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Wolfsschanze!
Wolf's Lair.
The very name
evokes mystery and history
It was late in the day when we arrived, but we could feel the mystique of the
place as if it were a tangible thing.
Dinner that evening then
breakfast the next morning - and history!
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The dining room - the very same dining hall where the SS guard officers ate more than six decades ago. Now it is LOREN CHARLES (3818-2003), MARY MYERS (7025-2005), BILL NAPIER (2290-C/LIFE-1992) and MIGUEL GONZALEZ (3076-2005) ready to enjoy our supper our first late evening at Wolfsschanze. |
Next morning we have another great breakfast. | |
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the original tracks that brought world leaders to this facility. |
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Model of the entire Wolfsschanze compound is to be found in
one of the former Wehrmacht buildings still intact.
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Three photographers LOREN CHARLES (3818-2003), MIGUEL GONZALES (3076-2005) and MARY MYERS (7025-2005) setting up for just the right shot. Our group shot literally thousands of photos. |
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..........continuing onward into history!
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Who had a protected office here? |
Who walked these stairs seven decades past? |
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| Site #13 - the command bunker of Adolf Hitler | ||
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Nobody was supposed to wander off, but COOPER wanted to see the view from above. |
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To the train station............
Historians will remember the visit by Benito Mussolini to
Wolfsschanze. He got off the train right here!
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Let your imagination wander.......Above both - there are THE tracks that brought Mussolini's train
to Wolfsschanze. CRAIG NANCE (6837-2004) taking photos.
Then all too soon, we say goodbye to this
incredible area of history.

From here we go to the nearby airfield which was both lucky for some - unlucky
for others.
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