  6 Mind-Blowing Things Recently Discovered From WWII  We think
of the world as a crowded place -- in an era when even Mt.
Everest has cell phone coverage, you wouldn't think that
anything could go undiscovered for long. But you'd be surprised
-- for instance, nearly seven decades after World War II ended,
stuff is still turning up -- and we're not talking about an old
rusty Luger here or a set of dog tags there. We're talking about
stuff like...  #6. A Bunker for Goebbels and Hitler's Bodyguards
Discovered in the 90s   Just as Godwin's Law states that every
argument approaches the mention of Nazis the longer it drags on,
so too does every construction project in Berlin approach Nazi
bunkers the deeper it digs. Even today, it seems like the city
can't put a shovel to ground without accidentally unearthing
another cement time capsule of evil from the 1940s.  For
instance, while trying to build a Holocaust memorial in 1998,
construction workers stumbled across Joseph Goebbles' bunker. It
somehow survived devast