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The Koenigsplatz in Munich

The Koenigsplatz in Munich. In the middle the two Ehrentempel can be seen. On the left the construction site of the Fuehrerbau and at right the administration building of the NSDAP. Behind the administration building the Frauenkirche can be seen. Front left, the Glyptothek.

Rearrangement of the Koenigsplatz

Construction works for the transformation of the Koenigsplatz. Construction workers laying granite slabs.

Construction of the Ehrentempel (Temples of Honour) in Munich, 1935

Construction of the Ehrentempel at Munich's Koenigsplatz for the victims of the Beer Hall Putsch.

Brazier in the Ehrentempel in Munich

A brazier in one of the two Ehrentempel on the Koenigsplatz in Munich. In the background the second Ehrentempel can be seen.

Construction site at Munich's Koenigsplatz, 1935

On the right is the construction site of the second Ehrentempel (temple of honour) which is being built for the victims of the Beer Hall Putsch. Between the two Ehrentempel stands the Brown House.

Brazier in the Ehrentempel in Munich

A brazier in one of the two Ehrentempel on the Koenigsplatz in Munich. In the background the Koenigsplatz and the Propylaeen can be seen.

Ehrentempel (Temple of Honour) in Munich, 1942

Members of the Waffen SS in one of the two Ehrentempel on the Koenigsplatz in Munich. In the background you can see the Glyptothek.

Laszlo Bardossy at a wreath-laying ceremony,1941

The Hungarian Foreign Minister Laszlo Bardossy lays a wreath in the Ehrentempel (Temple of Honour).

SS man in the Ehrentempel (Temple of Honour) in Munich

Member of the Waffen SS in one of the two Ehrentempel on the Koenigsplatz in Munich.

Painting of the Koenigsplatz in Munich

Painting of the Munich Koenigsplatz (4,5 x 5m) by A. Stangl for the Paris World Fair.

Ehrentempel (Temple of Honour) in Munich, 1944

Members of the Waffen-SS guard the entrance of one of the two Ehrentempel at the Koenigsplatz in Munich.

Ehrentempel (Temple of Honour) in Munich

Members of the Waffen SS in the Ehrentempel on Koenigsplatz in Munich (undated picture).

Propylaea on the Konigsplatz in Munich, 1936

Propylaea on the Koenigsplatz in Munich. In the background you can see the Ehrentempel and the Brown House.

SS members in front of one of the Ehrentempel (Temple of Honour) in Munich, 1937

SS members in front of one of the two Ehrentempel (Temples of Honor) at Munich's Koenigsplatz, which were built for the victims of the Beer Hall Putsch.

Swearing-in of political leaders in Munich, 1938

View through an Ehrentempel (Temple of Honour) at Munich's Koenigsplatz during the swearing-in of political leaders by Robert Ley in Munich. The Ehrentempel were built in honour of the National Socialists killed in the Beer Hall Putsch. Wreaths were laid at their graves.

Construction of the Ehrentempeln (Temples of Honour) in Munich, 1935

Construction of the Ehrentempel (Temples of Honour) on Munich's Koenigsplatz. In the foreground the new laying of slabs on the Koenigsplatz.

Women in front of an Ehrentempel in Munich, 1936

Women in front of an Ehrentempel in Munich.

Ehrentempel (Temple of Honour) in Munich, 1936

One of the two Ehrentempel at Munich's Koenigsplatz. SS guards stand guard at the entrance. In the background, the Propylaea.

Ehrentempel at Koenigsplatz, 1935

The Ehrentempel on Koenigsplatz in Munich prior to the transfer of the 16 coffins of the soldiers who died in the Beer Hall Putsch.

Visitors of the Ehrentempeln in Munich, 1936

Visitors of the Ehrentempeln at Munich Koenigsplatz, which was built for the National Socialist victims of the Munich Putsch.

Ehrentempel in Munich, 1936

Before the celebrations of November 9, citizens visit the Ehrentempeln (Honor Temples) at Koenigsplatz, built to commemorate the National Socialists, who were killed in the Munich Putsch.

The Glyptothek in Munich, 1936

Families before the Glyptotek on the Konigsplatz in Munich. In the background, one of the two Ehrentempel can be seen.

