Bayerische Staatskanzlei
The Armeemuseum, built in 1905, stood on this site. The complex was destroyed during World War II. Adolf Hitler was here on June 21, 1942 for a memorial service for NSK leader Adolf Hühnlein.
The modern Bavarian State Chancellery partly consists of the remaining part of the Armeemuseum; the central dome building.
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Nearby
Museum
- Memorial White Rose Resistance Group - München
- Munich City Museum - München
- National Socialism Documentation Center - München
Point of interest
- Prinz-Carl-Palais - München
- Hofgarten Arcades - Degenerate Art Exhibit - München
- Haus der Deutschen Kunst - München
Monument
- Memorial Hofgarten - München
- The White Rose Memorial - München
- Memorial Synagogue Old Synagogue Ohel Jakob - München
Cemetery
Remembrance Stone
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- Stumbling Stones Widenmayerstraße 16 - München
Fortification
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