Hitler's Desk - The Forgotten Furniture Of The Führer
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- At the end of World War 2, there was a lot of looting inside of Berlin especially inside many of the most prominent Nazi governmental buildings. Inside of the Reich Chancellery, a desk was taken and this was the desk that Hitler used to write letters and work on. This was found inside of his private studies and offices inside the huge complex, but today this exists. On this desk was the deaths/executions of millions of people sealed and planned?
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The Russians have the desk he used at the Chancellory. It's twice the size of that, and inlayed with intricate designs. That's some clerk's desk.
No, it.s was on display in the Deutsch Historisch Museum, with his chair.
This desk stood
This desk stood in the private office of Hitler in the old Chancellory. In his private quarters were he lives. Looking at the damage of the old chancellory after the war, it is possible that the desk is removed before the last part of the battle begun. The building was practicly flattend and no furniture could had survived. Also the large desk of Hitler was moved away out of the big office in the Neue Reichskanselarei and survived in the DHM in Berlin.
I am not convinced that this was actually AH`s desk. (Hitler`s stationary was everywhere in the Chancellery). I wonder what happened to the large one in his official office, you know, the one with the wood inlay of a drawn sword on the front side?... (Around 5:59 in)
At display at the Deutsch Historisch Museum in Berlin, when it will reopen in 2026
@@markgrootendorst8688 WOW
There is no evidence that he used this desk, possibly a secretary....
You are right. But what can we do? Winner writes history.
Obviousely this isnt Hitlers desk but one of the similar secretarial desks in the Reichschancellory.This narration is so banal....eg Hitler never used a coaster!
sounds like a sketchy connection
While at one time or another Hitler may have sat behind this desk, I’m not convinced it was used exclusively by him. His ego was so off the charts I can’t imagine a desk so small and insignificant would have been acceptable to Hitler. Yes, it is heavy and thick wood, (an homage to German furniture builders) but more befitting for use by a secretary or clerk. Even in his early days Hitler would have demanded something far more grandiose for his high position.
Lol, that’s simply not the case. By all accounts he was quite modest and humble.
You're confusing Hitler with Goering.
Does anyone know what happened to the larger desk from Hitler’s office along the marble gallery in the New Reich Chancellery? Perhaps in another museum somewhere?
Where do you think Hitler's globe ended up? Some russian general basement lost and forgotten for all eternity?
Inside the secret polices HQ!
Crap scares you and human remains are not dust, but in your words "evil" Just drop the melodrama dude.
Thanks for your videos!!!
Still got his Bubblegum stuck underneath the desk.
the desk looks quite beat up and heavily worn. One would think a man of his caliber would have his furniture replaced as it wore out.
You don't keep your own cards in your desk. You keep cards signed by others in your desk.
The desk obviously doesn’t match the one in the photo, from the Reich Chancellery. Could it have been from the bunker?
Burn the damn thing. My dad was a Sargent Medic in WWII. What he saw would put the 6'1" farm boy into tears. Years of PTSD which he had to be checked into the VA hospital for treatment. That barely worked 😢😢😢
Having worked in a governmental departmental Private Office, admittedly in the London far more recently and not nazi germany way back (wasn’t born then 😊), “personal stationery” is commonly held in the outer office otherwise called the Private Office that is the Secretary of State’s Principal Private Secretary’s office. This office is usually adjacent to the Secretary of State’s room for obvious reasons. Yes personal stationery is also in the desks of Secretary of States where on occasion, they may wish to hand write a note usually headed with the Crown’s crest and department name, but generally no address. Other stationery held in the Private Office is generally with both crest, department name/logo, Secretary of State title at the head and the departmental office address. I see an online Ulric of England purveyor auctioneer of medals and military effects has for sale purportedly to be personal stationery adorned with gilt eagle crest, Adolf Hitler and Munchen, from his apartment in Munich.
The more telling clue in this story of the desk is the card. Was it from Hitler and to whom or was it from another to Hitler? I suspect the former, perhaps a secretary or adjutant of other functionary who will have kept the card in the desk (if the story of the card is true) as a keep sake where it lay until discovered. Most staff are often enthralled with the “honour” of their “superior” deigning to write them a card, which again having worked in a Private Office is common staffing practice of the Secretary of State to do.
However, regarding the argument that it’s a different desk from his very grand chancellory office. Clearly it is yes. That it is claimed it was taken from the chancellory, ok perhaps it was. Was it a desk he used? Well it’s not uncommon for kings and queens for example to have massive grand state rooms to impress other signatories, but day to day prefer to use a much plainer and intimate office and desk, so perhaps. Other than that, it’s a desk used by staff.
To the account manager: (1:22, 7:49), why don't you be fair and do a story of Stalin's desk that he had in the Kremlin? according to certain historians (Steven Kotkin, David Reynolds) Stalin signed the deaths of many more people than Hitler ever did during his reign. He would laboriously sign orders late into the night to early morning of the execution orders of individuals; then after a long night would go to sleep on his small bed (about 8am) after first listening to Mozart's piano concerto #25.
I doubt AH would make a Christmas card to himself.
Thanks for sharing to us the late Adolf Hitlers 's table.
This is a great memorabilia.
The table looks like a new table of yesterday.
But this was a table that was done in the 1940's over 80 years ago.
RIP Blondi 🐾🐾
Albert Speer didn't visit the new Reich Chancellery. He DESIGNED it.
it seems to plain for a Fuhrer. A personal secretary would have access to stationary.
Traudl Junge's desk?
Its a bit thick. The desk is almost an accomplice. The gaschambers to me is real horror.
An excellent presentation, thank you.
Did he keep his other ball in his drawers?.
Nah, he kept it in your mom's mouth.
Fuhrer Trump would love this for Mar-a-Largo!!!
He is not the one trying to change Supreme Court to get more power but please tell us how trump is the problem. Liberal shmuck
Liberals trying to limit our freedoms calling people Nazis and trying to get them killed..
Wow reviting a whole video on a desk of very dubious history.
That's not Hitlers desk. His had blast marks where the bomb went off.
So did he sit on it or at it?
That desk is a Holy altar
Weirdo
@@yesm2302 it is not weirdo it is veeeeer doe
Stalin purged many too including returned USSR POW's. It's a long way from a Viennese doss-house.
I do enjoy the food for thought.
Wonder if old adolf had given eva one on the table.🤔🐣
En dessous la table !😅
He was impotent
@@thomaskeil1437 Who said he was ?
@lablackzed lol because that’s funny but who knows 😉
Did she fumble in his drawers?.
That is NOT the same desk
I have hitler tea cup
why would you find the desk scary?
It's ominous to think of who sat there and that the orders that resulted to so much terror and death could have been signed on here. I find that a little eerie.
@TheUntoldPast would you think the same about Churchill's desk from where he ordered the fire bombing of German cities, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of thousands if not millions of innocent civilians?
Ich habe Durchfall! 😂
Does not resemble the other desk shown in the office.
Shocking , that this simply desk, was used possibly to sign off on death of millions desk. Definitely would love to visit the Keep museum.