After World War II, 1 1 Nazi soldiers were forgotten in the North Pole. What is their fate?

First of all, Nazi soldiers stationed in the Arctic are well known. The North Pole is a place of ice and snow, and no one lives there. Why are Nazi soldiers stationed in the North Pole? Is it true that the Nazis have secret bases in the Arctic?

In fact, 1 1 Nazi soldiers stationed in the North Pole have a special mission to go to the North Pole.

It turned out that Nazi Germany had a weather station in the Arctic, which was used to monitor the climate in the Arctic, predict the climate change in the Atlantic and provide meteorological data for war operations.

This 1 1 Nazi soldier is a technician sent by Germany to the Arctic meteorological monitoring station.

Nazi soldiers in the Arctic

1In September, 944, this Nazi soldier set off from Norway on a submarine of the German Navy and set foot on this barren North Pole. Their weather station is located in Spitsbergen, Norway, east of Greenland.

After they arrived at their destination, the gang set up camp. Their daily job was to observe the climate in the Arctic, and then make a weather forecast report for the Atlantic Ocean and send it to Berlin, the capital of Germany.

German Nazi submarines in the Arctic

The weather forecast from the Arctic was used by the Germans, which provided great help for their military operations in the Atlantic Ocean. After learning of this situation, the Allies sent a plane to the North Pole to bomb the German meteorological monitoring station, but the plane failed because of the bad weather.

These are the main reasons why Nazi soldiers were stationed in the Arctic. My point here is that these 1 1 Nazi soldiers stationed in the North Pole should belong to meteorological and technical experts, but they serve the Nazi German army.

Nazi soldiers who made meteorological observations in the Arctic.

These 1 1 Nazi soldiers, who provide weather forecasts not for the benefit of mankind, but to help Germany wage war, are out-and-out Nazi fascist soldiers.

Secondly, why 1 1 Nazi soldiers were forgotten in the North Pole? As we all know, Germany surrendered on May 8, 1945, and all Nazi troops ceased fighting.

1 1 Nazi soldiers who were far away from the North Pole received instructions from their superiors that Germany had been defeated and surrendered and would destroy all the secret documents of the weather station, but their superiors ordered them to continue serving in the North Pole.

As a result, these 1 1 Nazi soldiers still chose to serve in the Arctic weather station and were gradually forgotten in the Arctic.

Here is a very strange question. Now that Germany has surrendered, why do the soldiers of the Arctic weather station continue to work?

Nazi soldiers forgotten in the Arctic

After thinking for a long time, I think there may be two reasons. One is that Nazi Germany made plans to revive in the future, and the other is that Nazi Germany didn't want to take them back at all!