The New Reich's Chancellery was the only building Albert Speer designed for Germania that was ever completed. In this documentary it is demonstrated how the building history of the Reich's Chancellery influenced and determined its final design. All the facades of the building in its various stages have been recreated, from the first extention commisioned by Hitler in 1934 to the final structure of the New Reich's Chancellery which spanned over 400m, and which served as the stage from which Hitler directed his aggressive policies. www.albert-speers-berlin.de

This is Hitler in his Reichschancellery and Berghof while been attacked in the western front.

This is where Hitler's chancellery used to be 1938-1948 in Berlin

Adolf Hitler travels from the battlefields of France to Berlin, July 1940

F&M&Baby Chancellery House

Adolf Hitler travels from the battlefields of France to Berlin, July 1940

Where Hitler's Chancellery was is now just an empty lot. The former location of the bunker(where he committed suicide) is an apartment building.

German Chancellery across the Spree River - October 14, 2008

NEW! Check out the updated version with subtitles! Adolf Hitler makes his first Chancellery speech, circa 1932, with some appropiate music in the background! May I please point out that I am not a Nazi, or a neo-Nazi, or anything horrible like that. The music is called Dance of the Knights by Sergei Prokofiev.

A report about Gusto's Performance at the German Chancellery!

In 1937, Speer was appointed "Generalbauinspektor for the Reich's Capital" by Adolf Hitler. In this capacity he had the responsibility to rebuild the city of Berlin into a modern metropolis of power for the German Reich -- "Germania". For this series Speer's work has been recreated in a detailed virtual 3D model, from his first commission for the Nazi Party in 1932, to the "Great Hall" that Hitler wished him to complete before 1950. This makes it possible to draw a direct comparison between the historic architecture of the old Berlin, and the buildings that were constructed and planned by the Nazis. Some of these buildings, which were originally erected under Albert Speer, still dominate the cityscape of modern Berlin, although their origin is largely unknown today. Die Voßstraße Focusing on the time period between 1932 and 1940, the historic buildings of Voss Street were digitally recreated for this film. Aside from the architectural highlights on the street, such as the Ministry of Justice, the Bavarian legation and Palais Mosse, the film also discusses the building where Albert Speer executed his first contract for the Nazi Party in 1932. The way in which the construction of the New Reich's Chancellery influenced the character of the street is demonstrated, as well as the expansion of Voss Street that would have taken place by 1950. This expansion was never carried out, and formed part of the plans for the new Reich's Capital -- "Germania". www.albert-speers-berlin.de

