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In December 1943, the port of Bari was one of the most important Allied harbors in the Mediterranean.

Then, in a single night, it was bombed.

Ships burned at anchor. The harbor was choked with wreckage. The city fell into chaos.
And hidden among the destroyed vessels was a secret cargo no one was supposed to know about.

Mustard gas.

Officially, the bombing ended that night.
In reality, the danger had only begun.

Within days, Allied command made a decision that would define the rest of the story:
the port would reopen — immediately.

Salvage crews were sent in while the harbor was still contaminated.
Ships were cleared only where necessary.
Supplies began moving again while sailors, dockworkers, and civilians were falling sick with unexplained burns, blindness, and lung damage.

Doctors were kept in the dark.
Reports were classified.
Deaths were quietly adjusted.

The port worked.
The people paid the price.

This video tells the real story of Bari — a port reopened too fast, a disaster buried by secrecy, and a decision where speed mattered more than safety.

No myths.
No exaggeration.
Just what happened — and why it stayed hidden.

This… is Port 13.