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Tempelhof’s Nazis: The addict, the stuntman and the bureaucrat

Hermann Göring inspects Luftwaffe troops outside his Aviation Ministry in 1937. Photo: Wikicommons/Bundesarchiv

The veteran pilots waited on the tarmac in the bitter Berlin winter air. Pinned to their heavy civilian coats, a flash of blue...

10 days ago
13

When Tempelhof Airport ran out of runway

Berlin’s Zentralflughafen in 1930. The precursor to the Nazi airport was terminally short of cash. Photo: Wikicommons/Bundesarchiv

Leonhard Adler opened the meeting with grim determination. The survival of his pet project, Berlin’s Tempelh...

a month ago
9

Veteran war pilots race to fame at Tempelhof

Celebrity stunt pilot Ernst Udet (left) and his nomadic band of war veterans prepare for a flight show at Tempelhof Airport in 1928. Photo: Bundesarchiv/Wikicommons

Dawn crept over the Tempelhofer Feld, picking out a rag-tag group of pilot...

2 months ago
6

Revolution sweeps the Tempelhofer Feld

German revolutionaries met on the Tempelhofer Feld in November 1918 to mourn their dead. Photo: Wikicommons

War-weary and half-starved, a crowd of 30,000 gathered on the Tempelhofer Feld, shivering and stamping their feet against the cold....

3 months ago
11

War breaks out at Tempelhof

Kaiser Wilhelm inspects troops during the annual parade on Tempelhofer Feld in 1913. Photo: Wikicommons/Bundesarchiv

Clouds gathered over the red-brick district command complex as the first volunteers arrived on the Tempelhofer Feld to sig...

4 months ago
9

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