The treasure hidden below the bottom of the Cup for more than 70 yearsRings and chains are wrapped carefully before canvas hide on the bottom of a Cup in the biggest concentration camp under the Nazis.---Check shows the gold ring is created in Poland in the period from 1921 to 1931. Photo: the Auschwitz Museum.According to CNN, the staff at the Auschwitz Museum in Oświęcim, Poland, found the ring and gold chains in the bottom layer of a Bangkok early last week. They are among the last property of a people being taken to Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest concentration camps established by Nazi Germany in World War II.--The lines are wrapped before canvas carefully tucked under the bottom of the Cup. Photo: the Auschwitz Museum."The action hide items of value on the one hand the vigilance of the victims before looting the nature of action taken to concentration camps. On the other hand, it shows many Jewish families often hope they will need this stuff to survive ", Piotr Cywinski, Director of the Museum said.Nazi Germany frequently said to the Jewish victims that they were taken to concentration camps to resettlement and starting life at new place. Those deported are allowed to bring a little bit of baggage. The Nazis are confident of this luggage contains the most valuable assets of the family be deported, according to Cywinski.-X-ray Image shows the ring and gold necklace tucked under the bottom of the Cup. Photo: the Auschwitz Museum.The treasure was found in when Museum staff examining 12,000 collection kitchen glaze. According to the Museum's announcement, rings and necklaces will be maintained in a manner that reflects the Act of concealing the owner, in order to attest to the destiny of the Jewish people were deported to concentration camps.
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