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Kaiserhof Hotel, Berlin

Kaiserhof Hotel, Berlin, showing Ernest Battersby is a relaxed pose. The Kaiserhof was one of Berlin's most exclusive hotels, and later became a favoured haunt of the Nazi regime. It was here that Hitler was given his German citizenship, and it was bombed in 1945. The site is now occupied by the North Korean Embassy

Picture No
10920421
Media ID
45284804
Size
3090px x 5424px (4.1MB)
Credit
(c)The Battersby Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
From original glass negative
Date
circa 1908

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Battersby Berlins Bombed Citizenship Exclusive Favoured Haunt Kaiserhof Regime Relaxed


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