Reichskanzlei Thread

[Adam Carr]

There was no exhibition or museum between the Holocaust Memorial and the Fuhrerbunker site when I was in Berlin last May. It must be a temporary exhibition. Does anyone have more photos of it?

[Reichssammler]

There was no exhibition or museum between the Holocaust Memorial and the Fuhrerbunker site when I was in Berlin last May. It must be a temporary exhibition. Does anyone have more photos of it?

Yes it´s a new one and will be closed in a few weeks I think...I got some more photos. Here you go:

http://img10.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=p2605091323.jpg

p.s. the "berliner unterwelten" organisation created this little exhibition.

Edit: that´s a interesting shot: http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/4139/p2705091214.jpg

[Reichkameramann]

There was no exhibition or museum between the Holocaust Memorial and the Fuhrerbunker site when I was in Berlin last May. It must be a temporary exhibition. Does anyone have more photos of it?

Yes it´s a new one and will be closed in a few weeks I think...I got some more photos. Here you go:

http://img10.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=p2605091323.jpg

p.s. the "berliner unterwelten" organisation created this little exhibition.

Edit: that´s a interesting shot: http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/4139/p2705091214.jpg

Great image. Wonder what happened to the models afterwards?

[Adam Carr]

Thanks for those photos. It's a pity it was only a temporary exhibition. A permanent museum somewhere in the Wilhelmstrasse area would be a good thing and would do a good tourist business, I would think - like the Checkpoint Charlie museum only less of a circus. I know Berlin is already full of museums, but this is a unique area and attracts a lot of very well-informed visitors.

[b14ck]

interior of the old Reichskanzlei

[Johnnyrocket]

These images are just incredible, thanks B14.

Johnny R.

[Reichkameramann]

These images are just incredible, thanks B14.

Johnny R.

I concur. Fantastic photography.

[Adam Carr]

Love those caryatids!

[b14ck]

Me too, wonder why these aren't the subject of more photos.

[Adam Carr]

It's easy to see why Hitler didn't like this building. It's all very cosy and 19th century. As his egomania grew after 1933, he would have found it is increasingly intolerable.

[ghostsoldier]

I concur...beautiful photos, B14!
Thanks for sharing!
Is that The President H. in that fireplace portrait?.
Rob

[ramms]

Also, does anyone have a larger photo of this without war damage?

Thanks for the pics...keep them coming!
Rob

[ghostsoldier]

Ah...thank you so very much, ramms!

Does anyone know what may have become of it?
Rob

[punkyto]

hola amigos!!
more photos

[ghostsoldier]

Great reference photo, punkyto!
Rob