Talk:Stępina
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RR tunnel?
[edit]According to a bit I saw on YouTube, the WWII structure at Stępinie is a sort of tunnel used to house Hitler's special train when he met with Mussolini. If you speak Polish (I don't) see this on Polish Wiki. Sca (talk) 22:31, 13 January 2017 (UTC)
- In this photo we can see that the air-raid bunker for the train (in the far background) is adjacent to (what looks like) perhaps the Hitler's bunker where the talks might have been held. In other photographs the tunnel looks long enough to hold two trains back to back. I presume, the men did not just meet in the village, so there must have been other bunkers in Stępina also. However, my impression is that that is not a train tunnel in the traditional sense, but rather an actual train bunker. Rail tracks have been removed, so we can's see how they went. Poeticbent talk 01:02, 14 January 2017 (UTC)