Adolf Hitler's birthplace reopens as police station to stop site being 'worshipped'
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Adolf Hitler's birthplace has reopened as a police station to stop the site being "worshipped".Austrian police officers moved into the property in Braunau am Inn on Wednesday after a £17million refurbishment.Authorities have insisted the method is the most effective way of "neutralising" the building and keep Hitler's sympathisers away."The future use of the house by the police should send an unmistakable signal that the role of this building as a memorial to the Nazis been permanently revoked," Wolfgang Peschorn, the Interior Minister of Austria, said in a statement.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The renovation of Hitler's birthplace on the German border has taken three years, with brand-new windows and a new, white exterior.It now bears no hallmarks of the Nazi leader's birth, save a memorial stone which reads: "For peace, freedom and democracy.
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