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Wewelsburg (German pronunciation: [ˈveːvl̩sbʊɐ̯k]) is a
Renaissance castle located in the
village of
Wewelsburg,
which is a
district of the town of Büren...
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first appeared in ****
Germany as a
design element in a
castle at
Wewelsburg remodeled and
expanded by the head of the SS,
Heinrich Himmler, which...
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Castle of
Wewelsburg see
Wewelsburg The
German Wewelsburg town is part of the Büren (Westphalia) city in
Paderborn district since a
local government...
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outskirts of Büren-
Wewelsburg which existed from 1941 to 1943 when it was disbanded. From May 1939, a
small camp, the
Wewelsburg satellite camp of Sachsenhausen...
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return of all
rings of dead SS men and
officers to be
stored in a
chest in
Wewelsburg Castle. This was to be a
memorial to
symbolise the
ongoing membership...
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Austria (1995) Ignalina,
Lithuania (2003) The
village of
Wewelsburg is the home of the
Wewelsburg Renaissance castle,
which was a
focus of SS
mythology during...
- "Himmlers
Wewelsburg und der R****enkrieg. Eine
historische Ortsbestimmung", in Schulte, Jan Erik (ed.), Die SS,
Himmler und die
Wewelsburg (in German)...
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museum director of the
Wewelsburg Museum. She is the
editor of
numerous do****entations on the
history of
Wewelsburg during the
National Socialist...
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characters in the Grail-mythos (see The "SS-School
House Wewelsburg").
Himmler had
visited the
Wewelsburg on 3
November 1933 and
April 1934; the SS took official...
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monuments or in
special SS-designated places. In 1933,
Himmler bought Wewelsburg, a
castle in Westphalia. He
initially intended it to be used as an SS...
