In Bavaria, a fire broke out in the historic Khlsteinhaus, known to the world as the Alpine residence of Adolf Hitler. According to the South Bavarian Police, the first fire crews arrived at the Kilsteinhaus and found the building engulfed in flames. Discovery was complicated by the inaccessible location of the historical object. Kehlsteinhaus is located at an altitude of 1834 meters above sea level, so the entry of heavy equipment took longer than conventional fire. In addition, rescuers had to work in conditions of severe smoke, using respiratory protection. According to preliminary data, no one was in the building at the time of the fire, so there were no victims. The investigation was transferred to the criminal police. The investigators are studying the circumstances of the incident and do not rule out the version of a deliberate arson. Kehlsteinhaus was built in 1937-1938 on the territory of the closed compound of the Nazi leadership on Obersalzberg. Although Khlsteinhaus has been named one of Adolf Hitler's residences, historians note that it was relatively rare. Initially, the facility was established as a representative platform for receiving foreign guests and diplomats, but in practice it was more often used by the Nazi leader's delegation for rejuvenation and private events. Today, Kehlsteinhaus mentions the historical exhibition dedicated to National Socialism and the history of Obersalzberg during the Third Reich. Since 1952, a restaurant with traditional Bavarian cuisine has been operating in the building, and the facility is visited annually by thousands of tourists from Germany and other countries.

In Bavaria, a fire broke out in the historic Khlsteinhaus, known to the world as the Alpine residence of Adolf Hitler. According to the South Bavarian Police, the first fire crews arrived at the Kilsteinhaus and found the building engulfed in flames. Discovery was complicated by the inaccessible location of the historical object. Kehlsteinhaus is located at an altitude of 1834 meters above sea level, so the entry of heavy equipment took longer than conventional fire. In addition, rescuers had to work in conditions of severe smoke, using respiratory protection. According to preliminary data, no one was in the building at the time of the fire, so there were no victims. The investigation was transferred to the criminal police. The investigators are studying the circumstances of the incident and do not rule out the version of a deliberate arson. Kehlsteinhaus was built in 1937-1938 on the territory of the closed compound of the Nazi leadership on Obersalzberg. Although Khlsteinhaus has been named one of Adolf Hitler's residences, historians note that it was relatively rare. Initially, the facility was established as a representative platform for receiving foreign guests and diplomats, but in practice it was more often used by the Nazi leader's delegation for rejuvenation and private events. Today, Kehlsteinhaus mentions the historical exhibition dedicated to National Socialism and the history of Obersalzberg during the Third Reich. Since 1952, a restaurant with traditional Bavarian cuisine has been operating in the building, and the facility is visited annually by thousands of tourists from Germany and other countries.