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RMW8TCAE–Sign in the vicinity of the former Fuehrer headquarters 'Wolfsschanze' in the Polish Masuria (former East Prussia), added on 15.07.2019 | usage worldwide
RM2KCFNEJ–People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 2 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters (Photo by Michal Fludra/NurPhoto)
RM2G2PXX8–Gierloz, Poland 2nd, June 2021 People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 3 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters Credit: Vadim Pacajev/Alamy Live News
RMTDFE6T–WWII era Juno cigarettes in Wolfsschanze (Wolf's Lair) in Gierloz, Poland. July 4th 2008 © Wojciech Strozyk / Alamy Stock Photo
RM2WA0EHP–Schlesien Ein Stollen unter dem Schloss Fuerstenstein Zamek KsiÄÖż. Das Schloss in WaÅbrzych Waldenburg ist das groesste Schloss Schlesiens. Das ewa 2 Kilometer lange Stollensystem gehoert zum Projekt Riese aus der Zeit des Zweiten Weltkrieges. Die Anlage unter dem Schloss Fuerstenstein sollte nach der Fertigstellung als Ersatz-Fuehrerhauptquartier fuer die Wolfsschanze dienen. WaÅbrzych Schlesien Polen *** Silesia A tunnel under Fuerstenstein Castle Zamek KsiÄÖż The castle in WaÅbrzych Waldenburg is the largest castle in Silesia The approximately 2 kilometer long tunnel system is part of Pr
RM2A9CDDB–A renovated sign warning about minefields seen at the Wolf's Lair complex in the Srokowo forest.After a sensational article published by the BBC that the management of the Wolf's Lair was planning to build an amusement park at the headquarters of Adolf Hitler, which could change into a 'Nazi theme park', this information was immediately denied. Authorities claimed, it's alongside renovations, which will see the run down buildings restored as well as the addition of a restaurants and entrance building, also new walking paths are planned to be build. The Wolf's Lair (German: Wolfsschanze; Polis
RF2GJEB89–Ketrzyn, Gierloz, Poland - July 19, 2021: reich security service offices at the Wolf's Lair (Wilczy Szaniec, Wolfsschanze)
RM2T78N2R–Wolf's Lair is a town of bunkers surrounded by forest, lakes and swamps. This is Adolf Hitler's largest and most recognizable field command.
RF2M00YJX–Ketrzyn, Poland - July, 2019 Wolf's Lair was Adolf Hitler's first Eastern Front military headquarters in World War II. Wolfsschanze, Wolfschanze. Kętr
RM2H8Y4JE–Kêtrzyn, 1946-06-10. W pobli¿u wsi Gier³o¿ (d. Gerlitz), na terenie ufortyfikowanym zwanym Wilczym Szañcem (niem. Wolfsschanze), w latach 1941-1944 mieœci³a siê tajna kwatera g³ówna Adolfa Hitlera i Naczelnego Dowództwa Si³ Zbrojnych III Rzeszy. Nz. ruiny bunkra na terenie Wilczego Szañca. pw PAP/Jerzy Baranowski Ketrzyn, June 10, 1946. The Wolfsschanze field headquarters of Adolf Hitler and the Supreme Command of the 3rd Reich Armed Forces located near the locality of Gierloz (fomer Gerlitz) in 1941-1944. Pictured: ruins of a bunker at the Wolfsschanze. pw PAP/Jerzy Baranowski
RMB40MX9–Hitler, Adolf, 20.4.1889 - 30.4.1945, German politician (NSDAP) Chancellor since 30.1.1933, inspection of Fuehrerhauptquartiert Wolfsschanze, military headquarter, after assassination attempt, 20.7.1944, 2nd, second, World War, Third Reich, German Reich, Germany, ,