NS-architecture: Munich, NS-Ehrentempel (Nazi-temple) at Koenigsplatz, blasting 1947

NS-architecture: Munich, NS-Ehrentempel (Nazi-temple) at Koenigsplatz, blasting 1947, architecture, Germany 1933-1945 National Socialism

NS-architecture: Munich, NS-Ehrentempel (Nazi-temple) at Koenigsplatz, blasting 1947

NS-architecture: Munich, NS-Ehrentempel (Nazi-temple) at Koenigsplatz, blasting 1947, architecture, Germany 1933-1945 National Socialism

NS-architecture: Munich, NS-Ehrentempel (Nazi-temple) at Koenigsplatz, blasting 1947

NS-architecture: Munich, NS-Ehrentempel (Nazi-temple) at Koenigsplatz, blasting 1947, architecture, Germany 1933-1945 National Socialism

Sockel des Ehrentempels in München, 1947

Der Sockel eines Ehrentempels am Königsplatz nach der Zerstörung im Jahre 1947.

Ehrentempel in Munich, 1936

One of the two Ehrentempel ("Temples of Honour") at Munich's Koenigsplatz, built for the National Socialists killed in the Beer Hall Putsch.

Transfer of remains to the Ehrentempel (Temples of Honour), 1935

Transfer of the dead of the Hitler coup into the Ehrentempel built for them on Koenigsplatz. Members of the Alter Kaempfer (Old Fighters) carry the coffins.

NS-architecture: Munich, NS-Ehrentempel (Nazi-temple) at Koenigsplatz, blasting 1947

NS-architecture: Munich, NS-Ehrentempel (Nazi-temple) at Koenigsplatz, blasting 1947, architecture, Germany 1933-1945 National Socialism

Construction site at Koenigsplatz, 1935

In the foreground the laying of stone slabs on the Koenigsplatz. On the left, the construction of the Ehrentempel (Temple of Honour) for the National Socialists killed in the Beer Hall Putsch. And in the back right, the construction of the administration building of the NSDAP. At the back in the middle, the Frauenkirche.

Ehrentempel (Temple of Honour) in Munich, 1935

Visitors in one of the two Ehrentempel on the Koenigsplatz in Munich during snowfall.

Construction of the Ehrentempel (Temples of Honour) in Munich

Construction of the Ehrentempel ("Temples of Honour") on Munich's Koenigsplatz. On the left is the construction site of the second Ehrentempel.

Ehrentempel on the Koenigsplatz

One of the two Ehrentempel on the Konigsplatz. In the background the Glyptothek can be seen.

The Koenigsplatz in Munich

View of the Koenigsplatz in Munich. In the center, the two Ehrentempel for the National Socialist victims of the Beer Hall Putsch of 1923. On the left you can see the Fuehrerbau and at right, the administration building of the NSDAP. Right behind the Frauenkirche can be seen. Behind the left Ehrentempel, the Brown House is visible.

SS man in the Ehrentempel (Temple of Honour) in Munich, 1935

Soldier of the SS in the Ehrentempel on Koenigsplatz in Munich. In the background, the second Ehrentempel.

Ehrentempel on the Koenigsplatz in Munich

One of the Ehrentempel on the Konigsplatz in Munich which was built for the National Socialists killed during the Beer Hall Putsch in 1923. Foto: Heinrich Hoffmann

Ehrentempel ("Temples of Honour") on Koenigsplatz, 1935

The bodies of the National Socialists killed in the Beer Hall Putsch of 1923 are transferred in sarcophagi to the Ehrentempel ("Temples of Honour") built for them on Koenigsplatz in Munich.

Ehrentempel (Temple of Honour) at Koenigsplatz, 1937

Ehrentempel ("Temple of Honour") at Koenigsplatz for the National Socialists killed in the Hitler coup in 1923. Two SS soldiers are standing guard.

Ehrentempel at Koenigsplatz in Munich

One of the two Ehrentempel (Temples of Honour) in honour of the National Socialists killed in the Beer Hall Putsch in 1923. Adolf Hitler is on the left. In the back row third from the right, Max Amann, right beside Heinrich Himmler and Julius Streicher, rightmost beside photographer Heinrich Hoffmann.

