80 year old sealed Nazi SS ritual site reveals chamber of extreme horrors
A handwritten entry implied the lab had successfully developed a weapon that could shut down the brain in minutes without leaving any physical trace.
80 year old Nazi secrets that were never meant to surface
Photographs of human test subjects slumped in fog chambers tagged only as S-14. And when you hear what ‘phase three, no response’ really meant, you'll understand why this story was never meant to surface.
According to The Curious Mind channel, in the of summer 2022, Czech heritage officials gave the green light to a team of scientists, military historians and archaeologists to enter an 80 year old sealed Nazi bunker which turned out to be a clandestine human experimentation lab.
Scientists Speechless! This Nazi Lab Was Sealed for 80 Years — And You Won’t Believe What Was Inside
Note: This video appears to be AI generated, as some of the imagery does not always reflect the script, which is not uncommon. But it does capture oppression, cruelty and other atrocities associated with human experimentation.
Premiered: 15 August 2025 – Runtime 20 mins
Key Findings
The 80 year old sealed bunker-lab ‘V 49 Süd’ didn't have launchpads or missile silos. Instead, it had laboratories, sealed rooms, drainage channels, and most disturbingly, a sub-basement with a medical wing.
Project Nebel (Project Fog) was dispersion-based neutralization strategy using airborne destabilizers. A fog designed to disorient, confuse, break people down from the inside out.
The lab had rows of metal tables frozen in time, flasks, pipettes, glass tanks… drawers lined with vials… some marked gift gas (poison gas), some with the skull and crossbones and The Black Sun. That symbol belonged to a darker occult corner of the SS. A place where science bled into something else entirely… a ritual site with hardware.
Perhaps the most haunting discovery was a series of photographic slides and negatives stored in airtight cases. When developed, they revealed black and white images of humanoid figures, some sitting, some strapped to chairs, others behind glass, undergoing unknown procedures.
Executions were logged like routine maintenance. Some subjects were listed as freiviliga - volunteers, but others, Zugange von Lager Driezehn - Transfers from Camp 13. That name wasn't in any official Nazi camp registry. But historians in the room recognized it instantly. Camp 13 had long been whispered about. An unofficial black site near Dachau used for operations too dark even for SS records. No confirmed proof, no photos, just scraps of testimony. Until now.
At the far end of the corridor, the team reached one final room…whatever happened in that room left a stain nobody could scrub clean. To this day, the identities of the victims are unknown. But fingerprint samples and DNA swabs have been sent to international human rights organizations.
Some believe V 49 Süd had ties to Unit 731, Imperial Japan's biological warfare division. Both projects obsessed over fog, dispersal and non-visible control mechanisms. They didn't care about killing people. They wanted to override the human body.
Before this bunker opened, the narrative was clean. Nazi science was brutal but primitive… None of what they found inside followed known Reich protocol. The tech was decades ahead.
In one notebook recovered from the lead lined chamber, the following entry was found: Fog pressure level three, subject lost speech, minimal eye response. After 15 minutes, zero brain activity. That single entry, casually handwritten in red ink, implied the lab had successfully developed a weapon that could shut down the brain in minutes without leaving any physical trace.
If true, it means V 49 Süd may have developed the blueprint for a non-lethal neurological weapon 70 years before it ever appeared in public defense journals. So why haven't we heard about this? Because according to leaked NATO internal correspondence, the facility was flagged as extreme sensitivity level 4. It wasn't that the discovery was too obscure. It was that what was found could challenge everything we think we know about Nazi science, cold war research, and even modern defense strategy.
Transcript Notes
Narrator: The Luftwaffe Operation bunker is buried beneath an unmarked forest trail near the German Czech border and no one was supposed to find it. Researchers uncovered crystallized nerve agents, blackboards covered in brain wave collapse equations and a red folder labeled Nebelkern (fog core).
Comment: “It's an extraordinary program because all those involved knew what was going on. It's not as if they were blinded. They accept that euthanasia is a legitimate policy.”
Narrator: But the real shock came deeper. Photographs of human test subjects slumped in fog chambers tagged only as S-14. And when you hear what phase three, no response, really meant, you'll understand why this story was never meant to surface.
Comment: “To making troops do things that they couldn't normally do. It was almost like a chemical unlocking of superhuman ability.”
