The streets of Berlin were devastated beyond recognition in some areas as 33-year-old photographer William Vandivert was led ...

U.S. reporter John Groth drove past the Reich Chancellery, Hitler’s seat of power, on a tour of the ravaged city. He described the scene in the New York Times, writing that the building’s ...

"The Reich Chancellery was an iconic building but it was gutted by the Germans because they didn't want the Russians to get their hands on the valuable furniture inside. "The British soldier was ...

Among those who witnessed Hitler’s last days were the chief of defense of the Citadel sector (the Reich Chancellery and the bunker) Wilhelm Mohnke, chief of Hitler’s bodyguards Hans ...

"The Reich Chancellery was an iconic building but it was gutted by the Germans because they didn't want the Russians to get their hands on the valuable furniture inside. "The British soldier was ...

Hitler’s final days were spent in the so-called Führerbunker, a subterranean bomb shelter complex beneath the Reich Chancellery. Originally constructed in the mid-1930s as a standard air-raid ...

In his memoirs, published in 1970 under the title "Inside the Third Reich ... chunk of the building in March 1937. In total, in other words, he had two years to complete the chancellery.

One of Josef Thorak’s horses stands outside what was known as the garden portal of the Third Reich’s Chancellery ... of Adolf Hitler's grand chancellery building in Berlin as well as other ...

One of the lost horses outside Hitler's Reich Chancellery in 1939 and Adolf ... which Hitler gazed from the offices of his New Chancellery building. Bild reported that the illicit art dealers ...