The Munich Thread

[Rodac]

Hi resolution aerial views of various cities including Munich.

http://www.fotomarburg.de/bestaende/uebernahm/kieler2

[grassi]

Hi resolution aerial views of various cities including Munich.

http://www.fotomarburg.de/bestaende/uebernahm/kieler2

Nice photos of Munich!
Some of them seem to be taken after the beginning of the war and before much bomb damage occured.
The series about Nuremberg shows several damaged houses.

Best regards

grassi

[b14ck]

Excellent camo in the square... i've never seen this image before.

[ghostsoldier]

Hi resolution aerial views of various cities including Munich.

http://www.fotomarburg.de/bestaende/uebernahm/kieler2

Excellent!

Rob

[ihoyos]

I notice in Munich photos 930436 and 930437
there is building in front of Brown house, exactly across the street. I never see that building before.
Does any body know what was that building?

[PavelH]

Look at Johan`s pages, where you can see a map of the whole Konigplatz.

http://hitlerpages.com/pagina29.html

According to this, it was Fuhrer`s deputy and staff house.

Pavel

[Keir]

I notice in Munich photos 930436 and 930437
there is building in front of Brown house, exactly across the street. I never see that building before.
Does any body know what was that building?

Isn't it the so-called Black House? From 1887 until 1934 the Papal nunciature was located opposite the Brown House in Briennerstraße.

[grassi]

http://www.muenchen.de/Rathaus/kult/mus ... rchen.html

Die päpstliche Nuntiatur (»Schwarzes Haus«) war bis 1934 unmittelbar gegenüber dem »Braunen Haus« in der Brienner Straße gelegen.

Best regards


grassi

[odeon]

So I discovered a new reichsadler in Munich last night! Well, its not new and other people may have already seen this but it was the first time I had seen this one. I saw it last night on a cab ride home, I almost asked the driver to stop right there but I didn't have my camera on me. It's a huge building and today, different sections are painted different colors to make them look like separate units, but it looks like it was all one building back them. Its a large, I would say U shaped building with an interior courtyard. I would say it was an apartment building or perhaps a large office. If anyone has any info on this building, I would love to hear the history. I will separate this into a few posts, I took a lot of pictures. Hope you enjoy...


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[odeon]

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[odeon]

these last two are the address. It is directly at the corner of the streets listed. The street runs parallel to Olympia park, and you have a clear view of the Olympia Park tower and the BMW museum from the site.



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[odeon]

What I like about the reliefs on the side, is either the original color is still present, or people have kept it up over the years....

[Schultze]

"What I like about the reliefs on the side, is either the original color is still present, or people have kept it up over the years...."

Hausmeisters are often proud to keep their buildings in good order

[panzerplatten]

A few from last year. http://forum.axishistory.com/download/f ... &id=271344. Mark

[panzerplatten]

http://forum.axishistory.com/download/f ... &id=271345.