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From then on, it only ever ran
properly on the Spanish side. I think what is interesting about
Canfranc, perhaps because of the remoteness of its isolated position, is that it was virtually unknown and
forgotten for so many years. {\an8}But what is fascinating about it is
the discovery of the documents that {\an8}show how much gold went through it. The discovery was particularly
revolutionary because, three years before Jonathan came across the
papers, there had been an inquiry into Nazi gold
properly on the Spanish side. I think what is interesting about
Canfranc, perhaps because of the remoteness of its isolated position, is that it was virtually unknown and
forgotten for so many years. {\an8}But what is fascinating about it is
the discovery of the documents that {\an8}show how much gold went through it. The discovery was particularly
revolutionary because, three years before Jonathan came across the
papers, there had been an inquiry into Nazi gold
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From then on, it only ever ran
properly on the Spanish side.
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I think what is interesting about
Canfranc, perhaps because of the
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remoteness of its isolated position,
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is that it was virtually unknown and
forgotten for so many years.
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{\an8}But what is fascinating about it is
the discovery of the documents that
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{\an8}show how much gold went through it.
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The discovery was particularly
revolutionary because, three years
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before Jonathan came across the
papers, there had been an inquiry
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into Nazi gold.
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Movie Summary
Many of the world's most spectacular railways are surrounded by mysterious stories, tales and sagas. But these back stories have been lost to the passing years and are now unknown even to those using the railways daily.