Note: the planned use for the facility was as last refuge for the Fuhrer and top Nazis had they adopted the Alpine Redoubt plan and moved 300,000 German troops into Thuringia. Hitler rejected that and stayed in Berlin. But the SS continued construction and buried some high level weapons there.

If I had a bunch of 70 year old atom bombs lying around in my backyard, I'd want to see them secured. I probably won't live until 2045, but those ancient weapons could shorten my remaining span considerably. Who gave the order to wait? By 2045, Germany will be part of the Muslim Caliphate. Not the best people to be leaving a cave full of super weapons and a secret aircraft to. "Angele Merkel, open that cave!"

Patrick, anything SS was under General Hans Kammler. Things like disc aircraft, EM Wave weapons, the Foo Fighters (4 different weapons), all new rocketry, jet and rocket fighters, the new atomic bomb project, and the Bell Device plus all underground super construction projects were controlled by him. Hitler chose not to retreat to the Alpine Redoubt, so Jonastal S.III went on without him. No one knows why the US Army and even Red Army did not explore the bulk of Nazi underground facilities fully. The SS blew the tunnels so hundreds of tons of concrete and steel block the passages to each section of the hub. The Fuhrer bunker 2 would have been in the middle of millions of sq ft of exotics. I don't even think the US Army recovered the EM Wave weapon there. As for nuke tests, there was one in Jan 1945 in the Baltic and one in March 1945 in Thuringia which are claimed. Whether these are mini-nukes if 440kg or SS liquid air bombs... nobody can confirm. Germans also invented FAEs and had nerve gases Sarin, Somen, and Tabun.There are eyewitness to a new 92 ft tall German cluster rocket launch too in Thuringia. Anyway, a 100 year classification is unbelievable. The disc craft, a 75 year classification. New declassified documents by the FBI suggest Hitler escaped to Argentina and did not die in Berlin. US Intel reports of a supersonic aircraft under construction by Skoda. Other US documents concerning German space projects include the repeated word Raumjaeger which translates to Space Hunter. Many believe this is proof of German astronauts first to enter space by 1944 in disc craft Haunebu II. A German Draeger space suit survived and is on display in the German Museum.