Gerdy Troost, Hitler, Gall, 1935

Adolf Hitler with the architect Professor Gall (right) and Gerdy Troost at the Koenigsplatz in Munich. He explained his wishes to the transformation of the Koenigsplatz

Fuehrerbau and Honor Temple at Koenigsplatz, 1936

View on the Fuehrerbau of the NSDAP at Koenigsplatz, designed by Paul Ludwig Troost. In the foreground one of the two Honor Temples for the victims of the Hitler-Putsch in 1923.

The Koenigsplatz in Munich

The Koenigsplatz in Munich. In the background at left the Fuehrerbau can be seen, in the middle one of the Ehrentempel built for the National Socialist victims killed in the Beer Hall Putsch in 1923 and at right the Brown House.

Commemoration of the victims of the Hitler-Putsch at the Honor Temples, 1936

On the anniversary of the Hitler-Putsch citizens greet SS soldiers of the regiment "Deutschland" with the Hitler greeting and pass the sarcophagi that lie in state in the Honor Temples at Koenigsplatz.

Honor Temple on Koenigsplatz, 1936

View of the rise of the Honor Temple on Koenigsplatz with the honorary guard of SS soldiers of the regiment "Deutschland". In the background the Propylaea, to the right the Glyptothek.

Fuehrerbau and Honor Temple at Koenigsplatz, 1936

View on the Fuehrerbau of the NSDAP at Koenigsplatz, designed by Paul Ludwig Troost. In the foreground one of the two Honor Temples for the victims of the Hitler-Putsch in 1923.

Koenigsplatz with State gallery and Fuehrerbau, 1936

View on the newly designed Koenigsplatz with paving made of granite panels. To the right the former 'Neue Staatsgalerie' (today Antikensammlung), to the left the Fuehrerbau of the NSDAP, in the center the two Honor Temples for the victims of the Hitler-Putsch of 1923. Behind the left temple the Braunes Haus.

NS-architecture: Munich, plans and modells

NS-architecture: Munich, plans and modells, architecture, Germany 1933-1945 National Socialism

Model of the Alte Pinakothek in Munich

Model of the Alte Pinakothek in Munich with extensions in front. On the right you can see the Koenigsplatz with the Ehrentempeln and the Fuehrerbau. In the background, the Karolinenplatz.

Model of the Ehrentempel

Model of one of the Ehrentempel, which were built on the Koenigsplatz in Munich for the National Socialist victims of the Beer Hall Putsch 1923. Foto: Kasser & Meyer, München

Model of the NSDAP monument

Model of the planned NSDAP monument at the Munich East-West axis. The monument should be on the site of today's main station.

Model of the Koenigsplatz in Munich

Model of the Koenigsplatz in Munich with the Ehrentempeln (center) left of it the Fuehrerbau, on the right the administration building of the NSDAP. Left of the Koenigsplatz there is the Glyptothek, at right the Neue Staatsgalerie and in front the Propylaea. In the background, the Karolinenplatz with obelisk.

Model of the Koenigsplatz in Munich, 1930s

Model of the Koenigsplatz in Munich with the two Ehrentempel (honor temple), Fuehrerbau and the administration building of the NSDAP. On the left, there is the Glyptothek, on the right the New State Gallery, at the front the Propylaea. At the back, there is the Karolinenplatz with obelisk.

Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) in Munich, 1944

Today's Haus der Kunst in Munich.

Construction of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art), 1936

Construction of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art).

Construction of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art), 1937

Aerial view of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) (now Haus der Kunst) which is under construction.

Pillars in front of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) in Munich

Pillars in front of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) in Munich.

Adolf Hitler in front of the Haus der deutschen Kunst in Munich, 1939

Adolf Hitler welcomes August von Finck in front of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (now Haus der Kunst) in Munich. In the middle, Gauleiter Adolf Wagner.

Facade of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) in Munich

Adolf Hitler before the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art), 1935

Topping-out ceremony of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) (today: Haus der Kunst) in Munich. Left of Hitler August von Finck, at right Adolf Wagner can be seen. Right behind stand Karl Fiehler and Otto Dietrich (in SS uniform). To his left, Martin Bormann.

Architecture of the Third Reich: Munich, House of German Art, 1933-1945

Architecture of the Third Reich: Munich, House of German Art ('Haus der Deutschen Kunst')

Adolf Hitler in front of the Haus der Kunst in Munich

Adolf Hitler, together with Heinrich Himmler, Karl Wolff and Wilhelm Brueckner, takes the salute of formations in front of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (now Haus der Kunst).

