The remains of Hitler's adventure complicated deeply in the jungles of northeastern Poland is popular as the website of an killing effort on Adolf hitler by Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg and made popular by a 2008 movie starring Tom Cruise.
The Wolf's Lair provided as one of Hitler's army head office during Community War Two and was damaged by the Nazi makes as they retreated in beginning 1945.
The website -- whose name represents Hitler's handle, "Mr. Wolf" -- contains 80 structures at its higher and is run by the regional forestry specialist.
"We are awaiting provides, but so far we have none," regional forestry formal Zenon Piotrowicz said.
"The specifications are quite higher because we want a new leaseholder to shell out a lot, particularly in a art gallery with an display that could be start throughout."
The staying remains are start to the community, but do not appeal to many readers because they are invisible deeply in a jungles and available only by dangerous dust streets.
The adventure near the European edge was designed in 1940 and 1941 to secure Adolf hitler and other top Nazi authorities from air bombardment during Function Barbarossa, the attack of the Soviet Partnership. It had its own energy place and a train place.
The complicated was intensely invisible in the jungles and ornamented by a minefield, which took 10 years to apparent after the war.