![Poland, 16.8.1988, Führerbunker Wolfsschanze in Poland, [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2PYW64W/poland-1681988-fhrerbunker-wolfsschanze-in-poland-automated-translation-2PYW64W.jpg "Poland, 16.8.1988, Führerbunker Wolfsschanze in Poland, [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RMR9G9NX–Remains of Wolf's Lair (german: Wolfsschanze), Führer's headquarters of Adolf Hitler, Rastenburg, Masuria, Poland, Europe
RMH9NC07–bunker ruin and stairway at wolf's lair (wolfsschanze or wolfschanze). ketrzyn (Rastenburg), poland, europe
RMM1111P–Guests bunker in Wolf's Lair - the headquarters of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Supreme Command of Armed Forces in WW2 near Gierloz village, Poland
RM2G2R2M6–Gierloz, Poland. 2nd June, 2021. People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 3 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters (Photo by Vadim Pacajev/Sipa USA) Credit: Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
RFEPT4TG–Guest bunker in Wolfsschanze, Hitler's Wolf's Lair Eastern Front military headquarters, eastern Poland
RMW8TBNC–Bunker remains of the former Fuehrer headquarters 'Wolfsschanze' in the Polish Masurian (former Ostpreussen) - former Stenographienstbaracke, recorded on 15.07.2019 | usage worldwide
RM2KCFNER–People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 2 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters (Photo by Michal Fludra/NurPhoto)
RM2G2PXYX–Gierloz, Poland 2nd, June 2021 People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 3 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters Credit: Vadim Pacajev/Alamy Live News
RMTDFE70–WWII era Blaue Gillette safety razors in Wolfsschanze (Wolf's Lair) in Gierloz, Poland. July 4th 2008 © Wojciech Strozyk / Alamy Stock Photo
RM2WA0EHM–Schlesien Fuer Besuchergewigter Grundriss des Stollensystems unter dem Schloss Fuerstenstein Zamek KsiÄÖż. Das Schloss in WaÅbrzych Waldenburg ist das groesste Schloss Schlesiens. Das ewa 2 Kilometer lange Stollensystem gehoert zum Projekt Riese aus der Zeit des Zweiten Weltkrieges. Die Anlage unter dem Schloss Fuerstenstein sollte nach der Fertigstellung als Ersatz-Fuehrerhauptquartier fuer die Wolfsschanze dienen. WaÅbrzych Schlesien Polen *** Silesia For Visitors A ground plan of the tunnel system under Fuerstenstein Castle Zamek KsiÄÖż The castle in WaÅbrzych Waldenburg is the largest ca
RM2A9CDD7–Pavings for new roads outside Hitler's bunker seen in the Wolf's Lair complex in Srokowo forest.After a sensational article published by the BBC that the management of the Wolf's Lair was planning to build an amusement park at the headquarters of Adolf Hitler, which could change into a 'Nazi theme park', this information was immediately denied. Authorities claimed, it's alongside renovations, which will see the run down buildings restored as well as the addition of a restaurants and entrance building, also new walking paths are planned to be build. The Wolf's Lair (German: Wolfsschanze; Polis
RF2GJENBX–Ketrzyn, Gierloz, Poland - July 19, 2021: findings at the Wolf's Lair (Wilczy Szaniec, Wolfsschanze) built by the Organisation Todt.
RM2T78NYR–Wolf's Lair is a town of bunkers surrounded by forest, lakes and swamps. This is Adolf Hitler's largest and most recognizable field command.
