Nazi Wrecks in the Baltic Sea: Collision Ended Tragically for Submarine Crew
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In the Polish Baltic Sea two lost wrecks of submarines were discovered, which had fallen in the early forties. Also off the Greek coast there was a special find.
Three German shipwrecks from the Second World War have been discovered in the Baltic and Ionian Seas. The stories behind them are moving.
East of Bornholm divers discover two German submarines from the Second World War. Both fell after collisions during training trips and tore a total of 80 young sailors to death. Also in the Ionian Sea a spectacular find succeeds.
The findings in the Baltic Sea were the two submarines U-583 and U-649, said Christian Lübcke of the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorgung.
A German World War II submarine has been discovered by divers in the English Channel, about 30 kilometers off the coast of southern England. It was destroyed 82 years ago, just weeks after the Allied landings in Normandy began.
A wreck forgotten since the Second World War has just been identified in the depths of the Ionian Sea. It is the LS 6, a light star of the Kriegsmarine designed to be quick and manageable.
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