Is This the Tannenberg Memorial?

[pofoka]

Wow! Your site is fantastic! Use my photos. I give permission. Of course:)
Best greetings!

[Makarov]

Thank you pofoka, I appreciate it, and thank you for your kind remarks about med webpage.

[pofoka]

The Tannenberg National Denkmal's model in the Königsberg Castle

[tigre]

Hello to all ; a little more.......................

Paying a visit to the Memorial................

Source: Fotoalbum 132 Fotos Panzer-Regiment 1 Erfurt. eBay auction

Cheers. Raúl M .

[tigre]

Hello to all ; a little more.......................

Members of the Kriegsmarine paying a visit to the Memorial................

Source: Fotoalbum Kriegsmarine, Zerstörer Kreuzer, NORWEGEN, Geiranger, Fkorde. eBay auction

Cheers. Raúl M .

[pofoka]

A surviving of tannenberg's lion is displayed in front of the Olsztynek town hall.

[tigre]

Hello to all ; a little more.......................

Funeral service for Field Marshal v. Hindenburg................

Source: Bilder Aus Dem Leben des Führer.

Cheers. Raúl M .

[carius]

Image from ebay.de №291132002901
George

[Maurice Laarman]

Thought I shared this with you in this thread. A heavy piece, metal on Marmor, souvenir to the Batterie Chef of Artillerie Regiment 70, given to him in 1941.

Has anybody seen such item before?

Cheers,

Maurice

[GregSingh]

Great paperweight !

[Maurice Laarman]

Do we now if the Model still exists?

[Maurice Laarman]

Not sure we saw this window before. From a postcard ‘ Eingangstür zum Fahnenturm‘

[jaadkeison]

In late January 1945, the coffins were placed aboard the cruiser Emden with full honors and draped in the flags of various regiments that fought at Tannenberg.
Redtube Beeg Spankbang

[Maurice Laarman]

Another building nearby, but nowadays also gone, was the Neue Tannenbergkrug, a guesthouse. Here on a period postcard.

[Br. James]

An interesting window, Maurice...was it part of the Tannenberg Memorial?

And thanks for sharing the post card of the Tannenbergkrug...I didn't know such a hotel existed but it does make sense, since I'm sure that the Tannenberg Memorial was a pilgrimage site.

Br. James