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"        The wreckage of a World War II\u00A0Soviet plane, believed to have been shot down in combat with German forces in\u00A0January 1945, has been recovered from the mud of the\u00A0Bzura river in Poland. The remains of two crew members were also found, complete with at least some of the gear they were wearing at the time,\u00A0and the plane fragments have\u00A0been spirited away to a museum in\u00A0Wyszogrod for further examination. The above video shows off the recovered\u00A0bits and pieces, including what appears to be the engine. There&amp;#039;s also a good look at some of the Cyrillic script seeming to confirm its Soviet origin, as well as bullets and piece of the console. There&amp;#039;s even a bit of clothing that&amp;#039;s remarkably well preserved. According to Reuters, the location of the plane had been known, but nobody had taken the effort to actually retrieve it thanks to what is usually a much higher water level. A drought in the area, however, provided the perfect excuse to finally pull it from its muddy grave. On the other hand, now locals can&amp;#039;t say there&amp;#039;s a plane out in the riverbed, which seems like it would have been a pretty cool thing to tell kids and visitors. Source: Reuters "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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