Lebensgefahr! Abseilen in geheime Labore aus dem zweiten Weltkrieg! KlappspatenTV

We risk our lives and line up at the place where it already came to serious accidents to find secret laboratories from the Second World War. Oh, here it goes down. Dude, come here. Oh, lick me fat. A huge underground factory for the production of fuel for the V-2 rockets. This underground storage is one of the most mysterious German projects in the Second World War. This facility was left almost fully functional. All factories, engines, professionals and scientists were simply left behind. According to employees, there were secret laboratories here for the research of high and high-tech, which were located much deeper in the mountain than the factories. Does this also explain the high demand for water and energy that was needed here? Also that this work was not dismantled or at least made unusable by explosions From the German troops speaks for the existence of further levels. Leave the enemy the facility and he will be busy understanding this technology. Then he will not suspect any further and much more mysterious facilities, let alone search for them. It suggests that much more is hidden here and deeper in the mountain than is accepted today. The statements of the witnesses allow us to record the traces of the secret laboratories. Armed with ropes and climbing equipment, we set out to search and climb to deeper levels. But our search poses some dangers. These stables are life-threatening as they are prone to collapse and have already collapsed several times. If you see these huge cracks, these huge stones, when they come down here, and you are on your way, then this is not good. In addition, several serious accidents have already occurred here, which were followed by massive operations by the fire brigade and mountain guard. Only with great effort did the emergency services manage to save the injured person. Follow me on the life-threatening search for the secret laboratories of the underground laboratory Rotbud. The following scenes are not to be imitated. Even under professional supervision, it is life-threatening to crawl into such shafts. No liability is taken from our side for injuries to life, body and health. Everyone is responsible for their actions and their safety. So, this is now the first stables entrance. Let's take a look at it from the inside. According to experience, it's not that big, but let's see what awaits us. Maybe we have to climb here for the first time to get to deeper levels. But let's go in, let's take a look at it. Of course, as always, everything is very tight. Due to all the climbing equipment that I have to carry, I have the big backpack with me, so not even waterproof. And simply due to the amount of storage, you just need a little more, if the climbing equipment is included. A relatively easy access. Now we are already down. Now let's take a look around here. We are now driving the so-called B-shaft. This shaft consists of five large halls, which are connected via a stable. From an earlier experience, I remembered that there was a shaft in the depth here, which I could not explore, because the necessary equipment was not available. I took Felix with me today. He supports me on this expedition into the underworld. And as old mining is, long, dark corridors. Here on the floor there are still railway crossings. The tracks are gone, but the crossings are still there. The B-shaft served to ventilate the other systems. In other words, air was sucked in here and distributed to the structures. A sophisticated system of shafts and pipes always ensured that there was enough weather in the structures. In addition, huge amounts of coolant were needed for the liquid oxygen and nitrogen production. Here, too, the engineers found a good start and efficient solution. This huge pipe leads to the surface and was installed to weather the factories. Is there a lamp in the city? Wow, that goes around the corner. We have to go in there. This is a concrete tube here. Oh, it goes down here. Dude, come here. Friends, it goes down there. Yes, but only in front. Oh, lick me fat. Dude, it just goes there. Look. Dude. Dude, dude. It just goes down there. Wow. You don't even see the end. No. Dude. I just glanced in there, you don't see. It definitely goes down here. Yes. But it could be that it goes into the tubes. Yes. But it's solid concrete. It's a solid concrete tube. Yes, yes. But why else? You don't build it like that. No. Of course not. It goes somewhere. Yes. So, bending light. Should I throw it? Yes, throw it. It didn't fall all the way down. No. It arrived somewhere, but it got stuck. So here, too, are gigantic amounts of what was built here under the earth back then. As I said, rock was mined here. This is old mining, which was then used as an underground production site in the Second World War. So, again for size comparison. So it's a huge pipe. Up here you have your rock, which was relatively straight out or broken to build this pipe. Down here, of course, it goes down really deep. Left and right. So it's gigantic again, what you actually created here under the earth. As I said, this was created before the war. This is old mining. You only used the existing mines in the war for production. So, and now let's take a look a little further up. There's a little more to see here. So, here, too, a huge hall again. So it really goes up really far. It's about eight meters above me. It goes down even further. There's also a tunnel back there that comes from there. It's broken. As I said, it's also dangerous for pigs. So if something like this comes down and you're standing underneath it, then it's over. I think everyone understands that. You should know your way around when you do something like this. It's all dangerous. It's really a very unique atmosphere down here. So I'm excited about this old mining, this U-shifting every time. So the sheer size. So, as always, it's old mining. You also have to climb lightly. But that's not an obstacle for us. These are the easiest exercises. So there are significantly worse areas and passages where you don't get up that easily. So these are all dry walls. There you have the waste space that you didn't need. You built these walls with it. So it was piled up mountainously. That also lasts for eternity. So you also have mining fields that you didn't need. Almost rolled up behind it. And then just pulled dry walls like that. You can see that characteristic everywhere for old mining. And back there is a small shaft. I've been here before. I couldn't explore it further because I didn't have any climbing equipment