2. verdenskrig Hamburg privat guidet tur
Beskrivelse
Hamborgs periode under nazistisk styre er den dag i dag en af de mørkeste perioder i byens historie. Kom og opdag de mange begivenheder, der ville føre til den ødelæggende bombning i 1943, og lær om, hvordan dette emne behandles i dag. Denne tur er ideel for dem, der ønsker at kende ins og outs i Hamborg under det tredje rige. Denne mørke, men fascinerende periode har formet den by, vi ser i dag, og er en must-see-tur for dem, der ønsker at vide mere om dette emne. Denne tur vil dække følgende emner: Fra monarti til diktatur Kunsten under Hitler 1933 diskriminerende love Feldstraße tårnbunkeren Henrettelseshovedstad Hamburg Arkitektur i det nazistiske Hamborg Menneskelige zoologiske haver Koncentrationslejr Neuengamme Bombningen af Hamborg Mindesmærke for desertører Nazistiske mindesmærker for 1. verdenskrig Hamborgs overgivelse En hukommelseskultur Bemærk venligst, at Neuengamme vil blive dækket som et emne uden at besøge selve lejren på grund af tidsbegrænsninger. For tilpasninger bedes du kontakte os på forhånd.
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På dette sted vil vi begynde med at se på mellemkrigstiden ved at opdage den mindre kendte historie om 1. verdenskrig, hyperinflationen i 1920'erne, anisemitismens fremkomst og Versaille-traktaten.
Her vil vi dykke ned i Hamburgs retlige og politiske system i 1930'erne, mens vi ser på de skadelige konsekvenser, dette ville have.
Denne placering er den dag i dag markeret af en af de største bunkere, der blev bygget under anden verdenskrig, som i øjeblikket bliver omdannet til en skylinehave.
Nu en af de mest naturskønne steder i byen Hamborg har denne idylliske beliggenhed en meget glemt og meget mørkere fortid som et centralt sted for henrettelser under 2. verdenskrig, et propagandaprojekt, en menneskelig zoologisk have og en lejr for fordrevne.
5 forskellige krigsmindesmærker fra forskellige perioder former ikke kun det fysiske landskab på dette sted, men også den nutidige erindringskultur i det moderne Hamborg.
Det, der ser ud til at være et vandtårn, er en af de over 2.000 bunkere, der blev bygget i Hamborg under anden verdenskrig.
Grindel-distriktet var engang et distrikt, der var vært for et pulserende jødisk samfund. Her ser vi på, hvordan dette område er opstået, hvem der boede der, hvad der skete her under krigen og hvordan livet ser ud her i dag. Nogle emner af interesse inkluderer: - Stedet for de deporterede jødiske personer i Hamborg - Krystallnatten (glasbrudsnat) 1938 - Bogbrænding 1933 - Den fødte synagoge - Talmud Torah-skolen
Her forsøgte Hamborg at bygge et lokkebycenter for at undgå bombninger i anden verdenskrig.
Rådhuset var og forbliver det symbolske og bogstavelige magtsæde i Hamborg. På dette sted vil vi lære, hvordan dette sted blev brugt af det nazistiske parti under Anden Verdenskrig. Pladsen er oversået med flere mindesmærker for: - Politisk opposition det nazistiske parti - Bogafbrændingerne i 1933 - WW1 Prpaganda i Nazityskland
En rest fra den tyske kolonitid. Denne periode af historien, selvom den ofte glemmes, er afgørende for at forstå raceadskillelse og folkedrab i 2. verdenskrig i Tyskland.
Denne kirke tjener et mindesmærke for ofrene for krigen og terrorens styre. Selve stedet er resterne af den tidligere kirke, der blev bombet sammen med resten af byen i 1943. Kirken viser adskillige mindesmærker for bombningen af Hamborg, ofrene for koncentrationslejren Neuengamme og forsoningen mellem efterkrigstidens Tyskland og Storbritannien. På dette sted er der også et museum og et tårn med en elevator for en spektakulær udsigt over byen.
