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Treasure hunters involved in the search for approximately 10 tonnes of Nazi gold hidden within an 18th-century palace in Poland have announced that they have obtained official authorization to recover a buried canister suspected to contain the valuable loot, Your Content has learned.
The discovery of the metal canister took place in the village of Minkowskie, Poland, through the utilization of geo radar technology during an exploration of an abandoned conservatory.
Commencing in May of the previous year, the excavation efforts have been focused on the palace, which previously served as a base for Hitler’s SS troops.
It is believed that the concealed canister holds treasures looted from affluent German families during the Nazi era.
The project’s leader recently confirmed that the necessary permit has been granted, allowing them to proceed with the operation, according to The SUN.
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