About The Mysterious U-Boat Sunk On A Top Secret Mission | Hunt for U-479 | Real History
Two Finnish filmmakers and a team of international divers go in search of a WWII German U-boat and attempt to uncover the facts of a 60-year mystery. The U-479 went missing in November 1944, in the Gulf of Finland. Soviet sources claimed that their submarine, the Lembit sunk the boat, but the official story has never been considered a satisfactory explanation so the filmmakers decide to do some digging of their own.
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- The Mysterious U-Boat Sunk On A Top Secret Mission | Hunt for U-479 | Real History
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- History
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- 57 minutes
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- English
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