Nazi Party Rally Grounds - Wikipedia
The Zeppelinfeld (in English: Zeppelin Field) is located east of the Great Road. It consists of a large grandstand (Zeppelinhaupttribüne) with a width of 360 metres (390 yards) and a smaller stand. It was one of Albert Speer's first works for the Nazi party and was based upon the Pergamon Altar.
8. Zeppelin Field | General Plan of the Nazi Party Rally Grounds
The area on the southeast shore of the Dutzendteich lake came to be called the Zeppelin Field after one of Count Zeppelin's airships landed there in 1909. In the 1920s, it was a site for an extensive sports and leisure park built by the City of Nuremberg.
Zeppelinfeld - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024) - Tripadvisor
This is an important historical site. The massive Nazi rallies seen on those old black and white newsreels took place here. The basic structures are still in place and it is quite interesting to stand where so many stood many years ago. A must do if you visit Nuremberg.
Nuremberg Nazi Party Rally Grounds - Traces of Evil
In 1933 and 1934, the Zeppelinfeld meadow served as a parade ground for the Nazis during their Party Rallies. They put up temporary wooden stands for the spectators but by 1935–1936, the Zeppelin Field, complete with stone stands, was constructed to plans by architect Albert Speer.
Exploring the Nuremberg Nazi Party Rally Grounds
2022年10月1日 · Back downhill, visitors encounter the Zeppelin Field (called Zeppelinfeld in German) and the grandstand or tribune stand (Steintribune in German). This was the site of the annual Nazi Party rallies where Hitler would address his followers.
Zeppelin Field at the NSDAP Rally Grounds in Nuremberg, …
2013年2月21日 · On 22 April 1945 the 3rd U.S. Infantry Division held a victory parade on Zeppelin Field to commemorate the liberation of Nuremberg. A large United States flag was used to cover up the Swastika placed on top of the grandstand.
Nuremberg Rally - World History Encyclopedia
2024年10月3日 · What happened to the Zeppelin Field? The Zeppelin Field, which once hosted the Nuremberg rallies of the German Nazi Party, is now a permanent memorial to the victims of the Nazi regime.
The Zeppelin Field as a Space for Learning and Encounter
The Zeppelin Field, with its Grandstand, is the only part of the former Nazi Party Rally Grounds that was planned, completed and used during the Nazi era, and that is still largely preserved today. The aim is to communicate and conserve its historic function as a parade ground.
A trip to the past – the former Nazi party rally grounds
Zeppelin stands and Zeppelin field. The area close to the Dutzendteich was named Zeppelinwiese (Zeppelin lawn) after Count Zeppelin had landed his airship here in 1909. The unpaved Zeppelin field was used by the Nazis as their relly ground in 1933/34. The …
The Nazi Party Rally Grounds - nuernberg.de
Display panels in German and English at 23 points around the grounds explain the area at the Dutzendteich Lake prior to 1933, the structures and orchestrated events of the Nazi Party Rallies, and what was done with the site after 1945. A tour of points 1 through 9 takes around 90 minutes.