Damn - I think Hitler had my parents' patio furniture.
Sorry about the image size - I just can't bring myself to constrict it.
Posted on 02/20/2015 6:49:44 AM PST by P.O.E.
Franz Liebekind: You know, not many people knew it, but the Fuhrer was a terrific dancer.
Max: Really, I never dreamed that...
Franz Liebekind: That is because that you were taken in by that verdammte Allied propaganda! Such filthy lies! They told lies! But nobody ever said a bad word about Winston Churchill, did they? No! ‘Win with Winnie!’ Churchill! With his cigars. With his brandy. And his rotten painting, rotten! Hitler - there was a painter! He count paint an entire apartment in one afternoon! Two Coats! Churchill. He couldn’t even say ‘Nazi’. He would say ‘Noooo-zeeehz, Nooooooooooooo-zeeehz!’ It wasn’t Noses! It was Nazis! Churchill!...Let me tell you this! And you’re hearing this straight from the horse. Hitler was better looking than Churchill. He was a better dresser than Churchill. He had more hair! He told funnier jokes! And he could dance the pants off of Churchill!...Churchill!
The Kehlsteinhaus has been a private restaurant for decades.
Hitler went to the `Eagle’s Nest’ so seldom that the Allies decided it would not become a Nazi shrine, unlike Berghof & teahouse, and it was spared. I’ve been there, the view is awesome.
Anything else has been obliterated, even the Berghof foundations are gone.
Gee, and Hitlery hadn’t even been born yet.
A just discovered little known fact may help to explain Hillary Clinton’s aggressive and domineering personality: She is, in fact, Adolph Hitler’s long lost daughter. 7 months before her April 30th, 1945 suicide with Adolph in the Berlin bunker, Eva Braun gave birth to little “Hildegard” Shickelgruber and arranged to have the baby smuggled across Allied lines to France. In France, the child was delivered to a kind-hearted ship’s captain. Upon landing in New Orleans, the captain personally carried the infant to the home of Eva’s second cousin, Dorte Dittlemann, in Stuttgart, Arkansas.
Psychologists theorize that Hillary’s intense dislike of — indeed, hatred for – military personnel spring from the failure of the German military of her daddy’s Third Reich to save him and her mother during those final days in Berlin.
That hatred manifested itself in such bizarre ways as: demeaning Marines in their dress blues by requiring them to serve as waiters during numerous White House dinners;
yelling at uniform personnel in the White House if, for example, they failed to open doors for her as quickly as she thought necessary;
making loud, sarcastic remarks to uniformed – and non-uniformed – Secret Service personnel assigned to her security detail in the White House and in other public settings; admonishing her daughter to NOT be civil to these same security and other personnel. Her daughter, who apparently did not inherit her mother’s highly unpleasant persona, refused to comply and was generally decent to those her mother despises.
Please TRY to remember this as she lines up her mind-numbed minions for a run at the White House. Ask yourself if this INCREDIBLY UNPLEASANT woman ought to be Commander-in-Chief of the same military she so clearly detests??
This creature – THE BITCH OF BENGHAZI – must NEVER again be allowed to infest the White House!
Damn - I think Hitler had my parents' patio furniture.
Sorry about the image size - I just can't bring myself to constrict it.
*snickering*
Back in the 1980s, when I was on my 2nd tour to Germany, the garage was the only part of Hitler’s house that remained. It was overgrown with vines and woods and NOT visible from the road. I’m not sure if it is still there, thus defer to Elcid who has apparently been there since I last visited nearly 30 years ago.
After the US Army closed the Berchtesgaden recreation center and turned it back to the Germans in the early 90s, the German government destroyed the Walker Hotel, which was build by the Nazi’s as a hotel for visitors to Berchtesgaden and was uphill and to the left of Hitler’s house, looking down on where the house was. I think a new hotel may have been built there but not sure.
the remains of Goring’s and Himmler’s houses were nonexistent, except for some small remnants of the concrete foundations. Kehlsteinhaus is definitely worth visiting just for the view.
Do an online search for it, I know there is a website that has many photos of US Army facilities in Germany during the Cold War, and a few ‘as it is now’ post-Cold War included.
Didn’t the 8th Air Force end up remodeling the place?
Just as believable as Hillary being named after Sir Edmund Hilary.
To me, she will always be The Flying Buttress.
Awesome.
Today we have Barbara Walters go to Cuba and interview mass killer Fidel Castro while across the harbor is one of the prisons where he keeps anyone he does not like.
Hmm...well, there is a bit of a resemblance now that you mention it...
Told ya!
This week on “Festung Impossible”, Anthony and Casey visit the alpine retreat of Bavarian strongman Adolf Hitler in an episode entitled ‘Better Homes and Bunkers’.
I remember hiking up some mountain as a child with my family. My sister and I wore little green felt caps and at rest stops Mom would buy enamel pins and stick them in our caps. It might have been the “Eagles Nest” or maybe Ludwig’s castle. Too many years.
My Dad had picked up a BMW convertible cheap and friendly, but course German farmers enjoyed exposing themselves and making obscene gestures as we motored past their quaint Bavarian farms. The schweinehunden.
Most people’s biggest regret about the closing days of the Third Reich was not being able to see their Fuehrer dancing from a gibbet.
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