Huge quantities of German ammunition lie at the bottom of Norwegian lakes

PHYSorg
Mar 31, 2026, 4:40 pm107 pts
The stockpile of German ammunition left in Norway in 1945 could have been cleared and dismantled by the Germans. Norway declined the offer and began dumping it in Lake Mjøsa and other lakes instead.

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