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Five human skeletons with their hands and feet missing have been dug up in the ruins of a Nazi HQ that was home to war criminal Hermann Göring.
The remains, which include those of a newborn, were found during a dig inside the ruins of the Wolf’s Lair, which had been Adolf Hitler’s eastern command headquarters in Poland, according to archeologists with the Latebra Foundation.
The historical group first found a fragment of a skull on Feb. 24, then later unearthed the bodies of three adults, one teenager and the baby, all thought to be members of the same family.
“We didn’t expect something like that,” historian Oktavian Bartoszewsk said in a YouTube video documenting the dig.
“The discovery shocked us and probably scarred us for life.”
He said it was “crazy to find something like this after so long” given that “masses of treasure hunters have scoured the site over the decades.”
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