Kehlsteinhaus-Brand: Police Investigated for Ruin Photos
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Numerous photos have surfaced online following the fire at the former Nazi headquarters. Some are clearly fake – but others appear to be genuine. This has prompted a police investigation.
On the Internet, photos from the inside of the fire ruins are circulating. The police point out that entering the Kehlsteinhaus is forbidden. Due to the motives, the investigators have an idea who the author might be.
The German law enforcement authorities have initiated an investigation into the distribution on the Internet of real photographs of fire-torn Kelsteinhouses, which may involve emergency services officers, and the investigation is inclined to believe that some of the images of the burned Kelsteinhouse distributed on the Network are genuine, although initially the images were considered to be manufactured by a neurosteam, are being transmitted to …
After the fire in the Kehlsteinhaus, photos from the ruins circulate on the net. The police see a problem – and investigate.
Numerous photos have surfaced online following the fire at the former Nazi-era representative building. Some are clearly fake, but others appear to be genuine. This has prompted a police investigation.
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