WÜNSDORF
Schützenhaus (11)
Location: Slubice, corner Kosciuszki and Aleja Niepodleglosci
Today: Still there, used as a church
On January 22, 1933 Hitler spoke at the Schützenhaussaal for 1.800 people.
Speech for the Jagd-
Location: Truppenübungsplatz Döberitz/Fliegerschüle Döberitz, east of the Berliner Ring, south of the B5 and the Olympic Village 1936, directly east of the Berliner Chaussee and An Der Breiten Wiese
Today: Döberitzer Heide (nature park). A lot of things remain, like an obelisk of Kaiser Wilhelm II and old barracks on the northeast-
During the times of National Socialism this army ground became one of the largest places where pilots of the Wehrmacht were educated. The Kasernen are a part of the old Truppenübungsplatz Döberitz. Hitler was here on March 28, 1935. He held a speech for the Jagdgeschwader (squadron) Richthofen.
Another postcard of the Fliegerschüle Döbertitz (picture: source unknown)
An old postcard of the Truppen-
(picture: source unknown)
The Döberitz training grounds today (pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2017)
An entrance of the Fliegerschüle Döbertitz with a nazi flag in top.
(picture: source unknown)
After WW2 the Döbertitz training grounds were untill 1991/’92 used by the Red Army. (picture: the Hitlerpages, 2017)
Göring’s He-
(picture: historical)
Hitler at Döberitz in 1935 (pictures: historical)
The Döberitz training grounds today (pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2017)
Inside one of the buildings on the Döberitz training grounds
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2017)
Some wellknown Hitlerlocations are in Brandenburg, for instance in Potsdam, Lanke am Bogensee (where Goebbels had a house) and Shorfheide (where Görings Carinhall was). Berlin lies in the centre of Brandenburg, but the city is a state of its own, so it is not a part of the state of Brandenburg.
1. Beelitz, Heilstätten 2. Bernau, Reichsführerschule 3. Brandenburg an der Havel, Schützenplatz 4. Caputh, Goebbels house 5. Cottbus, Rennbahn 6. Dallgow-
9. Kämfende Amazone 10. Slubice, Ostmark-
11a. Frankfurt am Oder, Hindenburg-
19. Potsdam, Schloß Cecilienhof 20. Potsdam, Sanssouci 21. Potsdam, Stadion Luftschiffhafen 21a. UFA Film Studios 22. Rathenau, Smersh compound 23. Schorfheide, Carinhall
24. Spreewald 26. Zossen
The front-
An old picture of the Babelsberg Studios
(picture: geheugenvannederland.nl)
Inside Babelsberg Studios in 1930
(picture: geheugenvannederland.nl)
The studio grounds in 1928
(picture: copyrights unknown)
The anti semitic movie Jud Süß was made at the Babelsberg Studios
(picture: unknown)
Adolf Hitler and Josef Goebbels at the Babelsberg Studios on January 15, 1935
(picture: wikipedia)
Lida Baarova, Gustav Frölich and Josef Goebbels at a party at the end of the Olympic Games of 1936
(picture: copyrights unknown)
The Luftschiffhafen stadium was overcrowded.
Adolf Hitler and Baldur von Schirach at the Reichsjugendtag in Potsdam on October 2nd.
(picture: Axmann, Hitlerjugend)
A reminder of KZ Oranienburg
(picture: wikipedia)
The museum has models of Carinhall. The left one is Carinhall as it was at first, the one on the right is Carinhall after at least two enlargements. (pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2017)
The museum has several sculptures from Carinhall. This is Arno Breker’s ‘Schreitende’.
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2017)
This is one of the original columns of Carinhall’s reception hall.
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2017)
The remains of some wagons are at the museum.
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2017)
Göring playing with his model trains at Carinhall.
(picture: Görings Reich, 2006)
Göring showing off with his model trains at Carinhall.
(picture: Görings Reich, 2006)