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World War II Red Army artillery piece found in German river

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A World War II artillery piece used by the Red Army was discovered in the Neisse River near Forst in Brandenburg, Germany.
The artillery is noted to be remarkably well-preserved and was utilized during the advance towards Berlin in 1945.
The recovery of the relic highlights ongoing efforts to uncover historical artifacts from the war in Germany.
Local authorities have reported the find and are expected to conduct further investigations into the site.

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A World War II artillery piece used by the Red Army was discovered in the Neisse River near Forst in Brandenburg, Germany.
The artillery is noted to be remarkably well-preserved and was utilized during the advance towards Berlin in 1945.
The recovery of the relic highlights ongoing efforts to uncover historical artifacts from the war in Germany.
Local authorities have reported the find and are expected to conduct further investigations into the site.

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