RF2M00YBE–Ketrzyn, Poland - July, 2019 Wolf's Lair was Adolf Hitler's first Eastern Front military headquarters in World War II. Wolfsschanze, Wolfschanze. Kętr
RM2H8Y4HX–Kêtrzyn, 1946-06-10. W pobli¿u wsi Gier³o¿ (d. Gerlitz), na terenie ufortyfikowanym zwanym Wilczym Szañcem (niem. Wolfsschanze), w latach 1941-1944 mieœci³a siê tajna kwatera g³ówna Adolfa Hitlera i Naczelnego Dowództwa Si³ Zbrojnych III Rzeszy. Nz. ruiny bunkra na terenie Wilczego Szañca. pw PAP/Jerzy Baranowski Ketrzyn, June 10, 1946. The Wolfsschanze field headquarters of Adolf Hitler and the Supreme Command of the 3rd Reich Armed Forces located near the locality of Gierloz (fomer Gerlitz) in 1941-1944. Pictured: bunker ruins at the Wolfsschanze. pw PAP/Jerzy Baranowski
RMDB7NT7–Hitler, Adolf, 20.4.1889 - 30.4.1945, German politician (NSDAP), Chancellor of the Reich 30.1.1933 - 30.4.1945, with the Turkish generals Hüseyin Hüsnü Emir Erkilet and Ali Fuad Erden, Fuehrer's Headquarters, Wolfsschanze, Rastenburg, East Prussia, 3.11.1941,
![Mussolini, Hitler and Schmundt at the Führer's headquarters at Wolfsschanze near Ketrzyn in Poland. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2GY4P48/mussolini-hitler-and-schmundt-at-the-fhrers-headquarters-at-wolfsschanze-near-ketrzyn-in-poland-automated-translation-2GY4P48.jpg "Mussolini, Hitler and Schmundt at the Führer's headquarters at Wolfsschanze near Ketrzyn in Poland. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2GY4P48–Mussolini, Hitler and Schmundt at the Führer's headquarters at Wolfsschanze near Ketrzyn in Poland. [automated translation]
RMR9G9P9–Remains of Wolf's Lair (german: Wolfsschanze), Führer's headquarters of Adolf Hitler, Rastenburg, Masuria, Poland, Europe
RMBRF3HK–memorial tablet of the stauffenberg 20 july 1944 plot at wolfsschanze fuhrerhauptquartier. gierloz, Ketrzyn, poland, europe
RMM1111H–Memorial stone of 20 July plot - attempted to assassinate Adolf Hitler in Wolf's Lair - the headquarters of Adolf Hitler near Gierloz, Poland
RM2G2R25R–Gierloz, Poland. 2nd June, 2021. People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 3 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters (Photo by Vadim Pacajev/Sipa USA) Credit: Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
RM2AEFKDR–Wolfgang Preiss, deutscher Schauspieler und Synchronsprecher, im Spielfilm 'Der 20. Juli', Deutschland 1955. German actor and dubbing actor Wolfgang Preiss in the movie 'Der 20. Juli', Germany 1955.
RFEPT2WA–Guest bunker in Wolfsschanze, Hitler's Wolf's Lair Eastern Front military headquarters, eastern Poland
RMW8TBM9–Bunker remains of the former Fuehrer headquarters 'Wolfsschanze' in the Polish Masurian (former Ostpreussen) - former Stenographienstbaracke, recorded on 15.07.2019 | usage worldwide
RM2KCFNEP–People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 2 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters (Photo by Michal Fludra/NurPhoto)
RM2G2PY1G–Gierloz, Poland 2nd, June 2021 People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 3 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters Credit: Vadim Pacajev/Alamy Live News
RMTDFE3D–Headquarters of SS-Gruppenführer Johann Rattenhuber, head of Reichssicherheitsdienst RSD (Reich Security Service) in Wolfsschanze (Wolf's Lair) in Gie
RM2WA0EKW–Schlesien Ein Stollen unter dem Schloss Fuerstenstein Zamek KsiÄÖż. Das Schloss in WaÅbrzych Waldenburg ist das groesste Schloss Schlesiens. Das ewa 2 Kilometer lange Stollensystem gehoert zum Projekt Riese aus der Zeit des Zweiten Weltkrieges. Die Anlage unter dem Schloss Fuerstenstein sollte nach der Fertigstellung als Ersatz-Fuehrerhauptquartier fuer die Wolfsschanze dienen. WaÅbrzych Schlesien Polen *** Silesia A tunnel under Fuerstenstein Castle Zamek KsiÄÖż The castle in WaÅbrzych Waldenburg is the largest castle in Silesia The approximately 2 kilometer long tunnel system is part of Pr
RM2A9A3EJ–A renovated sign warning about minefields seen at the Wolf's Lair complex in the Srokowo forest.After a sensational article published by the BBC that the management of the Wolf's Lair was planning to build an amusement park at the headquarters of Adolf Hitler, which could change into a 'Nazi theme park', this information was immediately denied. Authorities claimed, it's alongside renovations, which will see the run down buildings restored as well as the addition of a restaurants and entrance building, also new walking paths are planned to be build. The Wolf's Lair (German: Wolfsschanze; Polis
RF2GJENC6–Ketrzyn, Gierloz, Poland - July 19, 2021: findings at the Wolf's Lair (Wilczy Szaniec, Wolfsschanze) built by the Organisation Todt.
