Hitler's former holiday home, the so-called Eagle's Nest, is now a memorial with a view out of the Berchtesgaden mountains. Bergerlebnis Berchtesgaden/dpa ...

Adlerhorst translates to "Eagle's Nest" in German, and was the name of Hitler's bunker and command post in the alps during World War II. The translation came to light after LA City Council ...

As part of the Army's 3rd Infantry Division of the 7th Infantry Regiment, on May 4, 1945, Ralph "Cork" Bowers, of Stockertown, Northampton County, was one of the first troops inside the Nazi lair, ...

The 7th Infantry Regiment attached to the 3rd Infantry Division drink Hitler's wine on the patio of the Berghof, below the Eagle’s Nest.

In German, Adlerhorst means "Eagle's Nest." It was a bunker complex built in the Bavarian Alps which doubled as Hitler's command post in late-1944 through early-1945.