SOURCE: Der Spiegel
7-22-13
tags: World War II, Netherlands, fishing, Dutch people, Panzefaust, anti-tank weapons
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7-22-13
Dutch fisherman catches Panzerfaust
Breaking Newstags: World War II, Netherlands, fishing, Dutch people, Panzefaust, anti-tank weapons
If you want to go fishing in Germany, you had better watch what you put on your hook. It's a lesson that a Dutch tourist learned on Sunday when, instead of using bait, he decided to try using a magnet.
His fresh catch was probably more than he bargained for. The fisherman reeled in a World War II-era Panzerfaust anti-tank shell in a shallow stream in Seifhennersdorf in the eastern state of Saxony....
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