Wałbrzych

WWII diary reveals details of FIVE locations where looted Nazi treasure is said to be buried as stories emerge of diary’s dark past

The owners of the WWII SS officer’s diary have revealed five heavily redacted excerpts which shed light on some of the hiding places where tonnes of looted treasures are thought to be hidden. historia-swidnica.pl

As tantalizing new details of buried Nazi treasure are revealed, TFN’s Stuart Dowell reports on the findings and probes the mysterious religious organisation which held the diary for decades and was associated with Nazi cult worship in the 30s and 40s.

Wałbrzych ‘ahead of the game’ as it becomes ONLY city in Poland to ban single-use plastic

One of the first cities in Europe to enforce the EU’s May 1st plastics ban, Wałbrzych’s move not only reflects broader European trends but is a timely response to its local situation which sees inhabitants generate about five 1m3 cubes’ worth of plastic waste per day, each weighing roughly 200 kg.

Unseen pre-war pictures of Książ reveal castle’s former glory

Taken in the 1930s by a tourist to what was then Schloss Fürstenstein the pictures provide historians with valuable information on the castle’s interiors.

Vrooming marvelous! Poland first EU country to produce Toyota’s hybrid cars

Poland becomes key cog in helping Toyota drive forward its plans to produce cars of the future.

On the ball: Middle-aged Pole is NFL legend

The 40-year-old party guy from Wałbrzych has become the highest-paid Football League kicker of all time and an Oakland legend with more games to his name than anyone else in team history. He also leads the Raiders’ all-time scorers list with 1,799 points.

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