By saying "No!" - straight to Hitler's face the Serbs made a decisive contribution to the defeat of Nazis in World War II. Heroic Serbia, Our Ally http://www.byzantinesacredart.com/blog/2006/11/heroic-serbia-wwii.html Excerpt from: "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" A History of Nazi Germany by William L. Shirer Simon and Schuster, New York, 1960 Page 824: ...During the delirious celebrations in Belgrade, in which a crowd spat on the German minister's car, the Serbs had shown where their sympathies lay. The coup in Belgrade threw Adolf Hitler into one of the wildest rages of his entire life. He took it as a personal affront and in his fury made sudden decisions which would prove utterly dissastrous to the fortunes of the Third Reich. He hurriedly summoned his military chieftans to the Chancellery in the Berlin on March 27 - the meeting was so hastly called that Brauchitsch, Halder and Ribbentrop arrived late - and raged about the revenge he would take on Yugoslavs... He was therefore determined,... "to destroy Yugoslavia militarily and as a nation. No diplomatic inquiries will be made," he ordered, "and no ultimatums presented." Yugoslavia, he added, would be crushed with "unmerciful harshness." He ordered Goering then and there to "destroy Belgrade in attacks by waves," with bombers operating from Hungarian air bases. He issued Directive No. 25 for the immediate invasion of Yugoslavia and told Keitel and Jodl to work out that very evening the military plans. He instructed Ribentrop to advise [the German allies] Hungary, Rumania and Italy that they would all get a slice of Yugoslavia, which would be divided up among them, except for a Croatian state. And then, according to an underlined passage in the top-secret OKW notes of the meeting (1), Hitler announced the most fateful decision of all. "The beginninig of the Barbarossa opreration [attack on Russia]," he told his generals, "will have to be postponed up to four weeks." (It had originally been set for May 15 in the directive of December 18, 1940). This postponment of the attack on Russia in order that the Nazi warlord might vent his personal spite against a small Balkan country which had dared to defy him was probably the most catastrophic single decision in Hitler's career. It is hardly too much to say that by making it that March afternoon in the Chancellery in Berlin during a moment of convulsive rage he tossed away his last golden opportunity to win the war and to make of the Third Reich, which he had created with such stunning if barbarous genius, the greatest empire in German history and himself the master of Europe. Field Marshal von Brauchitsch, the Commander in Chief of the German Army, and General Halder, the gifted Chief of the General Staff, were to recall it with deep bitterness but also with more understanding of its consequences than they showed at the moment of its making, when later the deep snow and subzero temperatures of Russia hit them three of four weeks short of what they thought they needed for final victory. For ever afterward they and their fellow generals would blame that hastly, ill-advised decision of vain and infuriated man for all the disasters that ensued. (End quote) Today, the fueheres of the Newest "New World Order", Imperial America and their German helpers, show the same fury toward the disobedient Serb people. In 1991, just like in 1941, the Serbs dare challenge Mighty Fascist Rullers of the Universe. Because, if it was not clear from the above text who were the "Yugoslavs"; who dared say "No!" to Hitler - it is crystal clear from all other literature. It were the Serbs! The Croats (and their Muslim helpers) eagerly awaited the "liberating" troops of the New World Order. Germans did not forget or forgive the Serbs for their role in destroying the beloved Third Reich. The price of more than one million lives that the small but brave Serbian nation have payed was not enough for the blood thirsty Germans. They rage for more today. The Lies Of The Racak Massacre/ Clinton's Role In Kosovo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-muEj_E0PY It is shocking to what detail the history repeat itself. Once again, Croats and Muslims are servants of a "World Order", once again Serbs are labelled "thugs, criminals and bandits" just like in 1941. The difference is that the Americans (the new Masters of the Planet) "forgot" that during the last gigantic struggle the Serbs sacrificed their own lifes in order to rescue more than 500 American Airmen. 513 US Airmen Rescued By The Serbian People During WW2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64F5epBmAXQ This was the largest rescue of American lives from behind enemy lines in American history.

Hitler declines Nazi leaders attempts to convince him to leave Berlin. The Russians launch a massive two pronged pincer that encircles Berlin. Hitler final shoots himself on April 30th in the Führerbunker beneath the Reich Chancellery garden

Kanzleramt (Federal Chancellery) /Sleeper House A video by Elke Mohr und Ingeborg Lockemann The film Sleeper by Woody Allen is an important inspiration for the video: The unique architecture of the Sculpted House is used as a setting. The futuristic appearance of the house by Denver functions as a command center for people of the future. Here resides the ruling class. Thanks to the guidance of a strong leader they live and enjoy a carefree life and render homage to a pure appreciation for everything beautiful. The rebels live and hide in the forest surrounding the Sleeper House. Miles Monroe (W. Allen), a person of the 70´s, is forced to land in this futuristic world and wants to save his individualism and life. He tries in various, curious ways, to conquer the border between the Sleeper House and forest. Or, the programmed house residents and outlaws. Mohr and Lockemann are also shown in the video in two positions: outside and inside the Federal Chancellery in Berlin, office of the German president. The futuristic building shares similar details to the architecture of the Sleeper House. Mohr and Lockemann place themselves in the role of rebels outside the fence: prowling, sneaking and hiding. They are also shown inside the building, behaving like the residents of the Sleeper House: they speak of wonderful art, the mysterious rebels, and pretend to search for a meaning. The video plays with various rolls of the artists and functionalized art: as a gesture to resistance and the established, representative form. The video uses fragments of text from the film Sleeper. Sponsored by the Cultural Affairs Department of the Berlin Senate

