- Like most buildings on and around the Obersalzberg, Martin Bormann’s house was severely damaged by the RAF bombing raid of April 25, 1945. As Hitler’s right […]
- Fritz Todt was the infrastructure minister of the Third Reich. Upon his death on 8 February 1942 a state funeral was celebrated in the presence of […]
- Beer Tray from the Martin Bormann Obersalzberg House.This is stainless steel and was produced by the Silvello firm.It measures 31,5 cm in diameter and there is […]
- Letter dated September 9, 1938 from Gerda Bormann to “Mrs Himmler”. As you can see, it’s written in ink on a sheet of Bormann’s own personal […]
- Since Reichsleiter Martin Bormann was interested in farming, he built an experimental farm as part of the Obersalzberg complex. Although this farm was to serve as […]
- Envelope from the administrative buildings that were built by Bormann around the Berghof.
- Thirt Reich ice cream cup Wellner produced, roll stamped party eagle is attributed to Martin Bormann personal tableware set.
- A 48 page telephone book from the Obersalzberg Administration (“Verwaltung Obersalzberg”) This edition was published in April 1944 It contains listing a variety of telephone numbers […]
- House Bormann original interior design project Architect Michaelis Professor Heinrich Michaelis was one of Hitler’s favorite architects, responsible for the design and construction of many Obersalzberg […]
- This pair of flatware comes from the set found in administrative buildings that were built by Bormann around the Berghof. These buildings were staffed by the […]
- Heinrich Heim (15 June 1900, Munich – 26 June 1988, Munich) was one of only two steonographers used by Hitler at the Berghof and the other […]
