A postcard of Geismann’s Saal in Fürth
Adolf Hitler in front of Geismann’s Saal (picture: Fest & Hoffmann, 2005)
Hitler opening the wintergames
(picture: Bundesarchiv, source: www.wikipedia.de)
Hitler at the balcony of the ski stadium
Hitler at the opening of the wintergames
An old picture of the Tierzuchthalle
Neue Rathaus (55)
Location: Ludwigsplatz
Today: Still there
On October 22, 1933 Hitler visited Kelheim. Many members of the SA had gathered for the event. A picture found on the internet shows him coming out of the doorway of the Rathaus. A helpfull source that visited the area helped us identify the location.
Kelheim
Befreiungshalle
Location: Befreiungshallestraße 3
Today: Still there
On October 22, 1933 Hitler spoke at the Befreiungshalle in Kelheim. Many members of the SA had gathered for the event.
Parade SA in Kelheim (54)
Location: Somewhere in front of a gate
On October 22, 1933 Hitler visited Kelheim. Hitler saw the parade of SA-
This picture shows Hitler in front of a gate somewhere in Kelheim.
Hohenschwangau
Schloss Neuschwanstein/ Richard-
Location: Neuschwansteinstraße
Today: Still there
On August 12, 1933 Hitler held a speech at the Schloss Neuschwanstein.
A recent picture of Schloss Neuschwanstein
(picture: en.wikipedia.org)
Speech at the 15-
Location: Unknown
On December 8, 1935 Hitler spoke in Landshut at the 15-
Railway Station (75)
Location: Bahnhofplatz
Today: The original building is not longer there. The station is still at the same location, though.
When Hitler came to Oberstaufen on January 10, 1931 he arrived by train at this station.
Krankenhaus (76)
Location: Schloßbergstrasse/ Unterm Schloß
Today: The original building is not longer there. A new hospital was build.
Hitler visited Gregor Stasser at the hospital of Oberstaufen.
Gasthaus Zum Ochsen (77)
Location: Schloßstraße, near Kirchplatz, right across the road from Hotel Adler
Today: The building is stille there, but it’s no longer in use as a hotel. (The Gaststätte Zum Ochsen on the Kirchdorferstrasse 5 is not the right one.)
On January 10, 1931 Hitler held a speech at the Gaststätte Zum Ochsen.
Zum Ochsen, probably before 1920. A helpfull source from the area sent us this picture and some usefull information about Hitler's visit to Oberstaufen.
Bayern is the German state where Hitler's political activities started. When Hitler came to Germany he lived in the capitol of Bayern, München. His first speeches in the 20’s mostly took place in Bayern. On this page (and the Bayern 1 & 3 pages) you’ll find all locations in Bayern I could find so far, except for the ones in München, Nürnberg and the Obersalzberg area. They have a page of their own.
35. Sporthalle, Forchheim 36. Gasthof zur Krone, Freilassing 37. Kolosseum, Freising
38. Stadttheater, Fürth 39. Gasthof Schwarzes Kreuz, Fürth 40. Geismannsaal, Fürth 41. Ski-
44. Sportplatz, Gunzenhausen
45. Maschinenfabrik Mengele, Günzburg
46. Turnhalle, Hersbruck 47. Hesselberg
48. Hof an der Saale 49. Scloß Neuschwanstein 50. Oberbräusaal, Holzkirchen
51. Exerzierhalle, Ingolstadt
52. Schäffbräukeller, Ingolstdat
53. Befreiungshalle, Kelheim 54. Parade, Kelheim 55. Rathaus, Kelheim 56. Kornhaus, Kempten 57. Tierzuchthalle, Kempten
58. Siebersaal, Kolbermoor
59. Koch’s Saal, kronach 60. Turnhalle Realschule, Kulmnach 61. Landsberg Prison, Landsberg 62. Bayer Tor, Landsberg
63. Leiderersaal, Landshut 64. Lager Lechfeld 64a. Luisenburg 64b. Marktredwitz 65. Schiffsaal, Memmingen 66. Waitzinger-
74. Passionstheater, Oberammergau 75. Station, Oberstaufen 76. Krankenhaus, Oberstaufen 77. Zum Ochsen, Oberstaufen
Go to Bayern 1 for number 1-
A lot of high placed nazi’s (for instance Hess, Goebbels and Göring) were present at the burial of Hitler’s driver.
The memorial stone that replaced Shreck’s grave.
(picture: Geoff Walden, findagrave.com)
Hitler at Schreck’s grave.
(picture: findagrave.com)
A map of the original situation of the Landsberg prison. The wing where Hitler's cell was, is marked with the letter ‘K’. The wing was changed when the US-
Adolf Hitler, Emile Maurice, Hermann Kriebel, Rudolf Hess and Friedrich Weber inside the Landsberg prison (picture: Heinrich Hoffmann, 1924)
Hermann Kriebel, Adolf Hitler and Emile Maurice inside the prison (picture: Heinrich Hoffmann, 1924)
Hess inside his cell
(picture: Hitler's Handlangers, 2004)
Hitler inside the prison in 1934
(picture: Illustrierter Beobachter, 1936)
Schaub, Hitler and Maurice back at the prison in 1934
(picture: Illustrierter Beobachter, 1936)
Rudolf Hess in front of the prison gate. He’s leaving prison here.
(picture: Hitler's Handlangers, 2004)
A postcard with a picture of Hitler's cell, dated 1935
(scan of the card received from a helpful source from the Netherlands)
The prison’s main gate where Hess stood. (picture: the Hitlerpages, 2016)
Hitler’s cell was turned into a shrine after 1933. (picture: copyrights unknown)