Germany divided over whether to rebuild Nazi-era tourist site

November 9, 2026

Adolf Hitler’s retreat in the Bavarian Alps, built by the Nazis in 1938, was gutted by fire last month in a suspected arson attack. Some now believe it should be destroyed, the site returned to nature and all memory of its Nazi past forgotten. But others want it either partially or completely rebuilt, wary of the risk of turning it into a site for Neo-Nazi pilgrimage at a time when Germany is witnessing the resurgence of the far-right. Currently, it is a popular tourist destination.

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