Airplane Bomb Found in Kleingarten in Großjedlersdorf
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On Friday morning, an excavator driver made a explosive discovery in the middle of the Kleingartensiedlung Großjedlersdorf in Vienna-Floridsdorf. What the man initially thought was a stone turned out to be a Russian bomb from the Second World War.
Environment had to be evacuated, roads were closed. Bomb from the Second World War could be successfully defused.
On Friday morning, a dredging driver dug up a Russian bomb with his construction machine in the Kleingartensiedlung Großjedlersdorf in Floridsdorf. The demining service defused the 50 kilo blasting device.
A World War II bomb was discovered during excavations in a small garden complex in Floridsdorf. The undetonated explosive device triggered a comprehensive evacuation and roadblocks until it could be disarmed by experts. VIENNA/FLORIDSDORF. On September 4th, a pilot bomb from the Second World War was discovered during excavations in a small garden complex in Floridsdorf. An excavator driver hit the object at 9.42 am and lifted it from the constru…
An excavator driver made a explosive discovery during excavation work in Vienna-Floridsdorf: What he initially thought was a large stone turned out to be a 50-kilometre bomb from the Second World War.
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