Gods graves glyphs ping
1 posted on
03/23/2011 7:43:56 PM PDT by
Charlespg
To: Charlespg
my computer’s anti-virus software didn’t like the page that opened after clicking the link.
2 posted on
03/23/2011 7:48:34 PM PDT by
Trajan88
(www.bullittclub.com)
To: SunkenCiv
of possible interest ping
3 posted on
03/23/2011 7:48:52 PM PDT by
DeoVindiceSicSemperTyrannis
(Want to make $$$? It's easy! Use FR as a platform to pimp your blog!!!)
To: Charlespg
4 posted on
03/23/2011 7:49:48 PM PDT by
ntnychik
To: Charlespg
Did they find the Amber Lamps?
5 posted on
03/23/2011 7:50:32 PM PDT by
dfwgator
To: Charlespg
The researchers are expected to enter the bunker in the coming days. It is unclear who will claim ownership of the vast treasure if it is discovered, with many experts putting the value of the room at at least £150m. Am I sensing another Jerry Rivers moment? LOL
8 posted on
03/23/2011 7:52:21 PM PDT by
rockrr
("Remember PATCO!")
To: Charlespg
The priceless room which once belonged the the King of Prussia Peter the Great Peter the Great was the Tsar of Russia. The Amber Room was given as a gift by Friedrich Wilhelm, the King of Prussia.
Journalists.
9 posted on
03/23/2011 7:55:22 PM PDT by
SeeSharp
To: Charlespg
Oh man, I hope this rumor is true...I would love to see pictures of that room!
Ed
12 posted on
03/23/2011 7:58:53 PM PDT by
Sir_Ed
To: Charlespg
If it once belonged to the King of Prussia, would that not make it the German Amber Room?
14 posted on
03/23/2011 8:00:56 PM PDT by
patton
To: Charlespg
To: Charlespg
Better hope it has not filled with water in 65 or so years.
17 posted on
03/23/2011 8:12:32 PM PDT by
Cheetahcat
( November 4 2008 ,A date which will live in Infamy.)
To: Charlespg
I keep hearing stories of assorted newly discovered caves, mineshafts and bunkers as being the location of the amber room but nothing ever comes of the stories. Never even anything interesting mentioned after opening the locations.
20 posted on
03/23/2011 8:33:04 PM PDT by
fso301
To: Charlespg
Get back to me in a week.
21 posted on
03/23/2011 8:34:42 PM PDT by
Paladin2
To: Charlespg
This would be fascinating.
To: Charlespg
Many had previously believed it, and other treasures, was on the liner Wilhelm Gustloff when it was sunk in 1945.
WILHELM GUSTLOFF
23 posted on
03/23/2011 8:53:15 PM PDT by
Larry381
(Sentio aliquos togatos contra me conspirare)
To: Charlespg
Wouldn't that be something if they did find it? I think the Russians reconstructed it.
26 posted on
03/23/2011 9:35:44 PM PDT by
ladyvet
( I would rather have Incitatus then the asses that are in congress today.)
To: Charlespg; SunkenCiv
Thanks Sunken Civ for the Ping
Tsarist Russia and the Romanovs have fascinated me since childhood.
I have every book on Anastasia, Catherine the Great, all the architecture and Palaces.
I had the great privilege of visiting Saint Petersburg in the early 90’s, and visited the Catherine Palace at Tsarskeloe Selo. So much had been destroyed by the Nazis in WWII , and the place where the fabled Amber Room stood was bare. A small collection of Amber objects rescued by the staff and buried in the gardens during the war were displayed. The original
room had been filled with such objects, all now lost.
I am hopeful that this great treasure will be found. These things usually do surface if they have not been broken up. I look forward to the day when people can visit Petersburg and see it in it’s rightful place.
29 posted on
03/23/2011 11:19:44 PM PDT by
Cincinna
( *** NOBAMA 2012 ***)
To: Charlespg
The Germans took the Amber Room to Konigsberg. The Russians took Konigsberg to Russia.
I guess that makes it even.
37 posted on
03/30/2011 2:40:07 PM PDT by
triumphant values
(Never criticize that to your right.)
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