Poland: Hitler's nuclear shelter reportedly discovered in Walbrzych

Polish explorer Krzysztof Szpakowski claims to have found Hitler's underground nuclear bunker in the city of Walbrzych, in south-western Poland, Friday. Szpakowski believes this bunker was a part of underground railway system and hidden tunnels which were built by Nazis during the WWII. During the press conference held by the local authorities, Szpakowski said there are no any doubts to his finding, as he has spent decades gathering evidence base. He reportedly used ground-penetrating radar and several dowsers while searching for Hitler's shelter in the hidden tunnels. According to the Head of Walbrzych district Jacek Cichura, he doesn't know whether the discovery will lead to wealth, but "we will definitely be famous," he said. It is not the first mysterious finding in the city of Walbrzych. Earlier in August two men of German and Polish citizenship sent a letter to local authorities, claiming they had discovered Nazi World War II-era 'gold train.' They have reportedly requested a 10 percent cut of the goods once the hoard is found.