According to Reuters, the massive flames engulfed the historic residence known as the "Eagle's Nest" high in the Alps in Brechtsgaden, Germany, causing heavy damage to this Nazi-era building. This building, which was built in 1938, was sometimes the reception and residence of Adolf Hitler and was also known as "Hitler's Tea House". The spokesman for the German police announced in an interview with "Bild" magazine that apparently the building cannot be saved, despite these agents, they arrested a man near the scene of the incident and the investigation into the exact cause of the fire continues.

According to Reuters, the massive flames engulfed the historic residence known as the "Eagle's Nest" high in the Alps in Brechtsgaden, Germany, causing heavy damage to this Nazi-era building. This building, which was built in 1938, was sometimes the reception and residence of Adolf Hitler and was also known as "Hitler's Tea House". The spokesman for the German police announced in an interview with "Bild" magazine that apparently the building cannot be saved, despite these agents, they arrested a man near the scene of the incident and the investigation into the exact cause of the fire continues.