Nazi Germany’s chemical weapons black program
Narrator: What was this place? They called it V 49 Süd. That was the only thing ever logged. No staff rosters, no design blueprints, no operation manuals, just a name buried in dusty wartime archives. But when researchers began comparing maps from the 1940s with newly declassified aerial photos, it became clear this wasn't an isolated bunker. It was one node in a wider network of underground facilities built during the later stages of World War II. And based on scattered notes from Blizna and Peenemünde, some historians think this one might have been part of Nazi Germany's chemical weapons black program.
We're talking about Tabun, Sarin, the same nerve agents that Nazi scientists weaponized before anyone else in the modern world. Tabun was first synthesized by German chemist Gerhard Schröder in 1936, and by 1942, Hitler's scientists had already begun producing it in deadly quantities at a facility called Dyhernfurth, now in modern-day Poland. But after that site was taken out, the question was, where did the rest of it go?
V 49 Süd might be the answer. The Allies never touched this place. In fact, intelligence documents from 1944 marked the region nonstrategic. Translation: No bombs, no recon, no eyes, which makes it a sealed chamber frozen in time. But here's the wild part.
Project Nebel - Project Fog
In a debriefing from a 1963 East German defector, there's one sentence that stands out: A mountain cell where the mist burns skin. People thought it was cold war paranoia until that exact phrase showed up in a handwritten field notebook recovered decades later at the site. That cracked everything wide open.
Turns out there were whispers of something called Project Nebel - Project Fog. A dispersion-based neutralization strategy using airborne destabilizers. Vague? Definitely. Harmless? Not even close. Some believe this wasn't about choking gas or lethal vapor. This was something more subtle, more controlled. A fog designed to disorient, confuse, break people down from the inside out.
And the structure? Weirdly advanced. Lighter scans showed a 60/35 meter bunker with steel reinforced concrete, lead lining, and zinc panels. That's not basic defense. That's shielding. Either to protect the outside world from what's inside or the other way around.
Comment: “…There are six big radars here. Yes. And this is the heart of the technology.”
Narrator: Several architectural elements matched with Nazi blueprints recovered from Blizna and Peenemünde, both of which were key research hubs for the V2 rocket program and the Wunderwaffe initiatives. But V 49 Süd didn't have launchpads or missile silos. Instead, it had laboratories, sealed rooms, drainage channels, and most disturbingly, a sub-basement with a medical wing. So why seal it? And more importantly, what were they hiding?
From Secret to Terrifying
For nearly 80 years, no one could open that door. Until 2022. That's when a joint team of scientists, military historians, and archaeologists got clearance. And what they found behind the steel, that's where things went from secret to terrifying. Opening the lab, the door wasn't normal. No handle, no hinges. Just a slab of rusted steel buried under moss and mud, sealed tighter than a vault. But ground scans didn't lie. There were rooms behind it, at least five, maybe more. And after nearly 80 years of silence, the team was ready to open it.
The air was thick with nitrogen and nerve agent by-products
Military grade plasma cutters, hydraulic jacks, and magnetic sensors were brought in. Even then, it took hours. This wasn't a lock. It was a pressure sealed system. Some said vacuum preserved. Others, they weren't so sure. They thought it might have been meant to keep something in. They didn't walk in. Not at first. They dropped in a drone. Canary model. Small, light, fitted with gas sensors and thermal cams. What it found? Straight up eerie. The air was thick with nitrogen, heavy, suffocating, total oxygen deprivation, but worse, traces of chlorinated hydrocarbons, phosphorous compounds. These weren't just old chemicals. These were by-products of nerve agent synthesis.
Once ventilated, the team stepped in. And what they found? Straight out of a nightmare. Rows of metal tables frozen in time. Flasks still upright, pipettes crusted with old residue, glass tanks, some shattered, others sealed tight, rubber stoppers so thick they cracked under tension, drawers lined with vials, labels scribbled in German shorthand. Some marked gift gas (poison gas), some with the skull and crossbones.
Poison gas, skull and crossbones and the Black Sun
And others? They had something worse. The Black Sun. That symbol didn't belong in a lab. It belonged to a darker corner of the SS. An occult one. A place where science bled into something else entirely.
Then came the wall of filing cabinets.
Comment: “The view - there was a little wood cabin here… the stones are the remaining foundation of that cabin. And he (Hitler) used that as a writer's retreat to finish his book Mein Kampf.”
