One of the main mystical mysteries of the Second World War is a mysterious object that appears in the media under the mysterious name of Konigsberg-13. According to numerous urban legends, during the war, German laboratories were located in the dungeons under the city, in which occult research was carried out in search of magic weapons.
Mysterious tunnels
The existence of a mysterious laboratory under the cobblestone pavement of Königsberg can be evidenced by the fact that there was no better place for its organization in Europe. The fact is that right under the city there is an extensive ramified network of underground tunnels, which began in the 13th century. The most interesting thing is that all the underground communications, which became more and more with every century, led to a single underground center located directly under the Royal Palace. No matter how much a random traveler wandered through the underground galleries, in the end he always went to the center of a huge underground web. At the same time, having a map of underground utilities, if desired, it was possible to unnoticeably go to any part of the city or even beyond. Since the Royal Palace, which is a real medieval castle,in the first half of the 20th century, it was located at a symbolic address: Konigsberg street-13, hence the name.
Good choice
At the same time, it should be noted that when choosing a place for their mystical studies, the leaders of the Third Reich, who paid much attention to the study of the magical practices of antiquity, could hardly ignore this small city in East Prussia, which after the war became the territory of the USSR. Since the early Middle Ages, Koenigsberg has been a kind of European center for alchemists and sorcerers of various stripes. Here they conducted their experiments, cast dark spells, created vast libraries of occult literature. Even a damn dozen, number 13, mysteriously always accompanied the history of the city. The arithmetic addition of the digits of the year of its foundation - 1255, gives a total - 13. The surrender of Konigsberg to the Soviet troops was signed in office number 13. There are many similar coincidences. Not surprising,that it was in this place that Hitler created one of his most amazing laboratories for the study of the mystical knowledge of the past.
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Occult research
I must admit that numerous legends from the Second World War do not lie. In the city, indeed, there was a laboratory conducting research in the interests of the Third Reich in the field of the combat use of magic, ancient occult knowledge and predicting events based on astrological calculations. At the same time, it looks rather surprising that practically no authentic documents have been preserved about the research carried out in the laboratory, despite the fact that the city capitulated to the Soviet troops. According to one version, these papers were exchanged in the West for military equipment and equipment, however, it is not clear what prevented detailed copies from them. Most likely, these documents still have a
In addition to the underground part, studies were carried out on four two-story houses built in different eras. Within their walls, one could see both cult objects of the East and Christian icons, Viking idols or Indian masks. Numerous experiments have been carried out with individual parts of animal bodies. It got to the point that the laboratory made wax dolls of political figures, opponents of the Nazi regime, which were inserted into the eyes of animals and, in compliance with the most complex magical rituals, pierced their bodies with needles. All the most terrible recipes of medieval warlocks have been tested in practice. When the news of such experiments on his dummy reached Winston Churchill, he was extremely excited. Not surprisingly, at the first opportunity in the summer of 1944, Koenigsberg was literally bombarded with napalm bombs,dropped from British aircraft. Nevertheless, despite the fact that the entire city lay in ruins, four laboratory buildings, as well as its underground part, were completely untouched by the bombings. The most paradoxical thing is that one of Konigsberg 13's employees, Hans Schurr, who was a recognized astrologer at the beginning of the war, predicted the collapse of the Third Reich in the spring of 1945, but they did not listen to his words, and when it became clear that he was right, they shot him.that he was right - they shot him.that he was right - they shot him.