German WWII soldiers' remains found in Danube with motorcycle

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Sept, 16:03 · Archive

Remains of two German soldiers and a Wehrmacht motorcycle have emerged from the Danube River in Budapest.

The discovery was announced by the German War Graves Commission, which locates and recovers German war dead. The finds date to more than 80 years after the Second World War ended.

How it is being reported

• Unidentified remains of 2 German soldiers found near WWII motorcycle in Danube RiverThe discovery was announced by the German War Graves Commission, an organization that works to locate, recover and identify German war dead, in August.New York Post · 23 Sept, 15:47
• Mystery surrounds German soldiers found near mud-covered WWII motorcycle in DanubeA Wehrmacht motorcycle and the remains of two German soldiers have emerged from the Danube River in Budapest more than 80 years after World War II ended.Fox News · 23 Sept, 13:00

In this story: German War Graves Commission · Budapest · Danube River

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