Hitler's tea house, which recently burned down in the Bavarian Alps, will be restored, the head of the Bavarian Interior Ministry, Joachim Herrmann, said. He explained that the site is visited by tens of thousands of tourists as it has great historical significance. The building is well insured, Herman said. The Kehlsteinhaus was built in 1937-1938 as a place to receive diplomats and foreign guests; Hitler himself rarely visited it. In the Second World War the building survived, from 1952 it had a restaurant and there was also a permanent exhibition dedicated to the history of the building. Interesting: Sokurov filmed "Moloch" here. I'm on MAX - go to the link.

Hitler's tea house, which recently burned down in the Bavarian Alps, will be restored, the head of the Bavarian Interior Ministry, Joachim Herrmann, said. He explained that the site is visited by tens of thousands of tourists as it has great historical significance. The building is well insured, Herman said. The Kehlsteinhaus was built in 1937-1938 as a place to receive diplomats and foreign guests; Hitler himself rarely visited it. In the Second World War the building survived, from 1952 it had a restaurant and there was also a permanent exhibition dedicated to the history of the building. Interesting: Sokurov filmed "Moloch" here. I'm on MAX - go to the link.