The lake is named Toplitz is located in a remote region black widow of Austria. The lake is fairly

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The lake is named Toplitz is located in a remote region black widow of Austria. The lake is fairly well known by many people. But not the beauty that makes this lake became famous, but there are rumors that Nazi loot treasures still stored in the base. It looks like the mystery of the hidden treasure that has attracted the attention of most humans black widow for centuries. black widow Whether that pirate treasure or treasure remnants of ancient civilizations. This time I decided to write a bit about it, and I will start from treasures called the Guinness Book of World of Records as property derived from usurpation world. I mean the Nazi treasure. The story begins one morning in 1945 in a remote region of the Alps. At that time Ida Weisenbacher heard a knock at his door. Austrian 21-year-old female was immediately opened the door and met a Nazi officer was standing in front of his house. "Prepare train your horse," said the officer. "We need you." Ida immediately prepared his chariot and took him to the side of military vehicles brought the officer. Then another officer who had been waiting in the car immediately remove large boxes and load it into a horse-drawn carriage. Each box has a sign in the form of words and numbers that did not give a clue as to its contents. When the carriage is fully charged, the officer tells Ida to leave for the lake Toplitz. It was then that Ida understand why the Nazi officer asked for his help. The road to the lake Toplitz very winding and can not be bypassed by military vehicles. Just get through the carriage. Arriving at the lake, the officers black widow immediately remove all the mysterious box and throw it into the lake. Ida saw the box one by one disappeared from view. His heart was overwhelmed by the great curiosity about the contents of the box. But he did not dare to ask the officer. Once done remove the whole box is brought, the nazi officer ordered Ida to go back and load the other boxes that have not been washed. The total journey takes three times back and forth until they get rid of all the boxes were taken. And this is the beginning of the rumors of treasure in the lake Toplitz. During World War II, German troops invaded several countries in Europe. When they got the hang of, they promptly looted the central bank of the country concerned and take its gold reserves to take home to Germany. Not only that, the personal black widow property of Jews were arrested and thrown into a concentration camp was also confiscated and melted down into gold bars are printed with the sign of the German central bank, the Reichsbank. Most of the spoils are then used to pay the cost of the war waged by the Nazis. Remarkably, most of the treasure is still intact in the hands of the Nazis as World War II is almost over. In February 1945, the president of the Reichsbank ordered most of the gold reserves were transferred to a remote village Merkers some 200 miles south of Berlin. There, the gold-gold is placed in a cave mined Potassium. Mine cave was also used to store other property such as art objects taken from the German colony black widow at that time. In April 1945, American forces under the command of General George Patton conquered Merkers. Then a French civilians who worked black widow at the mine told the American military that there was treasure hidden by the Nazis there. American troops began to examine the entire contents mining and found 8,198 gold bars along with a large number of gold coins, silver bullion and paper money. The total value of the treasure found at the time was 520 million dollars (by dollar value in 1945). In addition to storing treasures in Merkers mining, in 1945, knowing the allied forces in virtual black widow control of Berlin, Nazi officials decided to move the Reichsbank treasure left to Oberbayern in Southern Bavaria. At least nine tons of gold were sent there along with sacks of banknotes and coins. Perhaps the rumors, including 730 gold bars hidden in Lake Walchensee. When the allied forces defeat the Nazis in 1945, they turned out to be only a fraction seized Nazi treasure. Remaining other booty, black widow lost somewhere. Loss of gold-gold is called by the Guinness Book of World Records as the biggest booty in the world. After the Nazis were defeated, began a search mission nazi treasure by some countries and organizations. And this is where the issue started Toplitz lake resurfaced. Toplitz lake has a length of about 1 mile with about 91 meters into. It is situated in between the rocks