Hitler's home in the 20’s.
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2006)
Türkenkaserne (5)
Location: Türkenstrasse, in front of the Pinakothek der Moderne
Today: Only the gate, the so called Türkentor, is still there.
Hitler received his militairy training here. On October 8, 1914 a ceremonial farewell of Hitler’s regiment took place at the Türkenkaserne, with the king present. Hitler must have been there too.
The Kasernenhof Leibregiment.
The Türkentor is the only reminder of the militairy grounds that were here. (picture: the hItlerpages, 2012)
WW1 barracks -
Location: Lothstrasse 29
Today: Only a few buildings and a fence are left of this former military complex.
The barracks where Hitler lived after WWI (from about April 5, 1919 until 1920) stood here. After 1934 the Kaserne was called the Adolf-
Some of the buildings are still recognizable.
(picture: the Hitlepages, 2012)
This fence looks like it belonged to the old Kaserne.
(picture: the Hitlepages, 2012)
ALTERNATIVE HOUSING
Eva Braun in the garden of the house on the Wasserburgerstrasse
The villa was taken down in 2015 after a discussion
about its conservation (picture: thanks to KJ)
Eva Braun and her sister Gretl lived here for a short period.
(pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2006)
München, Houses of Hitler and Braun weergeven op een grotere kaart
Fotoatelier Hoffmann (12)
Location 1: Schellingstrasse 33
Today: Renovated apartments
Heinrich Hoffmann was the photographer of Hitler. In 1909 he bought a small atelier here on Schellingstrasse 33. Adolf Hitler came to Hoffmann’s different ateliers and offices very often before 1933. Heinrich Hoffman’s shop, ateliers and offices in München changed several times. Henriette was the daughter of Heinrich. She married Baldur von Schirach, a leader of the Hitler Jugend and later Gauleiter of Wien.
The Königinstrasse in München
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
Pension Klein today. (picture: Leif Stjerna, 2016)
Left: The Königinstrasse
Right: The Englisher Garten
(pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
The new building at Königinstrasse 15: the location from where the guard saw Unity Mitford walk into the park.
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
The area of the Englisher Garten in front of Königinstrasse 15.
Somewhere in this area Unity Mitford shot herself.
(pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
Maybe Unity came from her pension at the Kaulbachstrasse, the street where this picture was taken. In the back of the picture is the building on the Königinstrasse.
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
The Königinstrasse, with
number 15 on the left.
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
The Englisher Garten right in fornt of Königinstrasse 15, the location where the guard was standing.
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
At the end of the Gentzstrasse is the back of the Elisabethschule, where Hitler was stationed for a while in 1914.
(pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
The house on Gentzstrasse 1 has been replaced.
(pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
The Kaulbachstrasse in München. Unity Mitford lived somewhere on this street.
(pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
The former house of the family Bruckman
(pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
The Marienplatz was bombed during the war. In the area where the practice of Gutberlet must have been, there’s a Galeria Kaufhof now (a large shopping mall). (pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
The Rindermarkt in München
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
An old tower reminds of the past. The rest of the area around number 8 is modernised. (picture: the Hitlerpages, 2012)
Heinrich Hoffmann’s House (11a)
Location: Ebersbergerstrasse 5
Today: Still there
Heinrich Hoffmann was Adolf Hitler’s most important photographer. He lived at this house in München and he had offices and shops at several locations in München too.
The house where Heinrich Hoffmann used to live
(picture: wikipedia)
Heinrich Hoffmann’s House (11b)
Location: Schraudolphstrasse 13b (The original house had the address of Schnorrstrasse 9.)
Today: Bombed. There are new houses there.
In the twenties Heinrich Hoffmann lived at a house in the Schnorrstrasse.
A plan of Hitlers apartment from 1935.
1. Hitler’s bedroom 2. Bathroom
3. Guest room, possibly Geli Raubal’s room 4. Hall 5. Stairway
6. Cloak room and servant’s room
7. Kitchen 8. Stairway 9. Forecourt 10. Bathroom 11. Dining room 12.Study and work area 13. Living room 14. Library (with an entry from the living room 15. Room 16. Geli Raubal’s room (very likely)
(plan: made by the Hitlerpages, 2016 after Geoff Walden’s interpretation of a 1935 map (Hugo Schühle))