with me. But now I have climbing equipment with me. And now we're going to attack it. And of course we're going to explore the parts that are underneath us. Look, there might even be a rope here. No, but ... So, we're building an anchorage now. We want to get into this hole there. It goes about five meters down. We need the rope first. Normally, if it's unknown, a knot comes in here. So that you don't slip with your rope-cutting device when the rope is at the end. But because I can see the ground there, we don't need that. That means the rope just flies down there now. Until it's down. When it falls down there too. Then I put the first point here. And you should be careful with that. Because our life and Felix's life depends on that rope. That's why we want to work on it carefully. We do that too. A curved double-eight. Everyone knows that. I also made my own videos about it. Safety, you usually hang heavy loads on it. That means, here with our astral bodies, that's enough too. Here is the first. The second is because it's just a rusted steel carrier. A piece of rail. I don't trust it that much. That's why the next anchor point is up there. We take the carabiner hook. Clamp, important. Rope-cutting device. One. Two loops in the opposite direction. Then we hook one eyelet in here. The other eyelet in here. Then it holds. We secure the carabiner. So, and then the first one is set up. Take a big one here. Put a little tension on it. So that we don't hit it too hard. And make a butterfly knot in here. Three. Zack. That's what it looks like. Now I have a knot. You also know it from my videos. It goes in three directions. There, there and there. And that's the one I want. And now I have, if one lock fails, I have a second one here, which will save my life in case of doubt. I printed out a sign on purpose. Attention, drive shaft. Don't wiggle around on the rope. Life-threatening person secured in the rope. I forgot that gloriously in the car. Well, no one is there at the moment. That's why we have to hope that no one will steal our rope when we're down there. So if you're climbing outside, if you get lost, whatever you're doing there, caution is required. Under the ground, the highest caution is required. You should never forget that. You should be experienced here. Above all, be trained that you really, that every grip sits here. Because help comes this far when we fall down there, both of us. And if we lie there with broken heels, whatever, until someone finds us here, it takes time. We said, watch out, we have a deadline. It's this distress call. If we didn't get in touch by then, a colleague of mine will send rescuers here. But by then it can be too late. Because the deadline is tonight at night at some point. That's why you have to be aware of what you're doing here. Be 100% sure that everything is safe. Otherwise you're playing with your life. I would also like to emphasize that this video and this action is not intended for posterity. I am specially trained. I am experienced. I know what I'm doing here. That's why I can take responsibility for it. Not only my life, but also the life of my friend Felix. Because he goes down there with me. Felix is already hanging in the rope. I looked at how he armed himself. He did a great job. Felix will be the first to get off the shaft. Felix is a trained climber. I still looked at him. He does it very confidently. If you do something like this, you should have done it before. It's not enough if a coach is there and teaches you how to do it. Felix is almost down now. We have now reached the first level. Here is a small lead. Can you do the rope? It didn't come off. Should I go a little deeper? Felix threw down too much rope. We are down now. It's not high. Maybe 5 meters. Maybe 6 meters. It's 5-6 meters. But it's enough to fall down and clap down there. We are down. The rope stays back. We see old mining here. Where pipes went over here. And supply lines. What kind of equipment is this? Something made of metal. Hopefully not explosives. The structure is much smaller. Left and right. I'll go left. There is also a breach here. There is even wood. There it is broken. It goes to the right. There I also see a breach. Here on the ground again. There were railway thresholds. Here it goes somewhere. This is washed out. Since I don't know this pit and I don't have a map material about it, I cannot clearly name the exact course, determination and the passage to deeper levels. A mighty mold mushroom. Look at that. That's a monster mushroom. Should you have material for it or the course is known, then feel free to email me at info at klapschmarken.de Let's see that I don't slip in here. It goes even deeper. There is another pit below us. There is already an anchorage here. Up there you have already built an anchorage. There is also somewhere. There is a lot going on here. And here it also goes up. Do you see that? There is something everywhere. We have now decided to set up down here. It goes even deeper. I would like to have a look, but the rope is stuck up there. There is no other way out. You would have to climb back there, but you would also need a rope. I only have one rope with me and I don't cut it in the middle for such a pit. We will explore that again at some point. But today it is important for us that we explore the production parts and the stables below. We go back to the anchorage and rope ourselves up. We go up here again. We just came down here. Then we rope ourselves in again. We secure ourselves with a safety device that now serves as a safety device. You can see that down here. Are you ready? First advance. Then always look where your feet are and what comes from above. I already said that when going down. If a stone dissolves up there and goes through here, then I would like to see it come. Then it would be an advantage if I actually avoid it. I have a helmet on, this one is even ballistic. But it would be uncool if you just get baked. These are all things that don't have to happen if you do the whole thing with the necessary caution. At the top, I secure myself in the safety position by climbing really high. Then I have them on small pieces of rope so that they never fall off the equipment. When they fall, I have to go down again. If there is water down there that you actually need in case of doubt. And I'm still secured, but out of the danger situation. So, that was the lower tunnel. It goes on excitingly. On the search for the secret laboratories, our search leads us deeper and deeper into the underground armory. Tune in again soon when it's time to search for the last secrets of our time.