. I believe it was SS unite command and control pure and simple

[@timoakes450]

@@tinostruckmann Thanks mate-Great work as always,It's only a matter of time before you crack this thing wide open and uncover History changing evidence of secret weapons programes. Have a great Thanksgiving weekend -timothy

[@randybehenna3081]

35 watching and 37 likes I am confused here

[@tinostruckmann]

questioning the YT logic are you lol - well a few liked it when it was announced:-)

[@randybehenna3081]

@@tinostruckmann To no I was trying to start a like blitz for you because I love your vids all the research you have to do to show us this well let's just say keep it up man your awesome

[@svenhassel8178]

There no bunkers. Only Foundations for the buildings Made of wood.The only Bunker Took place,is the Karo Ass.

[@tinostruckmann]

that is what I thought, there are other structures and housed in the Waldlager I would like to see. and the round thing too...

[@828enigma6]

"Looks intact". Must not have been in the Russian zone of vandalization, er , occupation.

[@tinostruckmann]

it was they tried to blow it up

[@johnmckinney7743]

Just finished my fatty and coffee.

[@tinostruckmann]

good man

[@johnmckinney7743]

Whenever you start your Manhattan Project investigation let me know. I live near Hanford WA where the U.S. Government enriched u235 into u237. It's restricted but.....I know someone .

[@svenhassel8178]

It was a Propaganda Radio Station, and the rissians blowimg off.nothing suppost original.Only the whole Bunket.

[@tinostruckmann]

Do you have any documentation for that? I was under the impression that it was command and control. the SS did not handle Propaganda that was under Goebbles, if you have more details on the site please send

[@johnhopkins6658]

There's that oxymoron again - military intelligence.

[@tinostruckmann]

well they might have had common sense then...