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Originally posted by ErichS View PostI don't know, I found it while surfing the net. It's unusual because you often don't see photos of the damaged FHH.
Awesome photo! And yes, one rarely ever sees damaged shots of the FHH.
It's amazing that - considering how "holy" and significant the FHH was to the NSDAP - it escaped relatively unscathed. I wonder if the building directly behind it was brought down intentionally, post war, as it's completely razed to the ground yet the FHH has almost no significant damage. I'd imagine that if a bomb hit brought that building down, it'd have done a bit more damage to the monument.
Here's a photo that Greg Walden's father took... You can clearly see the same damage to the rear left (our right) corner. It's funny, but I think this is the first time I have seen a "post war" photo of the FHH 'without' a bicycle parked in front of it
Greg, hope you don't mind me posting it. If so, just let me know and I'll have it removed.
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Originally posted by rudolf souval View PostNot sure if this is the right place to post but i'll try. I'm going to Germany in a few moths, closer to the summer. And i was thinking about including München to se the the FHH, is it worth it?
I've been to Munich almost a dozen times now and it is one of my favorite cities in the world. I would "HIGHLY" recommend giving yourself a few days there to explore and enjoy
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Originally posted by Rob JohnsonJust please, please don't take any pieces of the Feldherrnhalle
Post 16: http://70.87.163.50/forums/showthrea...rnhalle+munich
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Thank you Rob, Eujin and Erich!!!
Then i will include München, i wasn't sure but now i am
Rob, no i will not! I will save the room in my suitcase for visiting Helmut Weitze and Hermann Historica
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Originally posted by Rob Johnson View PostErich,
Awesome photo! And yes, one rarely ever sees damaged shots of the FHH.
It's amazing that - considering how "holy" and significant the FHH was to the NSDAP - it escaped relatively unscathed. I wonder if the building directly behind it was brought down intentionally, post war, as it's completely razed to the ground yet the FHH has almost no significant damage. I'd imagine that if a bomb hit brought that building down, it'd have done a bit more damage to the monument.
Here's a photo that Greg Walden's father took... You can clearly see the same damage to the rear left (our right) corner. It's funny, but I think this is the first time I have seen a "post war" photo of the FHH 'without' a bicycle parked in front of it
Greg, hope you don't mind me posting it. If so, just let me know and I'll have it removed.
Rob
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Originally posted by ErichS View PostGreat Photo Rob, the Mahnmal and Ehrentempels were not damaged at all. All the damage seems to be on the west side of the FHH.
Rob
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