14-year-old Danish boy hit headlines after digging his farm that held a secret related to world war II for decades!

Reaching Out To The Germans

Well, the discovery baffled authorities too. Though they had gotten enough evidence and even a name written on paper. They thought of confirming things before believing the evidence. They contacted the German embassy in Copenhagen. It was Marko Naoki Lins who picked up the phone. The man told them about a record of German soldiers who died during the war that they had. And the name in the list matched the name they had o papers they found.