fbpx

Exclusive Content:

The tormented life of a UFO Experiencer

In a small Pacific Northwest town, Brian, a man...

Talking to Your Children about UFOs and Aliens: A Gentle Approach to the Extraordinary

Exploring the topic of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and...

The Enigmatic Encounter: A Supernatural Incident in 1936

In the year 1936, in the quaint town of...

Nazi treasure map to be made public by National Archives

Commencing the new year, The National Archives of the Netherlands will be releasing a substantial amount of records that were inaccessible or accessible only with strict regulations. This is an incredible opportunity to delve into external sources and gain unique perspectives from history!

Scientists simulate humanity’s first contact with alien life

You can now go camping at “The Conjuring House”

Your weekly horoscope for the week of May 29th to June 4th, 2023

Bigfoot Statue in Virginia has gone missing

The tormented life of a UFO Experiencer

Spectral figure photographed on Cleethorpes Beach leaves people stunned

This year, the Archives’ Open Access Day is proud to share approximately 1,300 pages of revealing documents with the public. As part of this initiative you can read accounts from World War II; learn about mistreatment in internment camps, and explore historic Cabinet minister meetings.

A literal treasure map containing “clues to a never-found Nazi treasure that is said to be buried near Ommeren” will also be made public. Despite their best efforts, the treasure in the Gelderland village was never recovered.

It is rumored that the buried treasure is worth millions, and its origins date back to August 1944. “During the defense of Arnhem, there was an explosion at a branch of the Rotterdamsche Bank on the Velperweg. German soldiers put loot in their coats at the scene,” said Annet Waalkens of the National Archives in an interview with Omroep Gelderland.

It is often speculated that Nazi soldiers had stolen items such as watches, jewels, cut and polished diamonds, and jewelry. Stories say these possessions were hidden in ammunition boxes which were buried somewhere near the village of Ommeren. The Dutch government even took action by bringing a Nazi officer to the Netherlands with the goal of locating it; yet unfortunately those attempts proved fruitless.

It is possible that the stolen items were discovered by fortune seekers, at random, and never reported. Additionally, it could be that the Nazis had taken possession of them in a matter of days after their original theft.

On Tuesday, hundreds of records will be made available to the public and among them lies a treasure map. The National Archives is home to 15 million photos, 300 thousand maps, 142 kilometers of paper archives, as well as an astonishing 1.2 petabytes of digital files according to newswire ANP reports. This expansive collection contains something for everyone!

Do you believe you’ve captured footage of something strange?

Email us at footage@paranormalitymag.com

Follow us on social media. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube

Latest Articles

The tormented life of a UFO Experiencer

In a small Pacific Northwest town, Brian, a man...

New London Ledge Lighthouse and The haunting tales of Ernie

Perched atop a concrete pier in New London Harbor,...

A chilling paranormal experience on Newcastle Island

In August 2013, a group of Scouts and their...

Talking to Your Children about UFOs and Aliens: A Gentle Approach to the Extraordinary

Exploring the topic of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and...
0FansLike
0FollowersFollow
7,081FollowersFollow

Latest Posts

Scientists simulate humanity’s first contact with alien life

A global team of space scientists and artists have...

You can now go camping at “The Conjuring House”

People can now camp at "The Conjuring House" in...

Your weekly horoscope for the week of May 29th to June 4th, 2023

Aries (March 21 - April 19): This week, you...

Bigfoot Statue in Virginia has gone missing

a 5-foot-tall, approximately 400-pound, hand-painted Sasquatch statue, has gone...

The tormented life of a UFO Experiencer

In a small Pacific Northwest town, Brian, a man...
Brandon Grimes
Brandon Grimes
Brandon Grimes is a seasoned paranormal journalist known for his relentless pursuit of the unexplained. With an insatiable curiosity and a keen eye for detail, he has dedicated his career to uncovering the mysteries that lie beyond the realms of conventional understanding. Brandon's approach to paranormal journalism is characterized by a healthy blend of skepticism and open-mindedness. He firmly believes in critically examining the evidence, challenging assumptions, and presenting the truth to his readers. His methodical research and commitment to unbiased reporting have earned him the respect of both believers and skeptics alike. Throughout his career, Brandon has traveled to countless haunted locations, delving deep into the dark underbelly of the paranormal world. He has interviewed witnesses, experts, and even those who claim to possess supernatural abilities, always striving to bring forth stories that would otherwise remain hidden in the shadows.

Scientists simulate humanity’s first contact with alien life

A global team of space scientists and artists have joined forces for a project called "A Sign in Space," which aims to simulate humanity's...

You can now go camping at “The Conjuring House”

People can now camp at "The Conjuring House" in Burrillville, Rhode Island, a location once deemed too powerful to live in. This new trend...

Bigfoot Statue in Virginia has gone missing

a 5-foot-tall, approximately 400-pound, hand-painted Sasquatch statue, has gone missing from a residence in Catlett, and the owners are seeking public assistance in bringing...