Research Teams Cleared To Start Search For Nazi Treasure Train In Poland

"Researchers have been given the green light by Polish authorities to start a “non-invasive” search for the long-lost mysterious Nazi train. Its wagons are believed to contain treasures worth of billions.

Two independent teams will be allowed to use a nondestructive ground-penetrating radar (GPR) technique starting early next week, Radio Poland reported.

The two teams of sleuths are tasked with finding out if the disputed treasure-laden Nazi train is indeed hidden underground in the southwestern Polish city of Walbrzych. The first group will include two men who claimed to have found its location in August. The two enthusiasts, Piotr Koper from Poland and Andreas Richter from Germany, have funded all their research themselves.

Mining specialists from the University of Science and Technology in Krakow will then start conducting their own inspections in the area, Radio Poland said, adding that excavations could begin as early as next spring if any convincing results are produced."

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