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Germans once again have to decide what they should do with Nazi-era relics after a fire destroyed the Bavarian guest house linked to Adolf Hitler.
A fire has swept through the mountaintop retreat built for Adolf Hitler and known as the Eagle's Nest in Germany's Bavarian Alps
MUNICH, Germany — The mountain retreat in southern Germany known as the Eagle's Nest and formerly used by Adolf Hitler was largely destroyed by a fire overnight, police said on Saturday. Emergency forces w...
Fire destroyed Adolf Hitler’s former Bavarian mountain retreat, the Eagle’s Nest, as police detained a suspect and prosecutors pointed to arson.
Some 200 emergency personnel battled flames into Saturday morning at the Kehlsteinhaus, the Bavarian mountain lodge the Nazi dictator once used to host foreign leaders and film animal-loving propaganda.
A fire swept through the mountaintop retreat built for Adolf Hitler, and a man was arrested on suspicion of arson, authorities said Saturday.
The building, completed in 1938, was designed to be used as a retreat for Nazi officials, although it was rarely used by Hitler himself.
Hitler’s “Eagle’s Nest” was set ablaze Thursday night after an arsonist torched the infamous mountaintop retreat, authorities said.
Some 200 emergency personnel were deployed to fight the blaze at the Nazi dictator's Alpine residence in Germany.
Hitler's bolt-hole is still burning with the main house "unlikely to be salvageable," police said.
Around 200 firefighters were deployed to tackle the blaze at the Eagle's Nest, in Bavaria, which Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler used as a retreat to host foreign dignitaries in its mountaintop teahouse.