-
neither supported nor
reported them. He also
served as
chairman of the
Ehrenhof, a
military committee discharging 20 July
ploters from the Wehrmacht, so...
- A
court of
honor (French: cour d'honneur [kuʁ dɔnœʁ] ; German:
Ehrenhof [ˈeːʁənhoːf]) is the prin****l and
formal approach and
forecourt of a
large building...
- "Rommel's
former enemies put
together a pact
against Rommel. It
started at the
Ehrenhof and
ended in Hitler's
immediate surrounding with
Bormann and Keitel" (historian...
-
rooms and the
Rittersaal hall. The
Mittelbau is
flanked by the
Ehrenhof West and
Ehrenhof Ost wings,
which include the
Court of
Honor in
front of the Mittelbau...
- (Museum of Theatre)
Museum Kunstpalast (
Ehrenhof) NRW
Forum (
Ehrenhof)
Tonhalle Düsseldorf (Music Hall,
Ehrenhof) The
Central Park of Düsseldorf, the Hofgarten...
- The
Court of
Military Honour (German:
Ehrenhof) was a
drumhead court-martial in **** Germany,
composed of high-ranking
officers of the Wehrmacht, which...
- Wilhelmplatz,
guests would enter the
Chancellery through the
Court of
Honour (
Ehrenhof). The building's main
entrance was
flanked by two
bronze statues by sculptor...
- part of the Kunstpalast. In 1902, the
first Kunstpalast was
erected at
Ehrenhof ("court of honour"), for a
major exhibition featuring artworks as well...
-
conceal the fact that it
boasts a
total of 176 rooms.
Besides the
large Ehrenhof (three-sided courtyard) in the centre,
which was used only for the arrival...
- was then cast out of the
Wehrmacht by the so-called "Court of Honour" (
Ehrenhof), a
conclave of
officers set up
after the
attempted ********ination to remove...
