Germany unsure what to do with Hitler's Eagle's Nest retreat after massive fire as some want it restored despite horrific past

A former 1930's mountain retreat frequented by Adolf Hitler has become the centre of an intense debate in Germany.The Eagle's Nest, known in German as Kehlsteinhaus, is facing an uncertain future after being destroyed in a fire last month.The site was built by the Nazis in 1938 and was used by the German dictator to welcome guests and high-ranking officials.The Eagle's Nest was then classified as a "historical monument" after World War II. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say After being engulfed in flames in a suspected arson attack in October, some are now calling for the site to be restored.Some, however, argue that the former hideout should be completely destroyed.Bavaria’s interior minister, Joachim Herrmann, has spoken in favour...

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