Even though World War II ended nearly 80 years ago, its legacy still haunts Europe, lurking beneath the surface—literally. Scattered across the continent, buried under layers of soil and urban development, are countless unexploded bombs, remnants of the intense bombing campaigns that devastated cities and landscapes.
During World War II, Allied forces dropped millions of tons of bombs on Europe, with Germany being one of the most heavily targeted regions.
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