Over 200 WWII Explosives Unearthed at Budapest Construction Site
A total of 244 World War II-era explosive devices were discovered at a construction site at 404 Üllői Road in Budapest’s 18th district, the Hungarian Defense Forces’ 1st Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Riverine Flotilla Regiment reported…
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