Berghof drive 2004 & Hitler's apartment building
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Very nice medal, I've never seen on like this.
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No, you've got the floors right. Above the floor with AH's office and bedroom and EB's bedroom was a floor with a 2-room apartment (plus bath) for the Berghof housekeepers (in the front - they had the smaller balcony above AH's office balcony), plus 2 other staff/guest rooms with baths, and 3 other rooms that shared baths in the hall (at the back of the house).Biber wrote:So what was in the basement to the other part of the building under the great room (adjacent to the garage)? And on the top floor above Hitler's and Evas rooms (the floor with the enclosed arched balcony? Or am I confusing floors again?
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Only about half of the area beneath the Great Room had basement rooms. These were in the front part, and included a boiler room, furnace room, ventilation machinery rooms, storage rooms, and passageways for piping.
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there's also some pictures of the rooms under the great room at this very good website as they were in the early 80's, pitty its only in german though.
http://www.roland-harder.de/obersalzber ... eller.html
http://www.roland-harder.de/obersalzber ... eller.html
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Re: Berghof drive 2004 & Hitler's apartment building
I'm new to this site, but find your photo chart fascinating. I live in Cincinnati. How can I see a HiRes of this floor plan? Thank you for posting.
Re: Berghof drive 2004 & Hitler's apartment building
This has been covered before but if you look here:
http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... start=1830
you'll see some very disappointing photos I took under the Berghof ruins in the early 1980s.
http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... start=1830
you'll see some very disappointing photos I took under the Berghof ruins in the early 1980s.
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Hi Johnnyrocket,Johnnyrocket wrote:Here are some images I've been working on of the Berghof 1st & 2nd floors.
Thank you.
I LOVE your Berghof floor plans - I downloaded them about a year ago, please let me know if there is a new version available.
One little thing I noticed, the color photo of the Wintergarten in the "Berghof - 1st floor" picture you posted shows the room in its original pre-Berghof (Haus Wachenfeld) configuration. I haven't seen any color photos of the actual Berghof Wintergarten, only these b/w Hoffmann postcards:
Did you also put together a map of the Obersalzberg with pictures of all the buildings? I remember seeing it somewhere, but can't find it now.
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Peter
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Re: Berghof drive 2004 & Hitler's apartment building
For all bowling fans.......courtsey of the late H.Doering.
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