Sunken WWII era ships appear as Danube levels go down amid drought

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The Globe and Mail - World · 2d ago

The wrecks of World War II-era German ships have resurfaced along the Danube in Serbia as record-low water levels expose vessels sunk at the end of the war by the retreating Nazi army.

Originally published by The Globe and Mail - World.

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