Reichskanzlei Thread

[Hans1906]

Thanks for providing me links to my own work.

Hi Christoph,

thanks for your pointer, but instead of linking to an internet site like FB it would have been better to point out your work, directly.

I don't like FB, it's an inferior mass medium, not worth mentioning.

You may kick my ass for this, I don't care!


Hans

[Totenkomf]

Thanks for providing me links to my own work.

Hi Christoph,



You may kick my ass for this, I don't care!


Hans

We'll ain't you friendly today..

[Hans1906]

No, you are completely wrong, I don't like FB and don't see why anyone needs to post such a topic there.
It's nothing more.


Hans

[Totenkomf]

No, you are completely wrong, I don't like FB and don't see why anyone needs to post such a topic there.
It's nothing more.


Hans

Alright.

[TheNewt]

Thank for these great photos. Cannot view, or read, enough on this topic

[VanillaNuns]

Those buildings were heroic in design and represented the very best skills that the German artisan coukd achieve given the tools, money and will.

And also....

Completed on time and on budget. If I remember, Speer presented the Reichskanzlei to Hitler a few days ahead of schedule.

Can you imagine such a project today in Europe?

Completed 2 years later than planned and 3 times over the agreed budget.

[Hauswachenfeld]

Indeed so....!
Back then it was a matter of honour to complete their building tasks for their Führer.

[Reichssammler]

Hey guys,

just found some old cd´s from 2007...with a lot of photos of the RK. I remember that some of them are not published, will start to upload a few of them here.

[Reichssammler]

Part 2...

[SteveFBS]

Hey guys,

just found some old cd´s from 2007...with a lot of photos of the RK. I remember that some of them are not published, will start to upload a few of them here.

Nice to see you posting again!
I hope all is well with you. We haven't chatted in years!
-Steven

[Reichssammler]

Hey guys,

just found some old cd´s from 2007...with a lot of photos of the RK. I remember that some of them are not published, will start to upload a few of them here.

Nice to see you posting again!
I hope all is well with you. We haven't chatted in years!
-Steven

Hey Steven,

we haven´t chatted in years, you are right. I was 15 years old when I joined the forum here and life had some surprises for me since then.
I really hope you are doing good so far my friend

[Reichssammler]

Part 3...

[Br. James]

GREAT PHOTOS, Reichssammler -- I love 'em all!! THANK YOU!!

Br. James

[Mannheim]

Great to see this thread kickstarted again! Great photos (as Br.James said), Reichssammler!

[fbeaty1]

So I have recently geared my collection to things related to RK Berlin and more.

I recently recovered a one-of-a-kind rare bronze art, recovered at the RK with provenance.

Here is a unique art piece from famous 3 Riech artist Arno Brecker. It is huge, weighing 40 pounds and is 24 inches round (2 feet round). This plaque has great provenance, and was recovered from the Berlin Reich Chancellery. If your familiar with the 2 bronze horses and the 2 human bronze statues at the Chancellery... this is the same artist who created them and this bronze plaque. Even better the provenance comes from Dana Durand and Peter Sichel. Both served with the US Army intelligence/CIA. Provenance covers plaque and RK plate.