On the anniversary of the American troops entering the city in , Munich has officially opened its Nazi documentation center. The museum focuses on the city's role as the birthplace of German fascism.
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COM in 30 languages. Deutsche Welle. Audiotrainer Deutschtrainer Die Bienenretter. There is simply almost nothing left. If we would excavate the grounds, we would find blocks of concrete and perhaps a few everyday objects. The remains of walls more than three meters deep and the ceiling will most certainly raise the questions of archaeologists in the future, questions that probably not even those who lived at that time would be able to answer.
The truth is that Berlin has found no other way to approach the man it never wanted but for whom it has inevitably become linked to. Perhaps this place conveys to us how the Germans have placed themselves and still relating themselves to the Nazi times, especially when compared to the monuments dedicated to the various and numerous victim groups.
His crimes will never be forgotten, but they are now only worth to be told in a parking lot. For a man who wanted to be at the centre of the world, this seems undoubtedly an unflattering destination.
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Our Featured Berlin Experiences. Walk Through The Brandenburg Gate. Explore The Topography Of Terror. Explore The Forum Fridericianum. Step Inside The Neue Wache. Step Inside The Olympic Stadium. Walk Along Karl Marx Allee. Visit The German Resistance Museum.
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