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| I | Wilhelmstrasse | 3 |
| II | Hitler in the chancellery | 30 |
| III | The New Reich Chancellery | 63 |
| IV | Bunkers and Fuhrerbunker | 117 |
| App. A | King Friedrich Wilhelm I presents Wilhelmstrasse 77 to Graf von der Schulenburg | 161 |
| App. B | Reich chancellors 1871-1945 | 162 |
| App. C | Paul von Hindenburg | 175 |
| App. D | Interior renovations to the Reichskanzlerpalais 1875-1878 | 177 |
| App. E | Further renovations to the Reichskanzlerpalais 1890-1925 | 179 |
| App. F | Notable gatherings in the Reichskanzlerpalais before 1914 | 180 |
| App. G | Hitler's speech at the topping-out ceremony of the New Reich Chancellery in the Deutschlandhalle, August 2, 1938 | 182 |
| App. H | Hitler's speech in the Berlin Sportpalast, January 9, 1939, on the occasion of the completion of the New Reich Chancellery | 186 |
| App. I | Adolf Hitler describes his chancellery renovations | 189 |
| App. J | Text of Hitler's agreement to occupy Czechoslovakia, signed in the New Reich Chancellery | 192 |
| App. K | Heinrich Himmler's Heydrich eulogy | 193 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Kevin Flowers
reviewed The Reich Chancellery and Fuhrerbunker Complex: An Illustrated History of the Seat of the Nazi Regime on January 18, 2020
The Reich Chancellery and Fuhrerbunker Complex: An Illustrated History of the Seat of the Nazi Regime
This book is incredibly thorough and tells a very rich political and architectural history. There are many helpful illustrations of ceremonial and political moments in this book, as well as the motivations of the designers and clients. My one criticism, which is somewhat severe, is that this book should have included the architectural drawings of this building, as well as possibly having some new, purpose-made renders. The original architectural drawings are not that hard to come by, and I am puzzled as to why this book would exclude them. In addition, given everything we know about this ill-feted structure and its many ancillary buildings, it should have been relatively easy to come up with renders to supplement the pre-existing drawings. Why didn't they?
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