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Nazi historic sites in Bavaria and Austria: Hitler's home, Graves and Meeting Spots

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FIRST OFF: I am not a Nazi, nor am I pushing Nazism. I like seeing historic sites while travelling; Any neo-Nazi posts will be deleted.
0:00 Driving along German-Austria border, very close to Hitler's birth house
0:15 Eagle's Nest command post, on the German-Austria border
0:40 seconds Driving to Braunau am Inn, village where Adolf Hitler was born and lived for 14 days
2:43 Adolf Hitler birth home and Birthplace Memorial Stone made of rock from Mauthausen Concentration Camp
2:55 Photos from the same angle taken in the Nazi dictatorship
3:23 Cemetery where Adolf's parents were buried. Gravestone removed but I believe their bodies are still here
3:27 Grave of Rittenschober: Luftwaffe, member of the most decorated night fighter squadron, later 1st Mountain Division, an elite Wehrmacht unit of Bavarians famous for committing war crimes. Oddly, the unit also had a foreign volunteer: The son of Chinese Nationalist General Chiang Kai-shek, later the leader of Republic of China (Taiwan)
3:37 The church across the street, burial of Hitler's parents, panning to his childhood home. He lived here for 7 years
3:53 Bridge leading from Burger Brau Keller to Munich, the site where the Nazis initially tried to seize. After these plans were foiled, the SA ran across this bridge and planned to occupy government buildings. Shown are the few original monuments along the side, which in WWII were covered with plaster and flames, 16 of them to commemorate the dead Putschists
4:36 Monument to the 13,000 fallen soldiers from Munich of WWI. Although not a Nazi monument, it was created during the Nazi era to bolster fascism right outside the Weimar Government Offices which were the second improvised target
4:47 Feldherrnhalle, the convening place in front of the city hall where the crowd of SA was fired into. This was where Hitler believed the Nazi "revolution" had really begun
5:09 Headquarters and meeting spot for German Workers Party. Headed by Anton Drexler, Hitler joined and renamed it the National Socialist German Workers Party - or the Nazi Party
5:31 Hitler's apartment in Munich after the war, where he became involved in radical politics
5:38 Hofbruhause Beer Hall, radical meeting spot used by Vladimir Lenin, the communist HQ for the Bavarian Soviet Republic, and to establish the Nazi Party charter. The SA was created here.
6:51 Grave of Stepan Bandera, Ukrainian nationalist
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