In Poland in the near future will begin the search for the Amber room. As reported by TASS, the excavations are planned near the former German bunkers in Mamerki, where during the Second world war was the command of the army of the Wehrmacht.
If the approval of all necessary permits is successful, a search operation can begin as early as mid-June.
Earlier during examination of one of the tunnels of the bunker with GPR were discovered voids in the soil. Experts intend to drill in the ground the bore and pull back of the camera.
Researchers believe that the earth may be extinct during the Second world war the Amber room. She was taken by the Nazis during the occupation of Tsarskoye Selo in the Royal castle of Konigsberg. However, after its occupation by Soviet troops, it was not there, since the fate of the Amber room nobody knows. There are several versions of her whereabouts, according to one of them boxes with fragments were buried by the Nazis.
The amber room was a gift from Prussian king Frederick William I to Czar Peter the Great. In Petersburg she was brought in 1717. Under the Empress Elizabeth Petrovna, the architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli added to the finish of the Cabinet gilded carving, mirrors and mosaic pictures of agate and Jasper.
Currently in St. Petersburg, the Catherine Palace exhibited the Amber room, restored according to photographs of the 300th anniversary of the city.
