Austria Hopes Hitler’s Birth House Won’t Lure Nazi Pilgrims After €20 Million Rebuild
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Hitler's Birth Home To Become Police Station... But That's Not What Most Austrians Wanted
Adolf Hitler's birthplace in Austria is set to reopen as a police station, bringing an end to years of debate over the future of one of Europe's most controversial buildings. The 17th century property in Braunau am Inn, where Hitler was born in 1889, has undergone a €20 million (£17.3 million) redevelopment after being nationalised by the Austrian government. Officials believe housing a police station there will prevent the site from becoming a …
Austria will open a police station this week in the building where Adolf Hitler was born in 1889 in an attempt to end decades of debates about how to prevent the building from becoming a pilgrimage destination for extreme right extremists. The renovation, which cost 20 million euros (about R$ 127 million), was carried out after the nationalization of the building, located in Braunau am Inn, in northern Austria, on the border with Germany. Interi…
The Austrian government allocated $22.9 million to transform the Salzburger Vorstadt 15 building as a police station
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