Here are two very interesting pictures from the dramatic sinking of U2359 on 2. may 1945.

Here is a gallery with some of the historical pictures of the Type XXIII. If anyone happens to know of any videofootage or additional pictures from the WWII of theese uboots, please give us a hint where to find them.

Here is the new footage from the wreck of U2359. The wreck is located on approx. 80 meters of water of the island Laesoe.

We would like to get in contact with family and relatives of the 12 crew members from the sunken submarine U-2359. If you know something about any of these persons, please contact us. We would like to know if some of them possibly survived the war even though they are all officially declared dead. Maybe some of the sailors actually made it to the Danish or Swedish shore alive?
The reason for this search is that we would like to know more about the history of this special submarine prior …

On a secret location off Laesoe is the last submarine. The U-2359. A - for its time - extremely modern Type XXIII submarine, which since the end of World War II has been a great mystery. There is simply no submarine in the position where the English pilots claims to have sunk the U-2359. The specified area around Laessoe has for years been carefully searched by divers without result. Until now.
On October 2. 2007 the divers Little Ole, Jenner and Allan Greisen had a long-awaited report to the skipper of …

The Type XXIII U-BOOT is one of Hitlers forgotten superweapons. The small submarine was ment to hunt Allied supply-ships along the shores of Great Brittania, but entered the War too late the make a difference.