David Irving visits Rastenburg (2007)

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We set out from Mrogowa at 10:30 a.m. for Rastenburg (Polish: Ke,trzyn) and arrive there after a twenty-mile drive around eleven a.m. The parking area is already crowded with campers and cars from all over northern Europe. The signs in hotels and stores are in German. It is like Berchtesgaden in Bavaria, though less busy. (As we leave, I count seventy-two people standing around the parking lot at that instant, which suggests a visitor-total of perhaps 2,000 today, or several hundred thousands every year.)

Hitler has lost none of his magnetism, it seems. I don't think many Germans would pay much to see where Richard von Weizsäcker ran his lackluster, lickspittle presidency.

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