Gorki Park 1943

All Russian researchers I have talked to about this enemy equipment display say they were eventually scrapped-hardly makes sense to dig up a public park and bury them does it?

Yep.

I`m living right between the Dutch border and the Ruhr, aka the usual flight corridor of the RAF, and I know that most of the raw materials which fell down from the skies just went straight into the next furnace, of course after a short examination.

All Russian researchers I have talked to about this enemy equipment display say they were eventually scrapped-hardly makes sense to dig up a public park and bury them does it?

Yep.

I`m living right between the Dutch border and the Ruhr, aka the usual flight corridor of the RAF, and I know that most of the raw materials which fell down from the skies just went straight into the next furnace, of course after a short examination.

Thanks for that Kesha, great bit of footage.
They look like they are ready to be cranked up!
Some years ago i watched a interview with Vladimir Putin and he briefly mentioned that his father worked at Gorky Park, and after the war they buried the lot where they stood.
I tried to email the Kremlin at madvlad @redcomi , but still waiting for a reply, or a knock on the door, whatever comes first really!
Seriously though, great post.

Well… I`ve been in Moscow several times as my wife is a Muscovite but I really doubt that they buried that stuff in Gorky Park. 😉

As the Russians are indeed the practical people you Brits think we Germans are… I think that they just studied the tech, then used the amount of new knowledge for their own inventions, melt down the metal or just used it against the enemy.

As far as I know, the JU52 was part of a North Pole exploration in the late 40’s.

Thanks for that Kesha, great bit of footage.
They look like they are ready to be cranked up!
Some years ago i watched a interview with Vladimir Putin and he briefly mentioned that his father worked at Gorky Park, and after the war they buried the lot where they stood.
I tried to email the Kremlin at madvlad @redcomi , but still waiting for a reply, or a knock on the door, whatever comes first really!
Seriously though, great post.

Well… I`ve been in Moscow several times as my wife is a Muscovite but I really doubt that they buried that stuff in Gorky Park. 😉

As the Russians are indeed the practical people you Brits think we Germans are… I think that they just studied the tech, then used the amount of new knowledge for their own inventions, melt down the metal or just used it against the enemy.

As far as I know, the JU52 was part of a North Pole exploration in the late 40’s.

Thanks for that Kesha, great bit of footage.
They look like they are ready to be cranked up!
Some years ago i watched a interview with Vladimir Putin and he briefly mentioned that his father worked at Gorky Park, and after the war they buried the lot where they stood.
I tried to email the Kremlin at madvlad @redcomi , but still waiting for a reply, or a knock on the door, whatever comes first really!
Seriously though, great post.

All Russian researchers I have talked to about this enemy equipment display say they were eventually scrapped-hardly makes sense to dig up a public park and bury them does it?

Thanks for that Kesha, great bit of footage.
They look like they are ready to be cranked up!
Some years ago i watched a interview with Vladimir Putin and he briefly mentioned that his father worked at Gorky Park, and after the war they buried the lot where they stood.
I tried to email the Kremlin at madvlad @redcomi , but still waiting for a reply, or a knock on the door, whatever comes first really!
Seriously though, great post.

All Russian researchers I have talked to about this enemy equipment display say they were eventually scrapped-hardly makes sense to dig up a public park and bury them does it?

Thanks for that Kesha, great bit of footage.
They look like they are ready to be cranked up!
Some years ago i watched a interview with Vladimir Putin and he briefly mentioned that his father worked at Gorky Park, and after the war they buried the lot where they stood.
I tried to email the Kremlin at madvlad @redcomi , but still waiting for a reply, or a knock on the door, whatever comes first really!
Seriously though, great post.

Thanks for that Kesha, great bit of footage.
They look like they are ready to be cranked up!
Some years ago i watched a interview with Vladimir Putin and he briefly mentioned that his father worked at Gorky Park, and after the war they buried the lot where they stood.
I tried to email the Kremlin at madvlad @redcomi , but still waiting for a reply, or a knock on the door, whatever comes first really!
Seriously though, great post.