Navy Slows Shipping: Low Water Levels Expose Nazi Wrecks in the Serbian Danube
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At the end of World War II, Soviet troops advanced into southeastern Europe. To slow their advance, a German admiral ordered several warships to be scuttled in the Danube. The plan succeeded. The low water level exposed the wrecks.
The Danube is carrying less and less water. As a result, ships belonging to the National Socialists are now appearing in some places.
Severe heatwaves and droughts across Europe have caused water levels in the Danube River to drop to record lows, revealing the wreckage of a Nazi German warship from World War II and other shipwrecks above the water's surface.
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