Nov. 11, 1968 - Searching deep well for NAZI archives. Members of the sports diving club Plazen (pilsen) are carrying out investigations in the deep well of Zbirch Castle in western Bohemia. Every week-end they try to fiond out whether rumours that there are Nazi archives and German ammunition hidden in the well are true. There are still many Nazi archives hidden in Czechoslovakia and may be that the deepest well of Central Europe will reveal documents like those found some years ago in the Black and Devil's lakes in the Bohemian Forest. The well is 160 metres deep
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Nov. 11, 1968 - Searching deep well for NAZI archives. Members of the sports diving club Plazen (pilsen) are carrying out investigations in the deep well of Zbirch Castle in western Bohemia. Every week-end they try to fiond out whether rumours that there are Nazi archives and German ammunition hidden in the well are true. There are still many Nazi archives hidden in Czechoslovakia and may be that the deepest well of Central Europe will reveal documents like those found some years ago in the Black and Devil's lakes in the Bohemian Forest. The well is 160 metres deep. Photo shows Like an astronaut in space., Jaroslav Tropka is pictured descending into the castle well, during the search. (Credit Image: Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS)