Polish Authorities Consider Investigation of Nazi Gold Train Claim Near Wałbrzych

Hope has been renewed in the search for the legendary Nazi gold train, which is rumored to contain treasures from the Amber Room and vanished in the final months of World War II. An anonymous individual sent a detailed letter to Polish authorities claiming to have located three World War II-era railway wagons hidden in a camouflaged tunnel near Wałbrzych, southwestern Poland. The wagons, each approximately 12 meters long, 4 meters wide, and 4 meters high, are reportedly concealed behind a sliding steel gate and contain valuable precious metals, including gold. The letter included precise geodetic data, terrain profiles, a map with tunnel layout and track simulation, and testimony from a wartime witness, all of which have been described by city officials as factual and specific. While the existence of the train remains disputed by some experts, the letter has prompted official interest and could potentially lead to a breakthrough in the decades-long treasure hunt. Polish officials and heritage experts are now analyzing the data to verify the claim and possibly investigate the site.