Reich Chancellery - Gallery

Gallery

New Reich Chancellery under construction, 1938.
New Reich Chancellery: Herman Goering street and Voss street junction, 1939.
New Reich Chancellery on Voss street, 1939.
New Reich Chancellery: Courtyard of Honor, 1939
New Reich Chancellery: garden portal, 1939.
New Reich Chancellery: marble gallery, 1939.
New Reich Chancellery: Hitler's work study, 1939
New Reich Chancellery: Reich government chamber, 1939
Location of Old (15) and New Reich Chancellery (1) with Vorbunker and Führerbunker (10).
Part of the Soviet War Memorial at Treptower Park, red "marble" - actually granite - allegedly taken from the ruins of the New Reich Chancellery.
Corner of Wilhelmstraße and Voßstraße today, occupied by an apartment block and a Chinese restaurant.
Bronze eagle from the New Reich Chancellery at the Imperial War Museum.

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