A motorcycle and other wartime artifacts were also revealed as the water level recedes
Exceptionally low water levels in the Danube River have exposed the remains of two Nazi soldiers and World War II military equipment in Budapest, according to the German War Graves Commission (the Volksbund).
The finds, made near the Hungarian Parliament earlier this month, include the wreck of what is believed to be a German military motorcycle and numerous anti-tank mines. The Volksbund published photographs of the recovery on Facebook on Friday.
The organization said the remains of the two soldiers were unusually well preserved thanks to harbor mud mixed with diesel fuel, despite having been under...
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