This treasure house was a tourist attraction in the Soviet era until the 1930s. However, during World War II in 1941, it was taken back to Germany by the Japanese.

The Germans at that time felt good about themselves and thought that anything belonging to the Germanic people was their property.

Of course, things belonging to the Kingdom of Prussia belong to Germany!

But the good times didn't last long, as the Japanese were defeated in the European battlefield in 1945. In order to make a comeback, the Japanese carried out a large-scale transfer of treasures.

The Amber Room was also moved and hidden as the primary treasure.

For more than a hundred years afterwards, all the countries involved in World War II, including Germany, searched for traces of the Amber Room.

But nothing was found except a few fragments!

Legend has it that the Amber Room was destroyed when Königsberg was razed to the ground by the Royal Air Force in 1945.

There is a legend that there was a fire in Königsberg before it was bombed, and the Amber Room might have been burned down long ago.

However, the results of a survey in 1997 broke this statement.

The reason is that the Amber Room was built with more than 6 tons of amber and dozens of tons of gold. If it burned down, there would definitely be a lot of gold left on the ground!

And there is nothing in the ruins!

Another point not mentioned is **’s ideology!

** is a political group with a strong sense of national pride. They can treat other nations' treasures as dirt, but they will never destroy their own national historical heritage.

This made Lu Guansheng more determined that the Amber Room had been moved!

Because it happened in the last century, there are abundant online records, which makes investigating clues much easier.

Many experts suspect that the ** moved these treasures to an experimental base at Lake Toplitz in Austria.

Some people also believe that the German army did not move the Amber Room to Königsberg at all because fragments of the Amber Room were found in Kaliningrad, Russia!

However, many people have seen the Amber Room on display in Königsberg, and have left behind a lot of historical materials, so this statement is not true.

Finally, there is the 20-meter-deep pit discovered in Deutschneudorf in 2008, which is said to be the location where the Amber Room was hidden.

But the most representative theory was put forward by a man named Harry Hunter, who claimed that his ancestors were assassins who participated in the transfer of the Amber Room.

The places he pointed out were Weimar and Saalfeld.

Weimar is located on the edge of a mountain, and Saalfeld is a small town on the outskirts of the city. These two locations were far less eye-catching than the other places. Therefore, no one paid attention to them for many years until he brought them up.

But decades have passed and no one has found any trace of the Amber Room.