Photo Camera of World War II Soldier Found in Luxembourg. Amazing Images of the Battle of the Bulge Are Real but Story is Reportedly Fake

A US Navy captain and a historian allegedly made an incredible discovery while scrambling the mountains in Luxembourg searching for lost objects left behind after the Battle of the Bulge in the World War II.

The story which is believed to be a hoax, claims that Captain Mark D. Anderson and historian Jean Muller used a metal detector equipment to find a foxhole used by soldiers in efforts to seek for shelter during the confrontation. Inside the hole they found the belongings of Louis J. Archambeau, a US soldier killed on the battle field.

Among the lost items of the American soldier, there was also a photographic camera with an undeveloped film inside.

Anderson and Muller have developed the film and thus the images that have been buried for about 70 years came to light.

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Louis J. Archambeau lost indeed his life in Luxembourg but the photos are not known to have been snapped by him.