House where Hitler was born to become police precinct

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House where Hitler was born to become police precinct

Austrian Interior Ministry says police use of building will end Nazi association.

Date - 23rd November 2019
By - Police Oracle

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The house where Adolf Hitler was born in 1889 will become a police precinct, Austrian authorities have said in a move intended to remove once and for all the building’s association with Nazi Germany. The decision ends years of...

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