Material: Unknown Eagles: The Soviets removed the eagles and swastikas before the Americans arrived. There appears to be at least 2 examples of this eagle located on a couple of the SS Leibstandarte buildings. Location: Lichterfelde Kaserne, southwest of the Berlin downtown area, was an old Prussian cadet training school. The Nazis took it over […]

This page contains various building eagles. Example 1: Bronze building eagle Eagle Head This eagle head was reportedly found in the Berlin ruins and was rumoured to be from one of the Air Ministry eagles (although the style seems to be different). It is made of Bronze.

Artist: Fritz von Graevenitz Size: 3m Wide by 3m high Material: Concrete ‘NS Reichsadler’, Rosenbergbrücke, 1939. (Nazi Eagle at the Rosenberg bridge in Heilbron). The original bridge appeared to have a NS Reichsadler on one side and an imperial eagle on the other. Original photo: Post 1945 photos: The NS Reichsadler has been de-nazified by having […]

Artist: Fritz von Graevenitz Size: 6m+ wingspan, 3.5m high Weight: 3000kg Material: Bronze Original Location:On top of the ‘Tribünenturm’ at the Erich-Koch-Platz, Königsberg, Prussia (now Kaliningrad, Russia). Current location: Unknown (suspected destroyed at the end of the war) Kaliningrad, Russia’s Western-most city, is a unique place. Until 1945, it was the Prussian city of Königsberg. […]

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Availability: Unique (only 1 known) Sculptor: Unknown – Do you know? Help us Location today: Destroyed at the end of the war and liberation of the camp History:   Pictures:

Availability: Very Rare – only one known (needs more research as multiple in RK) Sculptor: Unknown. Do you know? Email Us Location today: <find museum details – confirm how many also> The …..   Pre-War pics:   Post-war: The eagle was removed or had fallen during the final days of the war onto the steps […]

Availability: Very Rare – only two known Sculptor: Unknown. Do you know? Email Us Location today: Destroyed The …..   Pre-War pics:   Post-war pics:

The Reischkanzlei was built …….   Building and internal eagles:   Signs:   Other pics: Related links: Plaster Wall Eagle

Availability: Unique – only one known Location today: Unknown. Do you know? Help Us Sculptor: Kurt Schmid-Ehmen History: German pavilion at the International Exposition in Paris 1937. The International Exposition dedicated to Art & Technology in Modern Life brought together 44 countries. Two of the most notable were the Germand and Soviet pavilions. The pavilions faed […]