211 Comments for Heidelberg Thingplatz
AMBERLEE-N-MS wrote:
It has a ''secret garden" feel to it.
- Location: Heidelberg Thingplatz
- Gallery: Walking the Ruins
Jani wrote:
Well said Canada! History is important no matter where it comes from. My grandfather was a merchant marine during WWII and he remembered very well what Europe looked like at the time and it wasn't pretty. But being able to go back to all these locations and seeing the beauty in them shows how far the younger generations have come (at least some of them, that is).
- Location: Heidelberg Thingplatz
- Gallery: Walking the Ruins
straav wrote:
Sorry binabinaaa it was built for the Nazi.
From the thirdreichruins site:
"opened officially on 22 June 1935 by Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels. Speaking to a crowd of 20,000 people, Goebbels called the Thingstätte a "veritable church of the Reich.""
From the thirdreichruins site:
"opened officially on 22 June 1935 by Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels. Speaking to a crowd of 20,000 people, Goebbels called the Thingstätte a "veritable church of the Reich.""
- Location: Heidelberg Thingplatz
- Gallery: Walking the Ruins
Maika wrote:
wow! so beautiful again i love it so much!!
- Location: Heidelberg Thingplatz
- Gallery: Walking the Ruins
blue lamp wrote:
Nice gallery Motts...as usual I can't wait for the next one esp old Asylums /Hospitals etc. Those are the best ones too. Can't wait for more......: )
- Location: Heidelberg Thingplatz
- Gallery: Walking the Ruins
blue lamp wrote:
It does seem like a strange place for a concert. Those seats don't look comfortable....great pic Motts!!!
- Location: Heidelberg Thingplatz
- Gallery: Walking the Ruins
Cera wrote:
thanks motts for the awesome gallery!
- Location: Heidelberg Thingplatz
- Gallery: Walking the Ruins
Cera wrote:
whats with all the negative thoughts people?! yeah i know that this was built by the nazis and such but its such a beautiful place. and as always, wonderful work motts!
- Location: Heidelberg Thingplatz
- Gallery: Walking the Ruins
love-is-dead wrote:
Germany is like the best place inh the world, and you just made it better, Motts.
- Location: Heidelberg Thingplatz
- Gallery: Walking the Ruins
Debbie wrote:
Another wonderful Gallery to see Thanks Motts. Keep up the wonderful Work.
- Location: Heidelberg Thingplatz
- Gallery: Walking the Ruins
Joy wrote:
You know Pegasus64, from what Motts wrote, "it was briefly used for Nazi propaganda",
The amount of time Hitler used these areas was very minute. Than they were used for various reasons by the average German citizen and I am sure not all of them agreed with everything Hitler was doing.
The amount of time Hitler used these areas was very minute. Than they were used for various reasons by the average German citizen and I am sure not all of them agreed with everything Hitler was doing.
- Location: Heidelberg Thingplatz
- Gallery: Walking the Ruins
Jake wrote:
I'm in just awe in this whole set, Man! Really nice job as usual!
- Location: Heidelberg Thingplatz
- Gallery: Walking the Ruins
catherinee wrote:
this is an absolutely amazing picture.
i don't know why but i love it.
by the way ive looked at every place you have photographed and im glad lynne was there to give the information i needed lol thank you lynne and thanks motts for the sweet pictures. :)
i don't know why but i love it.
by the way ive looked at every place you have photographed and im glad lynne was there to give the information i needed lol thank you lynne and thanks motts for the sweet pictures. :)
- Location: Heidelberg Thingplatz
- Gallery: Walking the Ruins