The House Where Hitler Was Born

Braunau am In, a town close to the German border, is home to the house Hitler was born in - the work was part of the demolition plan.
The house where Hitler was born in Austria
Not far from the main square is the street Salzburger Vorstadt of Braunau am Inn town, on the south bank of the River Inn. On this road is a faint beige three-story brick building, where Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889.
This is the 15th building on the street. Photo: Amusing Planet

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Hitler only stayed for a few weeks before the family moved to another home in Braunau. When he was three years old, the Hitler family left the town forever. Later, Hitler only returned to Braunau and lived briefly in 1938
The 17th-century building was later an inn and owner.



After Hitler became the head of the Nazis, its value doubled. After that, the house was bought by the Nazis, renovated and turned into a cultural center with a public gallery and gallery. plus. With the end of World War II, the house was returned to its former owners and by 1965, it was used as a public library.
Throughout the years, the site attracts many visitors to visit. The Austrian Interior Ministry was concerned about a possible neo-fascism. So, in 1972, they rented the building to prevent Hitler's supporters from visiting or buying The contract ended in 2011 because the descendants of the Pommer family refused to renovate some things under the agreement.



Since then, the house was abandoned.
The town of Braunau am Inn. Photo: Tourismus-braunau.
The house had no number plates, but there was a large granite rock near the sidewalk. On the stone engraved with the content: "For peace, freedom and democracy, there will never be a fascist regime. Millions of people died ”. This stone replaced a monument, and was brought from the famous quarry at the concentration camp Mauthausen (known as death camp, created by the Nazis).
Currently, the owner of the house Gerlinde Pommer sued the Austrian government for appropriation of property and demanded payment of compensation.



Earlier this year, a local court ruled that the government had to pay Pommer € 1.5 million, instead of € 310,000 as originally suggested.
In recent years, many people learned of the plan to demolish the building. For now, however, the house remains, as a reminder of a dark period. "Everyone's fed up," Braunaun's second deputy mayor, Christian Schilcher, told the BBC. According to him, this house was a problem with Braunau's image. Residents want this small town to be visited by tourists and no one will mistake them for Hitler's descendants.
Braunau am Inn is a town in the Innviertel Oberösterreich (Oberösterreich) region in the northwestern state of Austria.



This place has many bridges over the River Inn.
From Vienna you can take the Wels-Neumarkt Kallham-Braunau train. If you depart from Salzburg city, you can take the train Attnang Puchheim-Ried / Innkreis-Braunau; Steindorf near Straßwalchen-Braunau… Standard fare is 12.9 Euro per person one way.
According to Anh Minh / Vnexpress
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