Fuhrer Bunker

[Flt.Lt.Andrew]

Does anyone know what it really looked like? From what I gather photgraphs werent allowed...does anyone know if it still exists?

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[ATI_7500]

Obviously not. But there are still thousands of bunkers spread in the entire country. Most of them aren't accessible 'though.

[WebbPA]

I recall seeing something about this on History Channel a while ago.  It was located underneath a park and parts of it were still accessible.  You might be able to find something searching History.com.

[Hagar]

I was surprised to read this. Even if it was too tough to be destroyed I assumed it would have been filled in.

http://www.answers.com/topic/f-hrerbunker
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[Flt.Lt.Andrew]

awww, thats a shame. I was hoping it was still around...(I wonder if I could do a dig?)

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[4_Series_Scania]

The concrete walls of the Bunker were 4.5m thick (!)

How do I know such a fact?

The History / Discovery / Whatever its called Channel had a show about it the other night!

[Ivan]

Does anyone know what it really looked like? From what I gather photgraphs werent allowed...does anyone know if it still exists?

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Actually, it's a few streets away from the recently opened WW2 memorial site (with the concrete blocks), under a parking lot. One or two of the buildings that were there in the 40's are still standing at the location

[ATI_7500]

WW2 memorial site

Holocaust memorial site.