The Hunt for Osama bin Laden On April 30, 1945, as Soviet troops closed in on central Berlin, Adolf Hitler bid farewell to the aides gathered in his bunker beneath the Reich Chancellery and killed himself with a bullet to the head. Many Americans grew up with a vision of war as something that ends with that kind of finality. Since then we have become acquainted with more inconclusive finales. As America searches for Osama bin Laden in the mountainous wilderness of eastern Afghanistan, we are learning that even in victory, finding the end point can be frustratingly elusive. President Bush has been clear-headed about this possibility. Since Sept. 11 he has often said that the fight against terrorism will be difficult and prolonged. Yet no amount of presidential speechmaking can really prepare Americans for the possibility that the fate of Osama bin Laden may remain unclear for some time. The uncertainty seems especially maddening just days after everyone saw the videotape of the terrorist leader chuckling over the collapse of the World Trade Center towers. He could turn up, dead or alive, at any time -- or not at all. He may be hiding in the inhospitable, snow-capped high country above Tora Bora, the last redoubt of the Qaeda network in Afghanistan. He could be entombed in one of the area's many caverns, if an American bomb happened to hit the right cave during the heavy bombardment of recent days. Or he may have slipped away days ago and melted into the desolate region along the Pakistani border. The war in Afghanistan, not to mention the war against terrorism, will never seem complete without the capture or confirmed death of Osama bin Laden and his two top surviving deputies, Ayman al-Zawahiri and Abu Zubaydah. The terrorist Al Qaeda organization, with cells in dozens of countries, is likely to outlive them, but it will be much weaker once its leaders are gone. It would also be reassuring if American or Afghan forces could find Mullah Muhammad Omar, the Taliban leader who fled into the hills just before the surrender of Kandahar this month. Still, the Taliban have been evicted from power in Afghanistan more swiftly and with fewer American and Afghan casualties than anyone dared hope back in the bleakest days of September. The United States and its allies have promised to help rebuild Afghanistan and give it a chance to establish a democratic government. These advances will not come easily in a land accustomed to lawlessness, but the first steps seem promising. At least for the moment, the bin Laden network has been badly disrupted. Its leaders are on the run, many of its financial lifelines have been severed and security measures in countries around the world have been enhanced to prevent new attacks and to identify and prosecute terrorists. Without Afghanistan as a base, Al Qaeda will find it harder to marshal and train its forces and send them abroad on new missions. Where Mr. Bush plans to take the war after Afghanistan is unclear. There is talk of going after terrorists in Somalia, Indonesia and the Philippines, and a lot of rumbling in Washington about unseating Saddam Hussein in Iraq. These options require much more careful consideration, and national debate before Mr. Bush makes any decisions. Right now, a great deal of military and political work remains to be done in Afghanistan. And the hunt for Osama bin Laden must go on. That phase of the war on terrorism may yet have a clear resolution. http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E02EEDE143EF93BA25751C1A9679C8B63

Deceitful Peace: Berlin during the 1936 Summer Olympics. At the same time, only 35 km north of the Olymipc Grounds, prisoners were forced by the Nazis to errect the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. Read more about Berlin during WW2 in the PastFinder Berlin.

"The Fuehrer Bunker (1935 -- 1942)" describes the construction of the Bunker from its planning phase in 1935, until it was extended in 1943. The film covers the interior of the Fuehrer Bunker, its different construction phases, as well as the New Reich's Chancellery and its system of underground air raid shelters. www.der-fuehrerbunker.com

In the Chancellery courtyard, Hitler, accompanied by Axmann, greets 20 Iron German Wartime Newsreel. Die Deutsche Wochenschau Nr.755 (22 March 1945) Cross recipients from Hitler Youth (these last film pictures of Hitler are often mistakenly dated April 20); several of the boys relate battlefield accomplishments (synchronous sound).

Post War Germany, Berlin: Victory Column, Soviet Memorial, New Reich Chancellery, Fuehrer Bunker - PastFinder Berlin

Estonia's and Sweden ambassadors were attacked by Naši. Also Estonia's delegation will be sent to Russia. Russia have announced cyber-war against Estonia. Attack to Estonian web pages are coming directly Russian government offices and even from president Putin's chancellery. Experts speak about attacks and blocking and preventing them.

Hitler declines Nazi leaders attempts to convince him to leave Berlin. The Russians launch a massive two pronged pincer that encircles Berlin. Hitler final shoots himself on April 30th in the Führerbunker beneath the Reich Chancellery garden

Interview 5: Peter Reichstaedter ( Federal Chancellery of the Austrian Republic/ Help.gv.at) ePractice.eu Workshop "High Impact Services" 10 Sept 2007 - Brussels, Belgium

Comparação dos personagens da Chancelaria do Reich com os verdadeiros partipantes

This video goes into depth about the Grand Reich Chancellery it is quite interesting. 卐 Hail Victory 卐 Video Origin: The Nazis "A Warning From History" BBC Documentry

Soviet Foreign Minister VM Molotov arrives in Berlin, November 1940 Molotov arrives at the Anhalter Bahnhof and is received by Adolf Hitler at the New Reich Chancellery.