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NAZI "HOLY OF HOLIES" REPORTED IN AMERICAN HANDS.—Munich, birthplace of the Nazi Party, has been entered by the western Allies. In this city, the Konigs Platz was decreed "sacred" by the Fuhrer, and has been up till now the last resting place of the "heroes" of the early days of the party. These late thugs lie in an open mausoleum, known as "The Eternal Watch," amid vast party buildings. Printed propaganda for distribution abroad, describing the architecture of this sanctified spot, naively says: "Abhorring any outward pomp, or exaggeration, this new art shows in simple and straightforward outlines the sober beauty of the new Germany."

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Evening Star, Issue 25471, 30 April 1945, Page 5

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NAZI "HOLY OF HOLIES" REPORTED IN AMERICAN HANDS.—Munich, birthplace of the Nazi Party, has been entered by the western Allies. In this city, the Konigs Platz was decreed "sacred" by the Fuhrer, and has been up till now the last resting place of the "heroes" of the early days of the party. These late thugs lie in an open mausoleum, known as "The Eternal Watch," amid vast party buildings. Printed propaganda for distribution abroad, describing the architecture of this sanctified spot, naively says: "Abhorring any outward pomp, or exaggeration, this new art shows in simple and straightforward outlines the sober beauty of the new Germany." Evening Star, Issue 25471, 30 April 1945, Page 5

NAZI "HOLY OF HOLIES" REPORTED IN AMERICAN HANDS.—Munich, birthplace of the Nazi Party, has been entered by the western Allies. In this city, the Konigs Platz was decreed "sacred" by the Fuhrer, and has been up till now the last resting place of the "heroes" of the early days of the party. These late thugs lie in an open mausoleum, known as "The Eternal Watch," amid vast party buildings. Printed propaganda for distribution abroad, describing the architecture of this sanctified spot, naively says: "Abhorring any outward pomp, or exaggeration, this new art shows in simple and straightforward outlines the sober beauty of the new Germany." Evening Star, Issue 25471, 30 April 1945, Page 5

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