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Final Seconds - BASF's Catastrophic Ammonium Nitrate Blast (1921) | Disaster Documentary

September 21st, 1921 — Oppau, Germany. At 7:32 a.m., the BASF chemical plant erupted with the force of two thousand tons of TNT. The blast leveled half the town, killed more than 500 people, and left a crater that would haunt Europe for decades. This is the story of the Oppau Explosion, a tragedy born from progress, chemistry, and misplaced confidence. Through the voices of those who lived and died in its shadow, we uncover how a fertilizer meant to feed a nation became one of the most devastating industrial accidents in history. From the quiet desperation of postwar Germany to the smoldering ruins that followed, this is a portrait of human ingenuity colliding with its own limits and the silence that still lingers beneath the soil of a rebuilt town. 🔔 Subscribe for more historical documentaries that honor the men and women who built — and rebuilt — modern civilization. All the content used in this video belong to their respective owners and I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Portions of this video contain edited or simulated visuals for illustrative purposes.