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Hardthöhe (barracks)
Hardthöhe in Bonn is the primary headquarters of the Federal Ministry of Defense of Germany. The secondary headquarters is the Bendlerblock in Berlin. The Hardthöhe property is located in the Bonn district of Hardthöhe, whose entire area it occupies. The barracks were built starting in 1956. Approximately 1,500 Federal Ministry employees work there, including subordinate offices totaling approximately 5,000 in 113 buildings.', Westdeutscher Rundfunk, 13. September 2016 The main entrance to the Hardthöhe property is the North Guard Station on Fontainengraben. Additional entrances include the South Guard Station on Brüser Damm and the East Guard Station on Pascalstraße. The streets and squares on the site have been named after German cities since the fall of 1990. History The rearmament of West Germany was organized by Konrad Adenauer from the “Amt Blank”, named after his boss Theodor Blank. The staff was initially housed in the Ermekeil barracks in the south of Bonn. From ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Hardthöhe
Hardthöhe is a district at the western edge of Bonn, Germany. The districts contains mostly the headquarters of the Federal Ministry of Defense (BMVg) since 1960 and ''Hardthöhe'' is the synonym for the German Political command structures. The second BMVg-office is the Bendlerblock in Berlin and Bundeswehr Operational Command is located close to Potsdam. Hardthöhe area was not part of Bonn before 1969 and belonged to the '' Amt'' Duisdorf. In 1969, Hardthöhe, together with Duisdorf and Lengsdorf, were assigned to the municipal district of Hardtberg, Bonn. The rearmament of West Germany was organized by Konrad Adenauer from the “Amt Blank”, named after his boss Theodor Blank. The staff was initially housed in the Ermekeil barracks in the south of Bonn. From 1956 onwards, a modern barracks for around 1,000 people was built for the new ministry on a hill in the Hardtberg Hardtberg ( Ripuarian: ''Hardtbersch'') is a borough (''Stadtbezirk'') of Bonn, Germany. It has a ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |