World War II left behind a trail of mysteries, many of which took decades to unravel. From lost submarines to elusive treasures, these mysteries reflect the conflict's far-reaching impact and the ongoing efforts to uncover its secrets.
In the early 1940s, the German Navy began fortifying their U-boat shelters to protect submarines from Allied air raids. One such bunker, known as the Elb II, was designed to house three U-boats: U-2505, U-3004, and U-350. However, in 1943, a British bombing raid partially collapsed the bunker, trapping the submarines inside.
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