glaukonit

Roadkill · 11-18-2003, 10:27 AM

Right on John D. Here is a part of a PM from Peter:

Topic: Glaukonit

H.P.Langenbach

Registered User
Member # 1425
posted 11-18-2003 07:46

Good morning Randall,

how are you doing at this early morning. Here it is actually two hours
past noon.

What you have found is a list or data bank for so called treasure
searchers (is it understood?)and it provides all the code names of
WWII secret places, mostly subterranean, which are used by the
Third Reich for secret manufacturing and/or storage.
In this case, GLAUKONIT indeed is the code name of an old mine near
SUHL, a town in East Germany, and used by KRIEGHOFF Waffenfabrik.
Whether for manufacturing or storage is not known.

"Stollen" means part of the mine.

rk

11-18-2003, 10:27 AM	#9
Roadkill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,634 Thanks: 1 Thanked 28 Times in 17 Posts	Right on John D. Here is a part of a PM from Peter: Topic: Glaukonit H.P.Langenbach Registered User Member # 1425 posted 11-18-2003 07:46 Good morning Randall, how are you doing at this early morning. Here it is actually two hours past noon. What you have found is a list or data bank for so called treasure searchers (is it understood?)and it provides all the code names of WWII secret places, mostly subterranean, which are used by the Third Reich for secret manufacturing and/or storage. In this case, GLAUKONIT indeed is the code name of an old mine near SUHL, a town in East Germany, and used by KRIEGHOFF Waffenfabrik. Whether for manufacturing or storage is not known. "Stollen" means part of the mine. rk