Beautiful church bell hidden during WWII unearthed over 80 years later

Beautiful church bell hidden during WWII unearthed over 80 years later

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A bell hidden from marauding Germans during WWII has again rung out across the mountain valleys after being excavated from the ground over 80 years later. CE Report quoting The First News

The 300-kg bell which has been preserved in perfect condition was found hidden inside the remains of a bell tower in the village of Maniów, near Sanok.

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