RM2T78X12–Wolf's Lair is a town of bunkers surrounded by forest, lakes and swamps. This is Adolf Hitler's largest and most recognizable field command.
RF2M00YBA–Ketrzyn, Poland - July, 2019 Wolf's Lair was Adolf Hitler's first Eastern Front military headquarters in World War II. Wolfsschanze, Wolfschanze. Kętr
RM2H8Y4Y7–Kêtrzyn, 1946-06-10. W pobli¿u wsi Gier³o¿ (d. Gerlitz) (w latach 1941-1944) mieœci³a siê g³ówna kwatera Adolfa Hitlera i Naczelnego Dowództwa Si³ Zbrojnych III Rzeszy, zwana Wilczym Szañcem (niem. Wolfsschanze). Zajmowa³a ona ok. 5 km2, a na jej terenie znajdowa³o siê wiele zamaskowanych bunkrów oraz zabudowañ gospodarczych. Nz. wnêtrze pomieszczenia gospodarczego na terenie Wilczego Szañca. pw PAP/Jerzy Baranowski Ketrzyn, June 10, 1946. The headquarters of Adolf Hitler and Third Reich armed forces' supreme command was located near the village of Gierloz (former Gerlitz) (between 1941-
RMBRG1N5–Obersturmbannführer Richard Schulze-Kossens - four photo albums.,Each in half-leather bindings with the initials 'RS' stamped in gold. Altogether approx. 230 photos of varying sizes,not in chronological order,and some with explanatory newspaper clippings. In Hitler's entourage at the Reichstag,at State receptions and treaty signings(Mussolini,Ciano,Antonescu,Franco,Tsar Boris III,and many more),in the House of Art,at the surrender negotiations in Compiègne,in the inner circle at the Wolf's Lair(Wolfsschanze),Hitler in a light armoured halftrack(,Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
![The Führer, the Reichsleiter and the Foreign Minister in conversation at Hitler's headquarters at Wolfsschanze in East Prussia, near present-day Ketrzyn. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2GY4P3R/the-fhrer-the-reichsleiter-and-the-foreign-minister-in-conversation-at-hitlers-headquarters-at-wolfsschanze-in-east-prussia-near-present-day-ketrzyn-automated-translation-2GY4P3R.jpg "The Führer, the Reichsleiter and the Foreign Minister in conversation at Hitler's headquarters at Wolfsschanze in East Prussia, near present-day Ketrzyn. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2GY4P3R–The Führer, the Reichsleiter and the Foreign Minister in conversation at Hitler's headquarters at Wolfsschanze in East Prussia, near present-day Ketrzyn. [automated translation]
RMR9G9PT–Remains of Wolf's Lair (german: Wolfsschanze), Führer's headquarters of Adolf Hitler, Rastenburg, Masuria, Poland, Europe
RMBRF4TM–ruins of briefing room stauffenberg 20 july 1944 plot at wolfsschanze fuhrerhauptquartier. gierloz, Ketrzyn, poland, europe
RFM0DK90–Guests bunker in Wolf's Lair - the headquarters of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Supreme Command of Armed Forces in WW2 near Gierloz village, Poland
RM2G2R2B9–Gierloz, Poland. 2nd June, 2021. People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 3 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters (Photo by Vadim Pacajev/Sipa USA) Credit: Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
RM2AEFKEX–Wolfgang Preiss, deutscher Schauspieler und Synchronsprecher, im Spielfilm 'Der 20. Juli', Deutschland 1955. German actor and dubbing actor Wolfgang Preiss in the movie 'Der 20. Juli', Germany 1955.
