Breaking News: Just Found Nazi hidden Gas Chambers at Sobibor in Poland

Archaeologists uncover hidden gas chambers 
at Nazi death camp Sobibor in Poland

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Archaeologists working at the site of the Nazi concentration camp at Sobibor, in eastern Poland, say they have uncovered previously hidden gas chambers in which an estimated 250,000 Jews were killed.

German forces tried to erase all traces of the camp when they closed it down following an uprising there on October 14, 1943. The Nazis demolished the gas chambers and an asphalt road was later built over the top.

Archaeologists excavated beneath the road and found lines of bricks, laid four deep, where they believe the walls of the gas chambers used to stand.

They have been able to establish how big the chambers were, information they said would help build up a more precise picture of how many people were murdered at the camp.

"Finally, we have reached our goal - the discovery of the gas chambers," said Yoram Haimi, one of the archaeologists.

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