Last weekend, in the Soviech Mountains in the south-west of Poland near the Czech Republic, an exhibition led by the author of the book The Biggest Mystery of the Third Reich, Czech writer Milan Zacha Kucera, appeared. The author has organized a diverse group of people from three countries. The group was represented by the Czech Fantastic Facts Club, SFK Opat Broumov Science Club, KNOB Club, Slovak UFO CLUB, Hungarian UFÓMAGAZIN and several independent candidates from Český Krumlov, Olomouc and other places.

The group visited the Polish castle Ksiaž, underground complexes in Osówka and Rzeczka and the famous Mucholapka in Ludwikowice. It was here to be one of the secret factories of the German SS. “Various new technologies were to be developed in this Nazi complex. This is evidenced by a special building known as Henge or Venus flytrap, which according to researchers could serve as a test area. This circular XNUMX-sided was also the place where the expedition also decided to go. According to Polish writer Igor Witkowski, it was used for testing disk machines. The ghostly object is actually a construction of a cooling tower. The problem is that this building has never served as a cooling tower, and instead of cooling water, according to Polish researchers, a very high voltage was coming to Mucholapka, ”said expedition organizer Milan Zacha Kučera, author of the first Czech book about Riese. after five months of the second edition.

“The participants of the international expedition were taken aback by what can be discovered in Poland and already at that moment their organizations published extensive reports on the Owl Mountains and their secrets on their website. In Hungary, a large article will be published in their nationwide magazine, ”said Milan Zacha Kučera.

“Riese is the name for underground works in the Owl Mountains, a giant in Czech, Polish olbrzym. It is reportedly consumed 257 cubic meters of concrete, the same amount as for the construction of all bomb shelters throughout the Empire in 1944. Documentation of the secret Nazi project Riese missing, so no one knows whether it was Hitler's headquarters, secret laboratories or underground factories or it could have been all of that, ”added Milan Zacha Kučera, who will be bringing the third such expedition to the Owl Mountains in May. Thanks to him and his lecturing activities in the Czech towns, Czechs are interested in Riese. His lecture recently filled the main hall of the Trutnov multifunctional center UFFO.