Mass Grave of Children’s Bones Discovered in Russia

A mass grave from World War II has been discovered in St. Petersburg. Search systems have found the bones of 1,362 people, 675 of whom belonged to children. Almost all of the deceased show no visible injuries, and the bodies were buried naked. What happened there is unknown to both the indigenous people of Russia and local historians.

There are no records in the military archive either. Historians believe that some of the bodies may have come from a children's concentration camp, where blood was taken from children to save German soldiers.