Cafe before the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) in Munich

Cafe at the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) in Munich. Visitors eat ice cream and drink coffee.

Model of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) in Munich

Model of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) in Munich.

Woman in front of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art), 1937

Woman in front of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) (today: Haus der Kunst) in Munich.

Model of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) in Munich

1:20 scale model of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) (now the Haus der Kunst) in Munich.

Adolf Hitler in the House of German Art in Munich, 1939

At the ceremonial opening of the German Art Exhibition in the Haus der Kunst, (from left to right) Dino Alfierei, Adolf Hitler, Gerdy Troost and Konstantin Freiherr von Neurath take a tour of the exhibition.

Adolf Hitler in front of the Haus der deutschen Kunst, July 18, 1937

Adolf Hitler in front of the main entrance of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (today: Haus der Kunst) during the opening speech for the Day of German Art in Munich. To his right, August von Fink and to his left the Bavarian Gauleiter Adolf Wagner.

Model of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) in Munich

1:20 scale model of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) (now the Haus der Kunst) in Munich.

Pillars in front of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) in Munich

Pillars in front of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) in Munich.

The Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art), 1937

View of the facade of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (today the Haus der Kunst).

Opening of an exhibition at the Haus der Kunst, 1942

View of the "Ehrenhalle" at the opening of an exhibition in the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (today: Haus der Kunst) during a speech by Joseph Goebbels. In the front row are: Max Aman, Karl Fiehler, Ritter von Epp, Herr von Finck, Paul Giesler, Franz Xaver Schwarz and Gerdy Troost. Gerdy Troost ist die Frau des Architekten des Gebäudes Paul Ludwig Troost

The Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) in Munich

The Haus der Deutschen Kunst, today the Haus der Kunst. Undated picture, probably from the topping out ceremony, around 1937.

The Day of German Art, 1933

The Day of German Art with foundation stone laying of the Haus der Kunst on 15.10.1933. At the lectern is Adolf Hitler.

Inauguration of the "Haus der Kunst", 1937

Open staircase in front of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (today: Haus der Kunst). On the lowest step is Adolf Hitler. On the right side of the stairs is Wilhelm Brueckner and in the background at left Hermann Goering. Left of the Wehrmacht officer next to Brueckner, Julius Schaub.

Day of German Art, 1933

Day of German Art, with the groundbreaking ceremony of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (now Haus der Kunst) on 15.10.1933. At the lectern Adolf Hitler can be seen. Right behind, August von Finck. Beside, Paul Ludwig Troost.

Day of German Art, 1933

Day of German Art, with the groundbreaking ceremony of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (now Haus der Kunst) on 15.10.1933. At the lectern Adolf Hitler can be seen. Left behind Hitler, August von Finck and right behind Hitler, Paul Ludwig Troost.

The Day of German Art, 1933

The Day of German Art with the laying of the foundation stone for the Haus der Kunst on 15.10.1933. At the lectern is Adolf Hitler. Behind Adolf Hitler stands August von Finck.

The Day of German Art, 1933

The Day of German Art with the groundbreaking ceremony for the Haus der Kunst (today: Haus der Kunst) on 15.10.1933. Adolf Hitler at the lectern. Right behind Adolf Hitler, August von Finck. Next to him, Paul Ludwig Troost.

Adolf Hitler in the side entrance of the Fuehrerbau, 1935

Adolf Hitler at the side entrance of the Fuehrerbau. In the foreground is a column of the Ehrentempel ("Temple of Honour").

Portal of the Fuehrerbau in Munich, 1936

Portal of the Fuehrerbau in Munich (today: Hochschule fuer Musik und Theater Hamburg) at the Koenigsplatz in Munich.

Hitler's office in the 'Brown House', Munich

The office of Adolf Hitler in the 'Fuehrerbau' (Fuehrer Building) in Arcisstrasse in Munich. The Munich Agreement was signed in this room in September 1938.

Foyer in the Fuehrerbau

Foyer on the 1st floor of the Fueherbau on the Koenigsplatz. Foto: Atelier Troost/Heinrich Hoffmann

Hall in the Fuehrerbau in Munich, 1938

Hall in the Fuehrerbau on the Konigsplatz in Munich.