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- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Servicedyr er tilladt
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Rejsende skal mindst være i moderat fysisk form
Anmeldelser(7)
Our tour guide, Evan Ladd, gave a fantastic tour. Walked almost 6 miles, which was good with us, but please note, LOTS of walking, including walking up A LOT of stairs!! This was ok with us, but would be difficult for someone in a wheelchair or someone with walking as a challenge. We learned a lot of history about World War 2 from the German point of view, very interesting!! Evan was informative, and very patient with all of our questions. I would definitely recommend for any World 2 history buff!!
Thank you so much for your wonderfully positive review. I’m truly glad you enjoyed the tour, learned a lot about WWII from the German perspective, and would recommend it to others. I also had a great time getting to know you both. I really appreciate your honest feedback about the amount of walking. You're right that a 5‑hour walking tour involves more extensive walking than a typical 2‑hour format. I will update the tour description to make this much clearer for future guests – thank you for that helpful suggestion. Just to offer a little more context: during the tour, I checked with you six separate times to see if you’d like to take a break – to sit down, grab a coffee or a snack. Each time, you kindly said you preferred to keep going without a break. I completely respect your decision but most groups do take one or two breaks, which naturally makes the pace more relaxed. When a group chooses not to take any breaks at all in 5 hours, the tour does become physically more demanding – but of course, that was your choice, and I was happy to follow your lead. Regarding the distance: my own step counter and phone GPS tracking showed about 4km (roughly 3 miles), with longer distances covered by public transit. I realize that walking without breaks can make a route feel much longer, but I was not able to verify an 8km (6 mile) route. As for the stairs at the Feldstraße Bunker: there are 400 steps to the top for able‑bodied visitors. However, for guests in wheelchairs or with walking difficulties, the bunker does have a dedicated elevator – we have successfully given this tour to multiple wheelchair users before. The elevator is reserved for those which a medical need, which is a rule set by the historical site that I as a guide must follow. As all three of us were able bodied the only way to visit the bunker was via steps. Once again, thank you for your candid and very helpful feedback. I’m taking your point about clarifying the walking on board, and I hope the above helps explain my perspective as well. Wishing you both a truly wonderful rest of your trip in Germay!
It was really great to spend time with Ilka she lead the group very well. I am so happy that I joined This experience. Ilka was really friendly
Thank you so much for your review! We are delighted that you had such a positive experience and would love to see you back on another tour in the future! Evan :-)
This was an amazing experience! Evan was incredible and tailored the tour to our needs. We had 3 generations, and everyone enjoyed it!
Thanks so much for the wonderful review. It was great to meet you all and explore the topic of WW2 in Hamburg. Safe travels!
Terrific tour and our guide Ilka was amazing and knowledgeable! My leg was hurting like crazy that day and ilka adapted the tour so I could participate. I am so greatful and I learned a lot from her anecdotes!
I am delighted you had a good time on the tour (despite a bad leg)! Thanks for the great review and hope to see you back again in the future :-)
We loved our personal walking tour of Hamburg by Evan Ladd...great info about the city and WW2, he's very personable and a pleasure to spend our day with...also took us to Neuengamme Concentration Camp.
Thanks a million for the great review! Delighted you got to learn about this facinating topic. It was also great to spontaneously get out to Neuengamme too. Hope to see you both back in the city again, Evan.
We took a WW2 tour with Evan. We are history buffs but we learned a lot from Evan. He welcomed questions and took us to hidden places we would never find on our own.
I really appreciate the positive review. Am delighted you were able to take plenty away from the tour and get to see a few more hidden sites.
Sarah was so knowledgeable about what happened in World War II and what the Germans done to fool the British and showed me all the monuments and the bomb shelter. It was a very impressive tour and I learned a lot. I wish I could’ve take notes. She is definitely the best tour guide I’ve ever had. Sarah is great she earned her money.
Thanks a million for your great review! I am glad you had an enjoyable time with sarah and will be sure to pass on your kind words! Hope to see you back in Hamburg again :-)
