Exploring Hitler's Train Bunker (360°) - IT'S HISTORY

Welcome to one of Europe's few existing train bunkers in Stępina Poland. This bunker was build by order of the German military, using forced labor during the second world war. This is also the famous site of Hitler's meeting with Mussolini. Both leaders arrived by train. Hitler's train (German: Führersonderzug) stayed in the bunker at Strzyżów while Mussolini's engine and carriages were at Stępina.

IT’S HISTORY - Weekly Tales of American Urban Decay as presented by your host Ryan Socash.

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0:00, Welcome to Hitlers Train bunker.
6:10, What happened to the train tracks in the Stepina bunker?
10:36, Reaching the far end of the bunker.
11:35, Exploring the bunkers exterior.

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[guruoo]

The bunker's pointed roof is designed to prevent penetration of explosive energy by directing it off to the sides.

[MrSanktjakob]

This was really cool! more 360 please.
PS. guys remember you can use the arrow keys on the computer to pan around

[dangerouslytalented]

It was a mushroom farm because it was cool and damp and not useful for anything else

[ptmccrthy]

What an awesome way to take a tour! This is an impressive video! Well done & an excellent way to experience this location

[mikeschroeder]

Such a cool video. I had never seen the 360 until now. Thanks for sharing

[angelsone-five]

Wow! I`ve never seen 360 before and it`s great. Yes, let`s have some more.

[mikehunt]

Wow this was fricken amazing! I walked right into a wall... lol never knew you could do this, had to pull my vr glasses out of the box.

[corevette]

Just found your channel yesterday. I love it. Love your style and narration. Thanks!

[stephenmoerlein]

Thanks for posting this interesting relic of WW2. Impressive engineering, indeed. I like the 360 format; panning around to view makes your video much more life-like!

[tradeelmundo]

The 360 tour with the insight and story telling is fantastic 👏 Great work!

[fronthole]

Literally the first 360 vid i ever clicked on, man at first i thought i was TRIPPING BALLS

[jeffreybail]

Like Napoleon said: the winners write the His-story books always will always have.

[Dsdcain]

That was a good video. Been awhile since I've seen a 360 degree video on YT. I very much enjoyed it. Thank you. 😎

[stuartbn]

Hi I watched for a bit and you said to go watch someone elses video so I'd understand yours. Yet there is no link to Anthony Perrin's video? Obvioulsy I was supposed to have watched this first. Cool. Awesome vid mate...ill be back when I know what the eff you're on about!

[UncaDave]

Great 360 degree presentation! Thank you!

[nattiedraws]

i do think ya should do more 360 videos like this, i found it to be fascinating

[stefanmonark]

great stuff.boots on the ground with a cam.awesome location.thank you for that!

[darrellbeard]

How long was that bunker from one end to the other??

[spookerredmenace]

very cool video, outside looks very beautiful