Adolf Hitler, General-
The inauguration of the Ehrenmal
The Marine Ehrenmal
(picture: wikipedia, MonaLisa1998, 2010)
SA-
Location: Unknown
On May 7, 1933 Hitler spoke for the SA-
Hitler meeting with local people inside their home
(picture: Illustrierter Beobachter, 1936)
Hitler leaves
(picture: Illustrierter Beobachter, 1936)
Hitler signing the guestbook
(picture: Illustrierter Beobachter, 1936)
The Bismarck Schloß
(picture: de.academic.ru)
SCHLESWIG-
Schleswig-
1. Bismarck Schloß, Aumühle 2. Bismarckturm, Aumühle 3. Riesebuschplatz, Bad Schwartau
4. Dieksanderkoog 5. Schloßhotel, Eutin
6. Marinesportschule, Flensburg 7. Stadion, Flensburg 8. Stadttheater, Heide 9. Helgoland 10. Aquarium, Helgoland 11. Harbour, Kiel
12. Nordostseehalle, Kiel 13. Shipyard Deutsche Werke, Kiel 14. Krupp Germania Werft, Kiel 15. Kaiser-
16. Airport, Lübeck-
The frontside of the Hauptbahnhof (picture: the Hitlerpages, 2009)
The backside of the Hauptbahnhof (picture: the Hitlerpages, 2009)
Hanseatenhalle (7)
Location: Zollvereinsstraße, S-
Today: Bombed in 1943
On March 20, 1936 and on March 29, 1938 Hitler spoke at the Hanseatenhalle in Hamburg.
An old postcard of the hotel Phönix
HAMBURG
Hitler visited Hamburg very often during the time of his political career. Hamburg was and still is one of the most important cities of Germany, because of its harbour. The Blohn & Voss Werft was a very famous warf located in Hamburg. The city was bombed in July 1943. With 40.000 casualties, Hamburg is the city where the most people in Germany died due to an airstrike.
1. Rathaus
2. Staatsoper
3. Howaldt Werft
4. Railway station
5. Racecircuit Lockstedt
6. Hotel Atlantik
7. Hanseatenhalle
8. Victoria-
9. Altona
10. Hotel Phönix
11. Sagebielsche Säle
Stapellauf KdF-
Location: Howaldt Werft
Today: The ship was bombed in 1945. It was deconstructed in England in 1947.
On March 29, 1938 Hitler held a speech at the launching of the Kracht-
Some more information about Hitler and the Robert Ley can be found here.
Adolf Hitler on the KDF-
(picture: WZ, Germany)
The Robert Ley
(picture: www.feuerwehr-
Adolf Hitler, probably at the grave of Otto Streibel in Albersdorf
(picture: unknown source)
The location of the fight pointed out by an eye-
(picture: unknown local paper)
A picture of one of the funerals
(picture: unknown source)
On February 13, 1934 a stone of remembrance was officially placed on the location of the fight. (picture: www.dithmarschen.de)
The stone in Wöhrden. It was taken away in 1950. (picture: www.dithmarschen.de)
Adolf Hitler, probably at the grave of Otto Streibel in Albersdorf
(picture: unknown source)
The Marineschool today (pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2020)