If we talk about the treasures in general, then at all times they were arranged in such a way that only dedicated people could find them. And it is naive to think that only secluded places were used for these purposes.
As knowledgeable people say, for example, cleavers and shamans, any treasure was not just hidden, but also spoke from thieves and random people. Probably for this reason no one can find them. How long have they been looking for treasures, for example, Stenka Razin, and they are looking not at random, but skillfully and with the involvement of rare documents, almost genuine old maps - and all to no avail.
The treasures of fascist Germany were no exception in this regard, of which, apparently, there were many: during the Second World War, the Nazis plundered and accumulated untold wealth, which, on the eve of defeat, they decided to safely hide. For this, a unique plan was developed, and, apparently, only a few from the top leadership of the Third Reich were initiated into it.
For example, immediately after the war, there were many witnesses and even participants who saw or even accompanied thousands of cars with jewelry and gold, whole trains with similar wealth, and so on. No wonder that the exact places where the Nazis hid their treasures were also named, for example, Lake Toplitz, which is located in Austria.
It was here that numerous treasure seekers poured in after the war, especially after the statement of the German lieutenant Gottlich that he personally participated in the burial of thirty boxes of gold. However, all these gold prospectors were in for a big disappointment. However, an expedition organized according to the latest technology, which examined the bottom of Lake Toplitz in the early 60s, managed to extract 30 boxes with Nazi markings under a layer of silt from a depth of 80 meters. But … here, too, the treasure hunters encountered something incomprehensible, almost mystical: in these boxes were notes for 10 billion francs, and the money was counterfeit. As if the fascists decided to laugh at those who wanted to profit from their treasures …
In fairness, we note that sometimes the treasures of the Third Reich (or rather, its individual crumbs) still come across, for example, in the Austrian commune of Altausse, Nazi gold and jewelry worth 100 billion marks were accidentally lifted from a mine. Small caches left by individual German politicians and officers are also found in this country, but the main fund of the treasures of fascist Germany has not yet been found. And even the noise around the train with gold, which was allegedly found in Poland, remained either a fake or too expensive and fantastic an event, which the government of this country did not dare to take.
It is not surprising that some researchers of this phenomenon are inclined to believe that the Nazis, who are well versed in esoteric knowledge, most likely also imposed some kind of spiritual "locks" on their treasures (spells, as they say in the people), which do not allow to find these untold riches …
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