A Dutch violin maker claims to have found the exact spot where Adolf Hitler’s treasure worth 50 million pounds is buried after cracking a code hidden in a sheet of wartime music.
Cyril Whistler from Arnhem, the Netherlands, has spent the last two years studying the music sheet titled “Marsch Impromptu,” by composer Gottfried Federlein.
The score is believed to be the key to a cache of lost gold and diamonds belonging to the Nazi leader and buried somewhere in Mittenwald, Germany.
It is thought the marks and typewritten comments above each line of music were added by Hitler’s private secretary Martin Bormann as clues to the whereabouts of the so-called ‘Tears of the Wolf’.