However, mass graves mass graves here is not human, but rather a mass grave cars of World War II.
This car hundreds of mass graves in the forest near the village of Chatillon, one of the oldest villages in Belgium. According to the Daily Mail, hundreds of car it is the first vehicle owned or taken by the U.S. Army and collected in one place.
Initially, the collection was done because the soldiers have started repatriated. This collection is intended to be easier if one day they want to pick it up and bring it to America, because the cost of shipping when it is considered expensive. However, until now the cars were still in the middle of the forest.
Over time, corrosion and rust coloring has many car bodies. Even started creeping shrubs such cars.
Not a few cars were stolen by local residents and collector cars, especially for collectors who are restoring the same car. The proof, as part of the dashboard and brand logo emblem missing a lot because it was taken for cannibalized.
Known mass graves currently contains approximately 100-150 vehicles. That's just one mass grave. It is estimated there are at least 4 cars graves around Chatillon with a total of about 500 units.
Car parked in the middle of the woods near Chatillon, a small and ancient village in the South of Belgium
Over time, corrosion and rust coloring has many car bodies. Even started creeping shrubs such cars.
Not a few cars were stolen by local residents and collector cars, especially for collectors who are restoring the same car. The proof, as part of the dashboard and brand logo emblem missing a lot because it was taken for cannibalized.
Known mass graves currently contains approximately 100-150 vehicles. That's just one mass grave. It is estimated there are at least 4 cars graves around Chatillon with a total of about 500 units.
Car parked in the middle of the woods near Chatillon, a small and ancient village in the South of Belgium
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