Excavation on battlefield WWII

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Uploaded by on Aug 5, 2007

On battlefield period WWII there was a huge quantity artillery shells, the weapon and others dangerous subjects. Every year in Leningrad region is destroyed many thousand such subjects. This war the ending never.

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  • I love how they are digging and smoking at the same time. Nothing like tobacco and exercise combined. I also love how he is just tossing those mortar shells out of that hole, towards the pile of MORE mortar shells, because after all, of course they're duds. Right? Right.

  • A man was killed a month ago in France by WW1. He was digging for artifacts and tried to render a hand granade safe.

    It detonated and killed him.

    He was not an explosives or ammunition professional just a man looking for something to show off.

    Ammunition and explosives can degrade overtime. You only need to be unlucky ONCE!!

  • Even if its only about 60 years later, these things still tell stories.

  • 0:55 Those are mortar bombs that he is casually tossing to the side !

  • Suicide hobby. Those shells could be still active.

  • @3240590 haru mamburu by russian band nogu svelo (leg-cramp).

    the text means nothing. i'm german and looked nearly one year for the song.

    finally i found it ;)

  • @nerfguy1234567890 Nogu Svelo - Haru Mamburu =)

  • anyone please the music to this is great who is it

  • the cops come get you lololol

  • The explosives in those artillery and mortar shells get MORE unstable with age. Rolling those mortar sheels into a pile of others is rollling the dice with the lives of everyone withing 100 meters ! I hear they lose a farmer or ordinace worker about once a year in the old battlefields of the first world war. A 1950's era lightning strike set off a forgotten WW1 charge of 20,000 lbs of ammonal miners had packed beneath enemy trenches in France. These guys aren't ordanance professionals.

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