Narrator: All intact, locked, each labeled with cold, clinical tags. Versuk A1 to A99 - Test A1 to A99. Körperreaktionen - Body Reactions and Übertragong - Transmission. But one stood out. Red folder single word. Nebelkern. No official record, no translation. Best guess? Fog core. Sounds like a comic book weapon. Until they opened it.
This was something new - meant to attack the brain, not the lungs
Inside were diagrams, charts, schematics. One showed vibration generators wired into aerosol vents. Another looked like a prototype of a sonic transducer. The same kind used decades later in modern crowd controls systems. This wasn't poison gas. This was something new, something meant to attack the brain, not the lungs. And just when they thought it couldn't get darker, they turned to the chalkboard, still standing, still covered in equations. Some were basic chemistry, but others, frequencies overlapping sound waves.
One phrase was written out, underlined three times:
Neurologischer Zusammenbruch Durch Schallfeldüberlagerung - Neurological Collapse Through Sound Field Overlap.
This wasn't just chemical warfare. This was psychological warfare, sensory warfare, reality distortion, and tucked behind a false wall.
A wooden crate stamped F66 - returned to Wewelsburg. That's the SS's occult stronghold, the castle where Himmler held ceremonies and ran unsanctioned experiments.
So now it wasn't just a lab. It was a ritual site with hardware. One of the military historians on site didn't hesitate. He looked around and said, “This wasn't built to defend anything. It was built to test how far they could go.”
What they found inside
Once they had full access, the deeper they moved into V 49 Süd, the more twisted it got. In one corner sat a row of sealed metal containers, not standard storage. These were lead lined, some locked in thick milky glass and held shut with corroded clamps. Labels were faded but not gone.
Chlorverbindungen, Organophosphat B, Saureinjektor - Chlorine Compounds, Organo Phosphate B, an early nerve agent, acid injector.
But one container stood out. It was marked with a new term, STAF N42A, Nebelkern stabilizator. That word again, Nebelkern. But now it had a modifier. Stabilizer. Whatever this core was, it needed to be contained. Inside the casing, a crystal sphere floating in thick amber gel, no bigger than a tennis ball. Its cloudy center flickered under UV light, like it was pulsing. Nobody on the team could explain it. And yet, something about it felt familiar.
Back in 1945, during the Allied sweep of the Harz Mountains, there was a classified report, a crystal anomaly found near Nordhousen. Never confirmed. The report was buried in British archives and only resurfaced after declassification in 2012. That sample lost, but this one was real, intact, and sealed. And then they found the machine, a strange hybrid of a centrifuge and an acoustic modulator covered in dust and wires. It was jacked into a wall panel labeled with three dials: amplitude, frequenz, and nebeldruk (fog pressure).
Frequency based chemical delivery using sound waves
Several observers immediately speculated this was the core dispersal unit of Project Nebel, the machine designed to activate and control whatever fog weapon the lab had been working on. In a side room, the team found a large chalkboard with arcane looking formulas and German inscriptions referencing carrier oscillations and transdermal absorption via frequency fog. The implication this wasn't just chemistry. This was frequency based chemical delivery, meaning the agents could have been activated or targeted using sound waves.
Perhaps the most haunting discovery was a series of photographic slides and negatives stored in airtight cases. When developed, they revealed black and white images of humanoid figures, some sitting, some strapped to chairs, others behind glass, undergoing unknown procedures. Their faces were obscured, their limbs sometimes blurred in motion, but the fear in their posture was unmistakable. The slides were labeled with codes, not names.
One recurring subject appeared in over a dozen frames. Same tag, S-14. In one slide, he slumped forward, mouth open, mist clouding the chamber, and scribbled on the border of the photo: phase three, no response, breathing shallow. None of this was theoretical anymore because in the next section of the lab, the team found the part no one wanted to believe was real.
Were human experiments conducted?
The answer hit harder than anyone expected. Yes.
Deeper in the bunker, past the tanks and the test benches, the team reached a section they thought were just holding cells. But inside, cold light rigs overhead, rusted drains carved into the floor, steel tables fitted with leather straps and tucked into the corners. Old biometric gear, primitive but familiar tubes for blood collection, a stuttering heart rate recorder, something that looked like an EEG, just older, rougher.
One room was completely lined with lead panels, not paint, full metal sheets bolted edge to edge. Radiation shielding, maybe. But there were no signs of isotopes anywhere. That left another possibility. Shielding from sound or frequencies, either to keep something from leaking out or to trap something in.
