Fire Breaks Out at Kehlsteinhaus, Hitler's Former Mountaintop Retreat in Germany
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The building was erected in what was then the "Führer's restricted area" in Berchtesgaden. Now the Kehlsteinhaus, at an altitude of 1834 meters, is ablaze. According to initial reports, no one was inside the building, which is now a guesthouse – firefighting efforts are underway.
In the Bavarian district of Berhtesgaden, there was a major fire in the former tea house of Adolf Hitler Kelsteinhouse, the local police are investigating a possible deliberate arson; the fire in the historic building was reported on Friday shortly after 9 p.m. local time, after which emergency services left the scene of the incident, handed over to RIA News with reference to the Bild newspaper. The police representative of Berhtesgaden reported…
According to initial findings, no one was in the mountain inn at the Obersalzberg.
Adolf Hitler received foreign guests there. The Nazi entourage gathered at the Obersalzberg also used the place for relaxation and private celebrations. Now the Kehlsteinhaus is in flames.
A fire has broken out on the grounds of the former Nazi government center Obersalzberg.
Flames blow from the mountain restaurant high above Berchtesgaden. According to initial findings, there was no one in the building - the extinguishing works are running at full speed. According to media reports, the police are running from arson. A motorcyclist was arrested.
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