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Hitler and Obersalzberg
Idyll and Atrocity
Obersalzberg was Adolf Hitler’s adopted home. Between 1933 and 1945 the dictator spent around a quarter of his time here. He came here not only for recreation or to spend time with his secret partner Eva Braun. At Obersalzberg Hitler’s private life blended with staged propaganda, politics and the conduct of war. Here, among his closest associates, he took key decisions about persecution and genocide all over Europe.
The inseparable connection between Hitler and Obersalzberg dates back to the 1920s and continues to this day. This catalogue tells the story of Obersalzberg in easy-to-understand texts accompanied by many historic photographs, objects and documents.
10,00 €
ISBN 978-3-9814052-7-9
English edition: May 2024