Ichbinberlin - Tour e Visite guidate a Berlino

19/01/2025

https://www.ilmitte.com/2018/02/hitler-e-larte-degenerata-storia-della-mostra-piu-paradossale-mai-tenuta-a-berlino/

Nel 1937 si tenne a Berlino la mostra dell'arte degenerata, che voleva ispirare disprezzo nel pubblico. Le cose non andarono come previsto

27/12/2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDt6blkpiEQ
Berlino (1900 circa) a colori

This film contains wonderful restored film footage of Germany's capital Berlin about 120 years ago! It shows most of Berlin's well-known buildings in tact as...

25/12/2021

Video - Zeitgeschichte - Grenzübergang Checkpoint Charlie - April 1990

11/04/2021

Alla scoperta di Rakotzbrücke e delle leggende che ruotano intorno a questo posto. Un luogo magico immerso in una stupenda foresta

10/04/2021

A photo for the history books: cherry blossoms and snow in Berlin yesterday. I wish you all a happy day!

05/04/2021

04/04/2021

4 April 1945 , the battle for the Germany
U.S. 12th Army Group prepares its final thrust
Meanwhile, the remaining Allied forces north, south, and east of the Ruhr had been adjusting their lines in preparation for the final advance through Germany. Under the new concept, Bradley's 12th U.S. Army Group would make the main effort, with Hodges' 1st Army in the center heading east for about 130 mi (210 km) toward the city of Leipzig and the Elbe River. To the north, the 9th Army's XIX and XIII Corps would also drive for the Elbe, toward Magdeburg, about 65 mi (105 km) north of Leipzig, although the army commander, General Simpson, hoped he would be allowed to go all the way to Berlin. To the south, Patton's 3rd Army was to drive east to Chemnitz, about 40 mi (64 km) southeast of Leipzig, but well short of the Elbe, and then turn southeast into Austria. At the same time, General Devers' 6th U.S. Army Group would move south through Bavaria and the Black Forest to Austria and the Alps, ending the threat of any N**i last-ditch stand there.

On 4 April, as it paused to allow the rest of the 12th U.S. Army Group to catch up, the 3rd Army made two notable discoveries. Near the town of Merkers, elements of the 90th Infantry Division found a sealed salt mine containing a large portion of the German national treasure. The hoard included vast quantities of German paper currency, stacks of priceless paintings, piles of looted gold and silver jewelry and household objects, and an estimated $250,000,000 worth of gold bars and coins of various nations. But the other discovery made by the 3rd Army on 4 April horrified and angered those who saw it. When the 4th Armored Division and elements of the 89th Infantry Division captured the small town of Ohrdruf, a few miles south of Gotha, they found the first concentration camp taken by the Western Allies.

https://youtu.be/5S8X-3x-CP0

04/04/2021

One of the most famous Panzersperre in Berlin (and certainly much photographed) is that of Knie (Ernst-Reuter-Platz) , where the trams / railway carriages acted as open and close doors

04/04/2021

In the meantime, in Berlin, barriers (Panzerspeere) continue to be raised in the hope of slowing down the enemy. Curious that in this photo they are all soldiers of a certain age, perhaps they are Volksturm of the second draftI
(apparently , Brunnenstrasse. ) Thanks Dan 😉

19/02/2021

Berlins Herz ist Mitte. Wir zeigen euch 12 Fotos aus einer anderen Zeit: Die 1980er-Jahre vom Lustgarten bis zur Linienstraße.

01/02/2021

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Via https://twitter.com/derjamesjackson/status/1355954116963553290?s=21

29/01/2021

Bekommt Berlin eine David-Bowie-Straße? Paul Spies, Direktor des Stadtmuseums Berlin, im Gespräch über die Bedeutung und das Interesse der CDU am Thema.