No, this is not a new Dan Brown's book. It's real!
Barely six months after German violist Stefan Krah famously cracked a Nazi code that had eluded even the best cryptographers, a new challenge now holds the Netherlands in its grip. This time it is a coded document allegedly drafted by Hitler’s secretary Martin Bormann. While in April 1945 the Russians fought their way ferociously through Berlin, the Nazi’s hastily transported a stash of gold and Hitler’s personal diamonds to a secret location. During the final hours of the battle Hitler’s secretary, Martin Bormann, handed a coded document to an army chaplain and ordered him to take it to party-treasurer Schwarz in Munich. The document apparently revealed the location of the gold and diamonds. However, Schwarz had already been arrested by the allied forces and Bormann did not survive the Russian assault.
Who can decode the document and find the secret treasure?
From: http://www.nazicode.com/pressrelease.html
More:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4763854.stm
http://news.scotsman.com/ViewArticle.aspx?articleid=2755414
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