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Perche non:)

Except for the number of seats in it, i have the feeling I'm seeing one of those rooms in which the capital punishment becomes a reality. Specially because of the tiles... Doesn't look like a theatre to me.. Go figure.

Yeah alot of these places on here have equipment left behind, I'm sure somewhere could use it. It would be an upgrade to them I'm sure.

Dead or?

I wonder if it was a Vegas League

are the windows tinted on the left side?

Me thinks it was for hospital beds as I can see along the walls what seems to be a place to hook up oxygen in those small boxes

Hey I like this angle, unusual for you, but it works.

You are mistaken, HB, the Thingstätte were NOT built with stones formed and laid in place by forced labor. They were constructed by the Reichsarbeitsdienst (National Labor Service), which was very similar to the WPA in the United States (although it was a much more militarily structured organization). They were built by ordinary Germans who were proudly doing their part for their country, which was struggling to recover after the unemployment and devastation of The Great Depression. It's a shame the ideals behind the original concept for these places were lost to even those who designed them, and the world suffered through 6 years of horrible warfare and half of Europe strained under 55 years of Communist occupation.

Wallpaper.

That is so beautiful. Your eye for details is amazing. Well worn wood & metal trim.

Must have been a hell of an echo in there.

Alice in Wonderland...

Makes me think of Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds.

*whispers* Beautiful theater. Where's the concession stand?