Study of Adolf Hitler in the Fuehrerbau, 1938

View of the fireplace in the study of Adolf Hitler in the Fueherbau on the Konigsplatz in Munich. Above the fireplace hangs the painting "Bismarck" by Franz von Lenbach. At right the painting "Fridericus" by Adolph Menzel.

Congress hall in the Fuehrerbau in Munich

The congress hall in the Fuhrerbau on the Koenigsplatz in Munich. On the wall hang tapestries which depict Hercules.

The Koenigsplatz in Munich, 1935

The Koenigsplatz in Munich

The Koenigsplatz in Munich. In the background in the middle you can see the two Ehrentempel. Right of it the administration building of the NSDAP and at left the Fuehrerbau. Behind the left Ehrentempel the Brown House can be seen and behind the administration building the Frauenkirche can be recognized.

Portal of the Fuehrerbau in Munich, 1936

Portal of the Fuehrerbau on Koenigsplatz in Munich (today it houses the Hochschule fuer Musik und Theater (University of Applied Sciences of Music and Theatre).

Fuehrerbau and Temple of Honor on Koenigsplatz in Munich, 1939

View of Koenigsplatz. Left is the so-called "Fuehrerbau", the party chancellery of the National Socialist Party of Germany, right is one of the two Temples of Honor for the coffins of those killed in the Beer Hall Putsch.

The Fuehrerbau in Munich, 1938

The Fuehrerbau on the Koenigsplatz in Munich.

Party reception at the Fuehrerbau, 1938

Overview during the party reception in the Fueherbau on Koenigsplatz in Munich. It is attended by Gauleiter, members of the Reich leadership, the SA, the SS, the NSKK, the NSFK and the HJ.

Adolf Hitler inspects the rally grounds in Nuremberg, 1936

Adolf Hitler inspects the rally grounds in Nuremberg together with Albert Speer, the Gauleiter of Franconia Julius Streicher and the Gauleiter of Munich Adolf Wagner.

Adolf Hitler visits the construction site of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst, 1937

Adolf Hitler visits the construction site of the Haus der Kunst in Munich with Heinrich Hoffmann (l.) and adjutant Julius Schaub shortly before its opening.

Adolf Hitler with a modell of Munich, 1938

Adolf Hitler explains a modell of Munich to Joseph Goebbels (to his left) and to an Italian guest and an SS-officer.

Sketch by Adolf Hitler for the new design of Munich, 1945

Sketch by Adolf Hitler for the new design of the Munich university quarter around Gabelsberger Street. The arrow points to the planned 'Monument of the Fuehrer'.

Architectural model of the Koenigsplatz in Munich in the 1930s

Model from the studio of the architect Ludwig Troost for the transformation of the Koenigsplatz. In fron the Propylaea, left the Glyptotek and right the Antikensammlung (antiquities collection), opposite to the Propylaea the "Fuehrerbauten" ("Fuehrer-buildings") and before that the smaller Ehrentempel (Temple of Honor) for the dead of the Hitler coup. The Koenigsplatz is covered with paver, designed as a parade ground. In the background there is the obelisk at the Karolinenplatz.

View of the Koenigsplatz in Munich, 1938

The Koenigsplatz with Antikensammlung (antiquities collection) (right), the Ehrentempeln (Honor Temples), Fuehrerbau (Fuehrer Building) and the Braunes Haus (Brown House).

Fuehrerbau, Braunes Haus and memorial temple on Koenigsplatz, 1936

View on the Fuehrerbau of the NSDAP at Koenigsplatz, designed by Paul Ludwig Troost. In the foreground one of the two memorial temples for the victims of the Hitler-Putsch in 1923. To the right the Braune Haus.

Koenigsplatz with Glyptothek and Fuehrerbau, 1936

View on the newly designed Koenigsplatz with paving made of granite panels. To the left the Glyptothek, in the center the Fuehrerbau of the NSDAP, to the right the two Honor Temples for the victims of the Hitler-Putsch of 1923. Behind the left temple the Braunes Haus.

Family at Koenigsplatz, 1936

A father with his daughters in Sunday dresses on the Koenigsplatz in Munich. To the left in the background the Propylaea, to the right one of the Honor Temples.

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