RFEPT1MA–Guest bunker in Wolfsschanze, Hitler's Wolf's Lair Eastern Front military headquarters, eastern Poland
RMW8TBMH–Bunker remains of the former Fuehrer headquarters 'Wolfsschanze' in the Polish Masurian (former Ostpreussen) - former Stenographienstbaracke, recorded on 15.07.2019 | usage worldwide
RM2KCFNEM–People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 2 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters (Photo by Michal Fludra/NurPhoto)
RM2G2PXY5–Gierloz, Poland 2nd, June 2021 People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 3 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters Credit: Vadim Pacajev/Alamy Live News
RMTDFE37–Headquarters of SS-Gruppenführer Johann Rattenhuber, head of Reichssicherheitsdienst RSD (Reich Security Service) in Wolfsschanze (Wolf's Lair) in Gie
RM2WA0EGW–Schlesien Fuer Besucher nachempfundenes Zimmer im Stollensystem unter dem Schloss Fuerstenstein Zamek KsiÄÖż. Das Schloss in WaÅbrzych Waldenburg ist das groesste Schloss Schlesiens. Das ewa 2 Kilometer lange Stollensystem gehoert zum Projekt Riese aus der Zeit des Zweiten Weltkrieges. Die Anlage unter dem Schloss Fuerstenstein sollte nach der Fertigstellung als Ersatz-Fuehrerhauptquartier fuer die Wolfsschanze dienen. WaÅbrzych Schlesien Polen *** Silesia Room recreated for visitors in the tunnel system under Fuerstenstein Castle Zamek KsiÄÖż The castle in WaÅbrzych Waldenburg is the larges
RM2A9CDDG–A model of Hitler's headquarter and the whole Wolf's lair complex from WWII seen in a local museum. After a sensational article published by the BBC that the management of the Wolf's Lair was planning to build an amusement park at the headquarters of Adolf Hitler, which could change into a 'Nazi theme park', this information was immediately denied. Authorities claimed, it's alongside renovations, which will see the run down buildings restored as well as the addition of a restaurants and entrance building, also new walking paths are planned to be build. The Wolf's Lair (German: Wolfsschanze; P
RF2GJENC4–Ketrzyn, Gierloz, Poland - July 19, 2021: findings at the Wolf's Lair (Wilczy Szaniec, Wolfsschanze) built by the Organisation Todt.
RM2T78TMH–Wolf's Lair is a town of bunkers surrounded by forest, lakes and swamps. This is Adolf Hitler's largest and most recognizable field command.
RF2M00YJ0–Ketrzyn, Poland - July, 2019 Wolf's Lair was Adolf Hitler's first Eastern Front military headquarters in World War II. Wolfsschanze, Wolfschanze. Kętr
RM2H8Y502–Kêtrzyn, 1946-06-10. W pobli¿u wsi Gier³o¿ (d. Gerlitz) (w latach 1941-1944) mieœci³a siê g³ówna kwatera Adolfa Hitlera i Naczelnego Dowództwa Si³ Zbrojnych III Rzeszy, zwana Wilczym Szañcem (niem. Wolfsschanze). Zajmowa³a ona ok. 5 km2, a na jej terenie znajdowa³o siê wiele zamaskowanych bunkrów oraz zabudowañ gospodarczych. Nz. wnêtrze pomieszczenia gospodarczego na terenie Wilczego Szañca. pw PAP/Jerzy Baranowski Ketrzyn, June 10, 1946. The headquarters of Adolf Hitler and Third Reich armed forces' supreme command was located near the village of Gierloz (former Gerlitz) (between 1941-
RMCYR9CT–Fritz Darges - Fritz Klingenberg,Photographs and books Four large format photographs(12.5 X 17.5 cm two trimmed on the lower edge)each inscribed on the back,three with Hoffmann stamps: Darges and Klingenberg in front of the entrance to the Hohenlychen SS-Military Hospital in 1943. Darges,Klingenberg and Laackman at the Berghof in May 1941. 'Tea in the Berghof - from left to right,Major Engel - Hpstuf.(Captain)Klingenberg - The Führer - SS Gruf.(Major General)Schaub - F.D. - Laackman - May 1941'. Conference at Führer HQ,Wolfsschanze in 1943 with Kalte,Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
