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The bodies of two Nazi soldiers from World War II have been found in the Danube River next to a motorcycle and their identification tags: they may have died in the Battle of Budapest

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The remains of two soldiers from the Second World War have been discovered in the Danube River, accompanied by a motorcycle and their identification tags. The recovery follows eight decades of submersion, with experts suggesting the individuals likely perished during the Battle of Budapest, a conflict that spanned from late 1944 to February 1945.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Historical discovery of WWII remains in the Danube River
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