Hitler Thought Nobody Would Find Us, Look What Archaeologists Just Discovered Following an uprising at a Nazi concentration camp in Sobibor, Poland in the early 1940s, the Germans did their best to destroy any evidence that it had ever existed. It is estimated that a quarter million Jewish people were executed there during the Holocaust. In an attempt to erase history, the gas chambers were filled with sand, and a road was built on top of the remains. It remained hidden there for decades, until recently. Researchers were shocked when they got a tip as to where the location of the camp was, so they decided to start digging. After a few weeks, the camp was unearthed by a man who had a remarkable connection to it. Finally, we have reached our goalthe discovery of the gas chambers, archaeologist Yoram Haimi told reporters. We were amazed at the size of the building and the well-preserved condition of the chamber walls. Haimi had two uncles who died at the camp, and he had been passionate about uncovering it. Many personal items were found in the remains of the camp, including a wedding band. The extermination of people took place there; murder by smoke from an engine that killed everyone within 15 minutes in these gas chambers, in torment, shouting, fellow archaeologist Wojchiech Mazurek commented. The Nazis even breed geese in order to drown out these shouts so that prisoners could not have heard these shouts, these torments. According to records, it is believed that only 50 prisoners made it out of the camp alive. What do you think of this recent discovery? 