Fire at the 88-year-old ‘Kelsteinhaus’ in Berchtesgaden, southern Germany… Police arrest arson suspect
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Kelsteinhaus was completed in 1938 in time for Hitler's 50th birthday, and is called 'Eagle's Nest' in English-speaking countries.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) An Alpine resort built for Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler was severely damaged by a large fire on the night of the 23rd (local time).
The Associated Press and others reported that a major fire broke out in an 88-year-old building in Berchtesgaden, a mountainous region in the Alps in southern Germany, and that the police arrested the arson suspect and are investigating.
It is known that fire authorities had a hard time extinguishing the fire due to the fact that it was located on a cliff at 1,834 meters above sea level, making it difficult to access, and due to strong winds and snow.
Completed in 1938 to coincide with Hitler's 50th birthday, 'Kelsteinhaus' was nicknamed 'Eagle's Nest' in English-speaking countries.
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