Executions logged like routine maintenance & transfers from Camp 13
Then they found the logs. Behind a false wall, jammed in a rusted cabinet was a stack of handwritten records, test entries, dozens of them, labeled and dated from June 1943 to October 1944. Each page followed the same formula. Subject number, chemical compound used, modifiers applied, fog, sound, temperature, and final result. These weren't experiments. These were executions logged like routine maintenance. And here's what chilled the room. Some subjects were listed as freiviliga - volunteers, but others, Zugange von Lager Driezehn - Transfers from Camp 13. That name wasn't in any official Nazi camp registry. But historians in the room recognized it instantly.
Camp 13 had long been whispered about. An unofficial black site near Dachau used for operations too dark even for SS records. No confirmed proof, no photos, just scraps of testimony. Until now.
He begged to stop. I told them to record the vocal tremors.
And then came Behrens. Buried beneath loose floorboards, the team found a small red notebook, leather cover. Inside, notes in frantic German shorthand. No formal signature, just a name on the first page. Dr. K. Behrens and his handwriting told the story.
One entry stood out. S-14 has not slept in 3 days. The mist does not leave the lungs. We adjusted the frequency. He begged to stop. I told them to record the vocal tremors.
That line broke the room. Who was this man? Who gave him power? No official record exists, but the notebook entries suggest he wasn't just a lab tech. He may have been the architect of the entire Nebelkern theory. So why did he vanish? Theories abound.
Some say Behren was executed during the Reich's collapse to prevent leaks. Others believe he was absorbed into postwar operations like Paperclip or Alsos where former Nazi scientists were secretly recruited by the US and Soviet programs.
Fingerprint samples and DNA swabs of unknown victims have been handed to international human rights organisations
One unverified claim from a 1952 CIA memo lists a Dr. Carl B working on early brainwave monitoring devices in New Mexico. Whether or not this was the same man, the implications are disturbing. At the far end of the corridor, the team reached one final room. Two steel chairs bolted to the floor facing each other, an intercom panel in between, walls covered in acoustic foam. Some think it was an interrogation chamber. Others believe it was for testing communication breakdown under sound interference. No matter the purpose, whatever happened in that room left a stain nobody could scrub clean.
To this day, the identities of the victims are unknown. But fingerprint samples and DNA swabs have been handed off to international human rights organizations. Silent evidence waiting for justice. And just when you think this can't get any worse.
Why this lab changes what we knew
Before this bunker opened, the narrative was clean. Nazi science was brutal but primitive. Rockets, chemicals, grotesque medical trials, the stuff everyone knows. But what was uncovered in V 49 Süd tore that script to shreds. Because here's the deal. None of what they found inside followed known Reich protocol. The tech, decades ahead. Some of the devices used modular frequency controls. Others had dispersal rigs that mirrored vibration-based chemical delivery, something modern defense labs only started talking about in the 70s.
Comment: “The destruction of Richter's lab. It's been blown up deliberately.”
Narrator: One machine had electromagnetic shielding that looked eerily like cold war deterrent systems except it was built 30 years earlier. Let's talk specifics. That Nebelkern schematic? Engineers from three different research institutes took a look. Their verdict? The dispersal method was nearly identical to modern piezoelectric aerosolizers, like the kind used in hospitals for nebulizing medicine. Except this one wasn't built to heal. It was built to disable or worse.
And here's where it turns sideways.
Some recovered notes didn't use Reicher metric units. They used measurement systems not recognized in any German military handbook. That kicked off a firestorm of speculation because if those units weren't German, the question is where did they come from?
One declassified memo pulled from a dusty East German archive referenced:
Technologies zu uns gekommen uber umwege – nicht Slawisch, nicht Arisch, nicht Russisch -Technologies came to us indirectly – not Slavic, not Aryan, not Russian
That one sentence flipped everything. Was that coded language? Was it pointing to recovered tech from foreign sources? Or was it referring to secret alliances? Because the next theory is even more unnerving.
Some believe V 49 Süd had ties to Unit 731, Imperial Japan's biological warfare division. Both projects obsessed over fog, dispersal and non-visible control mechanisms. They didn't care about unaliving outright. They wanted to override the human body.
And one note inside V 49 Süd scribbled kanji next to a chemical compound. Coincidence? Maybe. But after everything else, hard to ignore.
