The Bombing of Hitler’s House – RAF Raid On The Berghof April 29, 2020 Unipro2013main Adolf Hitler, History, The Third Reich, WW2 </p> <h2>Berghof. Situated in Obersalzburg</h2> <p> In the dying days of the Second World War in Europe, Hitler was cooped up in his Fuhrerbunker in Berlin as the Russians/Soviet Army surrounded the German capital. What had happened to his many different residences and offices across Germany though?<br /> <br /> Well possibly Hitler’s most famous house or Nazi Headquarters outside of Berlin has to be his mountain retreat in Bavaria known as the Berghof. Situated in Obersalzburg, near to the village of Berchtesgaden, this mountain retreat would become infamous throughout the Second World War as a sign of the Nazi Party’s leadership. However, as Hitler was in Berlin, the allies and particularly the RAF felt the need to strike Hitler where it hurt him, to eliminate any possible threat that the war would continue from a Nazi Arctic Fortress. So during 1945, the plan to bomb the Berghof and surrounding region was devised. Join us today as we tell the story of the RAF Raid on the Berghof, and the Bombing of Hitler’s House.<br /> </p> <p>Credit to : TheUntoldPast</p> <p> Please support our Sponsors here :
