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WWII Wehrmacht Soldiers and Motorcycle Recovered from Danube
The water level of the Danube River in Budapest dropped to an unprecedented low, revealing remnants from World War II at the riverbed. Among the discoveries were a motorcycle from that era and the remains of two soldiers. Complete identification cards and halves of soldiers' ID cards, still legible, were found, indicating that the news of their deaths had not yet reached the Germans' official documents. Additionally, anti-tank mines of the Teller Mine 35 type, a military badge, and a fuel tank from the war were uncovered. It is expected that the soldiers' remains will be buried in Budaskorash Cemetery after the analysis is completed, with the possibility of retrieving other shipwrecks as water levels continue to drop. The Volksbund organization is playing a key role in the recovery and documentation operations.
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