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World War Ii Ammunition in the Baltic Sea: the Diver's Job on the Baltic Lift Platform Is so Dangerous

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Seven kilometres from the municipality of Boltenhagen in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, specialists in the Baltic Divers are carrying grenades from the bottom of the Baltic Sea. In 1947, the site was filled with explosives and bombs. 900 tons lie in the mud. For divers, the mountains are dangerous.

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World War Ii Ammunition in the Baltic Sea: the Diver's Job on the Baltic Lift Platform Is so Dangerous

Seven kilometres from the municipality of Boltenhagen in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, specialists in the Baltic Divers are carrying grenades from the bottom of the Baltic Sea. In 1947, the site was filled with explosives and bombs. 900 tons lie in the mud. For divers, the mountains are dangerous.

3 days ago·Germany

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rnd.de broke the news in Germany 3 days ago on Thursday, September 4, 2025.

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