WOLFSSCHLUCHT 2 HITLERS LARGEST HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE 

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If you consider the ceilings to these raised stairs being stepped also, there would be a greater opportunity for ricochet

It's truly fascinating what stories come out of the villages! Great story! Spent a lot of time in La Rochelle during my childhood, truly packed beyond belief with history around that area! An interesting story for you & anyone reading, in a village called Neuilly-le-Vendin in 53 pays de loire, there is a bar that hid a lot of Jewish families in the attic, during the ransacking of their village, they still have great history of it and even the village French flag covered with bullet holes. There were many people still alive when I lived there who could vividly recall the invasion, surreal to hear stories of something that people still remember like it was yesterday.

At the WOLFSLAIR Hitler had a large strengthened bunker for meetings, BUT he did not sleep there. He slept in a much more flimsy wooden building where also his secretaries slept in separate rooms.

yet the bilionnaires think this is a thing, and they buy obsolete missile bunkers to transform them into houses... go figure

Yes it's the old SD bunker right there although they are horrible at responding to emails

Jamen takker:-)

ups thanks

@@tinostruckmann No problem at all, I just wanted to draw your attention to it, because I notice such things because German is my mother tongue (it would be more precise my father's language, because my mother's tongue is French).

Have you actually looked up the definition of “cement” and read them all?

Relax viewers, Captain Pedantic has arrived. Just for your information Malcolm, your RU-vid user name is incorrectly punctuated…..

While we're at it, the distinction between jail and prison is unknown to far too many commentators. (I'm not aware of Tino making the mistake.) When someone means prison and says prison, I subscribe.

Yes No Maybe sort of have done can't really say shouldn't say won't say take a guess :-)

They didn't had time and they found Normandy a weak point.

Sod all! Most folk wouldn't understand that. True though ... Adolf liked the places he liked and that was that for him.

I truly wish I had one they are kind of pricey though

No. Enough of those memorials. Not enough of this kind. 👍🇦🇺🦘

One day, while I was shooting a documentary film, an Italian urban planning expert (Dr. Pini) was surveying Dubai... the emirate's representative was showing him the beautiful buildings, the glass towers... the Italian expert, aghast, asked him, "what happened to your old homes? the old quarter?" The manager replied, "We destroyed it all, it wasn't modern enough". The Italian replied: "Big mistake, you've destroyed your whole history....". You can build a memorial not far away, elsewhere... the historical evidence of a painful past must be preserved at all costs, in the name of memory and history. If you ever come to France (my country), visit Oradour-sur-Glane. This martyred village has been left "as is" (another, more recent village has been built not far from the original one.) A memorial stands next to the "historic" village. Without the material "evidence" (and I must confess that no one can remain insensitive when entering the village-sanctuary) the memory would have slowly faded. To the point of giving way to revisionism (some very few "French" people from very-far-right now claim that the terrible massacre was perpetrated by the resistance...) That's why we need to preserve historical monuments as much as possible for the living as well as for the dead.

He also liked his 1977 Gremlin. It was like green with a 6 cylinder. It was collected from the future in The Bell : )