Hitler in Vienna 1906-1913 (Then and now)

[Maksym Chornyi]

HITLER IN VIENNA 1906-1913 SITES

My 2017 visit to Vienna and Austria included a number of historical sites and I want to share a detailed review of the sites, connected with Adolf Hitler and his so-called 1906-1913 ‘’Viennese period”. I have used a number of books about Vienna, biographies of Hitler, including Ian Kershaw’s and Briggite Hamann’s masterpieces to cover the exhaustedly detailed 6000-word article on Hitler early years and the story of these particular city sites. As always, you can count on me to find plenty of photos and Google maps with all markings.

Hope, you will enjoy the material and inspire yourself to travel, read books and to give me feedback. Please leave comments, ask questions, suggest alterations, share with friends and those interested.

https://war-documentary.info/adolf-hitl ... 1906-1913/

[Xavier]

thanks for sharing with us..!
wish I had it last may, while I visited vienna..

[Maksym Chornyi]

thanks for sharing with us..!
wish I had it last may, while I visited vienna..

This was not your last visit to Vienna. Just picture your next one in your mind. If you once visit it and use my article, leave a comment, maybe additions. Thank you.

[HenryCox]

Reads well stoopish. Looking through your work reminded me and I had truly forgotten that I chose to write about the personality of Hitler for my history project at school. I was only 10 years old, but had read through some of the World War 2 magazines and was drawn to the topic from these.

[byronEffef]

A very nice medal Jimm, a lucky find. I wish you all the best in looking for a ribbon to go with it.
Wilko

[GregSingh]

Entry to former Morgenstern's store (Glaserei) can be still seen on this 1968 photo from Austrian National Library.
Vienna address book's listed Samuel's occupation as Glaser (glazier).

And it's position (in yellow) on 2017 Google Street View.