![In October 1943, Adolf Hitler welcomes Reichsführer SS Heinrich Himmler to his Wolfsschanze headquarters in East Prussia, where he has ordered all the Gauleiters of the NSDAP to a Führer meeting after the defeat at Stalingrad and the setbacks in Africa. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2GY4P5M/in-october-1943-adolf-hitler-welcomes-reichsfhrer-ss-heinrich-himmler-to-his-wolfsschanze-headquarters-in-east-prussia-where-he-has-ordered-all-the-gauleiters-of-the-nsdap-to-a-fhrer-meeting-after-the-defeat-at-stalingrad-and-the-setbacks-in-africa-automated-translation-2GY4P5M.jpg "In October 1943, Adolf Hitler welcomes Reichsführer SS Heinrich Himmler to his Wolfsschanze headquarters in East Prussia, where he has ordered all the Gauleiters of the NSDAP to a Führer meeting after the defeat at Stalingrad and the setbacks in Africa. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2GY4P5M–In October 1943, Adolf Hitler welcomes Reichsführer SS Heinrich Himmler to his Wolfsschanze headquarters in East Prussia, where he has ordered all the Gauleiters of the NSDAP to a Führer meeting after the defeat at Stalingrad and the setbacks in Africa. [automated translation]
RMR9G978–Remains of Wolf's Lair (german: Wolfsschanze), Führer's headquarters of Adolf Hitler, Rastenburg, Masuria, Poland, Europe
RMM11145–Building of General Alfred Jodl in Wolf's Lair - headquarters of Adolf Hitler and Nazi Supreme Command of Armed Forces in WW2 near Gierloz, Poland
RM2G2R2WB–Gierloz, Poland. 2nd June, 2021. People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 3 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters (Photo by Vadim Pacajev/Sipa USA) Credit: Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
RM2AEFKEG–Wolfgang Preiss, deutscher Schauspieler und Synchronsprecher, im Spielfilm 'Der 20. Juli', Deutschland 1955. German actor and dubbing actor Wolfgang Preiss in the movie 'Der 20. Juli', Germany 1955.
RFEPT29R–Guest bunker in Wolfsschanze, Hitler's Wolf's Lair Eastern Front military headquarters, eastern Poland
RMW8TBN0–Bunker remains of the former Fuehrer headquarters 'Wolfsschanze' in the Polish Masurian (former Ostpreussen) - former Stenographienstbaracke, recorded on 15.07.2019 | usage worldwide
RM2KAR09H–People walking at the Wolf's Lair remains are seen on 2 September 2017 in Gierloz , Poland. Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters is It’s a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters. (Photo by Michal Fludra/NurPhoto)
RM2G2PXJ2–Gierloz, Poland 2nd, June 2021 People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 3 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters Credit: Vadim Pacajev/Alamy Live News
RMTDFE39–Headquarters of SS-Gruppenführer Johann Rattenhuber, head of Reichssicherheitsdienst RSD (Reich Security Service) in Wolfsschanze (Wolf's Lair) in Gie
RM2WA0EKP–Schlesien Ein Stollen unter dem Schloss Fuerstenstein Zamek KsiÄÖż. Das Schloss in WaÅbrzych Waldenburg ist das groesste Schloss Schlesiens. Das ewa 2 Kilometer lange Stollensystem gehoert zum Projekt Riese aus der Zeit des Zweiten Weltkrieges. Die Anlage unter dem Schloss Fuerstenstein sollte nach der Fertigstellung als Ersatz-Fuehrerhauptquartier fuer die Wolfsschanze dienen. WaÅbrzych Schlesien Polen *** Silesia A tunnel under Fuerstenstein Castle Zamek KsiÄÖż The castle in WaÅbrzych Waldenburg is the largest castle in Silesia The approximately 2 kilometer long tunnel system is part of Pr
RM2A9A3F2–A model of Hitler's headquarter and the whole Wolf's lair complex from WWII seen in a local museum. After a sensational article published by the BBC that the management of the Wolf's Lair was planning to build an amusement park at the headquarters of Adolf Hitler, which could change into a 'Nazi theme park', this information was immediately denied. Authorities claimed, it's alongside renovations, which will see the run down buildings restored as well as the addition of a restaurants and entrance building, also new walking paths are planned to be build. The Wolf's Lair (German: Wolfsschanze; P
RF2GJEMJH–Ketrzyn, Gierloz, Poland - July 19, 2021: head of the Wehrmacht Operations Staff at the Wolf's Lair (Wilczy Szaniec, Wolfsschanze)
RM2T78WGN–Wolf's Lair is a town of bunkers surrounded by forest, lakes and swamps. This is Adolf Hitler's largest and most recognizable field command.
