Wroclaw's gold was reportedly taken out by a special armored train ahead of the city's surrender. Breslau was already overrun by the Bolshevik hordes, and the Germans saved everything they could.
Apart from gold, anything of outstanding value was loaded onto the wagons. The train definitely left the city and reached Swidnica, and then the track disappeared in the vicinity of Walbrzych.
Two daredevil seekers claim to know where the train is and want 10% to find it.
By some estimates, the train carried 300 tons of gold. In addition, it is known that the train transported self-propelled guns on special platforms. If they are still there and preserved, it will be an interesting historical find.
This case sounds so incredible that most people think it is a holiday invention, but when someone takes an interest in the topic, they find that two people, probably a Pole and a German, have rented a law firm that represents them before the Starost districts in Walbrzych …
Everything looks serious, and foreign portals are starting to write about it. If it turns out that this train was found, it will undoubtedly become a sensation on a global scale.
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The Polish special services, as well as the police and the army, are already interested in this issue. For some reason, a crisis headquarters was created in the elders.
It seems that one of the people who claim to know the whereabouts of the train is German, which raises the suspicion that it might have been someone who was involved in the cover-up of the train, or knew someone who told him the location.
The train probably entered one of the railway tunnels near Waldenburg (now Walbrzych).
It is not known what happened to the crew who were traveling from Breslau, stories that they were SS officers. The train was then mined and the tunnel entrance collapsed, hiding them.
Now, many years after the disappearance of the Breslau gold train, someone can finally point out its location.
Perhaps at least this World War II mystery will soon be solved.
