About 200 firefighters and members of emergency teams were engaged for hours to put out the fire that swept out the historic building The Eagle’s nest (The Eagles Nest), Bhavari, Germany.
Fire broke out in Kehlsteinhouse, near Berchtesgaden, while according to the German newspaper BildThe building has suffered serious damage and may not be saved.
Police have detained a person near the scene and are investigating the causes of fire. However, authorities have not yet confirmed whether the banned person has anything to do with the incident.
The building was built in 1938 as a waiting house for Nazi officials and their guests. It is located in the bavarese Alps, and it was also sometimes used by Adolf Hitler, known as Hitler’s Tea House.
After the end of World War II, the object was preserved as a historical monument related to the Nazi era.
The cause of the fire remains unknown, while investigations by the secular authorities are under way.
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