Danube's Low Water Uncovers Near-Intact WWII DKW Motorcycle in Budapest
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Record-low Danube levels in Budapest revealed a near‑intact Wehrmacht DKW NZ 350‑1 motorcycle from World War II, buried in the river mud with other munitions; experts at Hungary's Institute of Military History call it a once‑in‑a‑century discovery, noting the Danube may have been used to dump war relics.
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