WWII Anti-Aircraft Missile Leads to Evacuation of 450 People in Poland
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(Newsweek) An anti-aircraft missile dating back to World War II has been found near Krakow, leading to the evacuation of over 450 people.
The device, weighing 50 kilograms (110 pounds), was found during construction work in the heart of Wieliczka, a town near Krakow, in southern Poland near the Czech border, according to the local police who said in a statement that it was "a very dangerous find."