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Breitenwinner Cave
A Video of
a Recent Exploration of
Breitenwinner Cave
A Statement from “Danny” and “Dave”
About the Cave
"We firmly believe that it is morally wrong to use
the grounds around Breitenwinner Cave as a
live fire area in the pursuit of training. We feel that this should not only be
a project of a select team of anthropologists, but should be a working project
of all X-Zone listeners.
Please tell your friends that only mass publicity of this mass grave will push
the
U.S. Military into an investigation of the matter.
Though this cave was written about almost 500 years ago, it is a possibility
that some of
the remains belong to U.S., Canadian, and British military personnel from World
War II.
The Stalag 383 Prisoner of War camp of 5000 allied troops was less than one mile
away.
If it is of an ancient civilization, science should do its job, but if it is of
World War II era prisoners,
the families of the deceased should be notified."
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An entrance to the troop training area near Breitenwinner Cave 1976
The troop training area near Breitenwinner Cave 1976
The landscape near Breitenwinner Cave 1976
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