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Dec
05
2010

Hanging on the wall

A portrait of Frederick the Great was the only decorative image to hang in Hitler’s quarters within the Führerbunker.

Frederick the Great and the Enigma of Prussia, Christopher Clark, BBC4

Written by Ian Curry in: History | Tags: Adolf Hitler, Frederick the Great, Führerbunker, Nazi Germany, Portrait of Frederick the Great hung in Hitler's Headquarters, portrait of Frederick the Great hung in the Führerbunker

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