Mysteries Of The Hidden Treasures- Part Two

Nazi treasure in the Austrian lake Toplitz

During the last months of World War II, the Nazis sunk in the lake Spa several containers from unknown reason. Several of these containers were found and there were false banknotes of Allied of tremendous value.

They supposedly serve the Nazis to destroy the economies of the Allies using inflation. It was a part of the "Operation Bernhard".

Unfortunately, on the location where supposedly are placed containers there are located heavy logs that impede access to the site and drastically increase the possibility of drowning or serious injury. Divers who have had the courage to dive near the containers say that they saw the submerged plane, but many believe that the containers containing priceless wealth in the form of gold, diamonds and artwork.

The search for Nazi gold has escalated so much that Austrian experts in 2009 requested the century-old ban on immersion in the lake due to the severe damage this inflicts on the environment.

The golden owl hidden in France

In mid-1993 a man under the pseudonym "Max Valentin" is reportedly buried the golden owl somewhere in rural France. He offered a million francs to a person who find it and 11 tracks that should be helpful to all concerned treasure hunters.

Unfortunately, all quests were fruitless, and the valuable object will probably never be founded due to the fact that the mysterious Valentin died in 2009. He said in 1997 that the owl is on its place and that someone even came very close.

Treasure from the legend of "El Dorado"

Thousands of years ago, long before the Spaniards arrived in the territory of present-day Colombia, a tribal leader Chipce regularly entered the lake Guatavita sprinkled with gold dust throwing into the lake the gold and other valuables as a gift to the gods.

It's an ancient legend, but some people indeed found gold, which means that this legend might be true.

Lake Guatavita, located a few hours from Bogota, the capital of Colombia, was in the center of the legend of El Dorado. Spaniards are still in 1536 attempted to empty the lake, which are repeated several times. Every time they would discovered small amount of gold. It is also known that several hundred people were killed during the drying of the lake.

The last attempt was carried out in 1911 but mud at the bottom prevented a search for possible treasures.