Among the debris washed up on the shore after storms, there are often strange stones that look like amber but catch fire when held in your bare hands. These are pieces of white phosphorus from ammunition that the Germans threw into the sea at the end of World War II. Raik's company specializes in recovering these remnants of war that litter the seabed. But the Danes made a better offer and got their hands on this market. And then there are also cases where it is a body that the sea washes up on the beach...
Among the debris washed up on the shore after storms, there are often strange stones that look like amber but catch fire when held in your bare hands. These are pieces of white phosphorus from ammunition that the Germans threw into the sea at the end of World War II. Raik's company specializes in recovering these remnants of war that litter the seabed. But the Danes made a better offer and got their hands on this market. And then there are also cases where it is a body that the sea washes up on the beach...