Still, let's say none of that is true. Let's strip away the theories. What's left? A lab that wasn't built to mass-produce. There were no bunkers for ammunition, no troop barracks, no evacuation plans. It was a place built to ask questions no one should have been asking.
What happens to the human body when exposed to infrasound for five straight hours?
Can a chemical compound be absorbed faster if introduced alongside acoustic vibration?
How does fear manifest in brain wave patterns when fog interferes with oxygen absorption?
The answers weren't theoretical. They were measured, logged, grafted. In one notebook recovered from the lead lined chamber, the following entry was found:
Fog pressure level three, subject lost speech, minimal eye response. After 15 minutes, zero brain activity.
That single entry, casually handwritten in red ink, implied the lab had successfully developed a weapon that could shut down the brain in minutes without leaving any physical trace.
If true, it means V 49 Süd may have developed the blueprint for a non-lethal neurological weapon 70 years before it ever appeared in public defense journals. So why haven't we heard about this? Because according to leaked NATO internal correspondence, the facility was flagged as extreme sensitivity level 4. It wasn't that the discovery was too obscure. It was that what was found could challenge everything we think we know about Nazi science, cold war research, and even modern defense strategy.
Comment: “There are forms of biological warfare that go beyond weapons as we think about it.”
Narrator: One of the most hotly debated finds was a circular metal plate recovered from the deepest section of the lab. It had dozens of small holes drilled in a pattern resembling a Fibonacci spiral, a sequence often linked to natural order, but also observed in various acoustic resonance experiments. The object bore a cryptic label Oscillator N Project. Engineers determined it was likely part of a frequency modulation system, possibly tied to the same neurological collapse mentioned on the blackboard earlier.
Several independent labs are now testing replicas of the oscillator in soundproof chambers. Early results show that it can generate harmonic feedback loops at sub-audible frequencies. In theory, it could cause nausea, disorientation, and cognitive breakdown in human subjects, even at low power.
That's not science fiction. That's scientifically replicable. Which brings us to the real horror. If Nazi Germany was this close to inventing frequency-based control weapons in the 1940s, how far have modern militaries gone since? It's no secret that DARPA has experimented with acoustic crowd control, infrasound disruption, and neurological mapping using non-invasive tech. But none of those programs, at least publicly, have ever claimed to erase brain activity in 15 minutes. And yet, this obscure lab from 1944 might have done just that.
So, what was really going on behind that sealed door? Was it science, sorcery, or something even darker? Could this change what we thought we knew about World War II? And why is no one talking about the other sites just like it?
Via targeted individual (9 yrs) Goz Goz aka Stephen Cummins, musician, music producer, advanced healer, (original) linguistics educator, (hidden history) historian.
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The Black Sun is not a single unified order, but a confluence of lineages, occult schools, and militarized networks bound by a shared initiatory symbol and a core doctrine of dominance through hidden control. Its roots are older than its modern name. The symbol and the teaching predate its most recognized 20th century expressions by many thousands of years.
The Black Sun's conceptual seed lies in pre-cataclysmic cults that venerated the hidden star, an esoteric representation of power drawn from shadowed realms beyond the visible sun…
The Black Sun's leadership embedded itself within imperial militaries, secret priesthoods, and later intelligence networks. Unlike the Dragon families, which maintained visible dynastic structures, the Black Sun favored deep infiltration and anonymity, working as a network inside the network. Some of its highest initiates were granted access to specific 21 Seat circles as military or strategic advisers, never formally holding thrones but influencing them.
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~ evolutionary acceleration through controlled conflict
~ engineering crises to catalyze the direction of civilizations
~ use of occult symbolism, geometry, and cyclical timing to amplify control operations
~ harnessing both material and subtle energy sources, including the human emotional field, as a form of fuel
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Occult priesthoods, guardians of the symbolic and ritual aspects, work to maintain the esoteric coherence of the doctrine. Military strategists manage force projection, covert operations and strategic destabilization.
Industrial and financial nodes control production chains, supply lines and capital flows to ensure dependence on their networks, cultural engineers, shape arts, education and ideology to normalize the presence of their patterns without public awareness. relationship to the 21 seats.
The Black Sun is less a peer to the Seats and more an embedded influence like a shadow framework laid over the same map. At times they have acted as the enforcers of enforcers, providing skills and operations the thrones could not overtly perform…
120 years ago to present
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