RF2M00YB9–Ketrzyn, Poland - July, 2019 Wolf's Lair was Adolf Hitler's first Eastern Front military headquarters in World War II. Wolfsschanze, Wolfschanze. Kętr
RM2H8Y4RG–Kêtrzyn, 1946-06-10. W pobli¿u wsi Gier³o¿ (d. Gerlitz), na terenie ufortyfikowanym zwanym Wilczym Szañcem (niem. Wolfsschanze), w latach 1941-1944 mieœci³a siê tajna kwatera g³ówna Adolfa Hitlera i Naczelnego Dowództwa Si³ Zbrojnych III Rzeszy. Nz. polski saper przy drogowskazie na terenie Wilczego Szañca. pw PAP/Jerzy Baranowski Ketrzyn, June 10, 1946. The Wolfsschanze field headquarters of Adolf Hitler and the Supreme Command of the 3rd Reich Armed Forces located near the locality of Gierloz (fomer Gerlitz) in 1941-1944. Pictured: a Polish sapper at a signpost at the Wolfsschanze. pw
RMCYR9D0–Fritz Darges - Fritz Klingenberg,Photographs and books Four large format photographs(12.5 X 17.5 cm two trimmed on the lower edge)each inscribed on the back,three with Hoffmann stamps: Darges and Klingenberg in front of the entrance to the Hohenlychen SS-Military Hospital in 1943. Darges,Klingenberg and Laackman at the Berghof in May 1941. 'Tea in the Berghof - from left to right,Major Engel - Hpstuf.(Captain)Klingenberg - The Führer - SS Gruf.(Major General)Schaub - F.D. - Laackman - May 1941'. Conference at Führer HQ,Wolfsschanze in 1943 with Kalte,Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMR9G9G2–Remains of Wolf's Lair (german: Wolfsschanze), Führer's headquarters of Adolf Hitler, Rastenburg, Masuria, Poland, Europe
RMM1113G–Ruins of Hitler's bunker in Wolf's Lair, headquarters of Adolf Hitler and Nazi Supreme Command of Armed Forces in WW2 near Gierloz village, Poland
RM2G2R2C8–Gierloz, Poland. 2nd June, 2021. People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 3 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters (Photo by Vadim Pacajev/Sipa USA) Credit: Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
RM2AEFKE8–Wolfgang Preiss, deutscher Schauspieler und Synchronsprecher, im Spielfilm 'Der 20. Juli', Deutschland 1955. German actor and dubbing actor Wolfgang Preiss in the movie 'Der 20. Juli', Germany 1955.
RFEPT3BT–Stenographers' offices in Wolfsschanze, Hitler's Wolf's Lair Eastern Front military headquarters, eastern Poland
RMW8TBRX–Bunker remains of the former Fuehrer headquarters 'Wolfsschanze' in the Polish Masurian (former Ostpreussen) - former Stenographienstbaracke, recorded on 15.07.2019 | usage worldwide
RM2KAR095–People walking at the Wolf's Lair remains are seen on 2 September 2017 in Gierloz , Poland. Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters is It’s a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters. (Photo by Michal Fludra/NurPhoto)
RM2G2PXXK–Gierloz, Poland 2nd, June 2021 People visiting the WWII era Adolf Hitler's quarters hidden in a forest near Gierloz, Poland, are seen on 3 June 2021 r Wolf's Lair (ger. Wolfsschanze) ruins of Adolf Hilter's war headquarters was a hidden town in the woods consisting of 200 buildings: shelters, barracks, 2 airports, a power station, a railway station, air-conditioners, water supplies, heat-generating plants and two teleprinters Credit: Vadim Pacajev/Alamy Live News
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