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Reichstag.
seat of the German Bundestag and, before 1945, the eponymous parliament of the Weimar Republic
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Hitler's regime used the Reichstag as its seat of power while the Gestapo arrested political opposition, including Carl von Ossietzky.Some support1 report
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Incidents in Hamburg involving the Otto Group centre are linked to political action, as Klöckner ordered flag removal in parliament.Some support1 report
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Norman Foster designed the glass dome for the Reichstag, which is relevant to the context of East Berlin and divided Germany.Some support1 report
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Norman Foster TransactionalNorman Foster designed a chandelier with Murano glassmakers, while Bethan Laura Wood collaborated with Matteo Tagliapietra on Taiko.Moves Reichstag
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Adolf Hitler StructuralThe Nazi Party was active in Germany, while a horse won its debut at the Indiana racecourse, alongside details about Hitler's birth in Austria.Moves Reichstag
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Norman Foster Transactional
Norman Foster was responsible for the design of the glass dome structure of the Reichstag.
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Adolf Hitler Structural
Hitler utilized the Reichstag as the central seat of power during his regime.
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Julia Klöckner Operational
Julia Klöckner exercised authority within the Reichstag by ordering the removal of a flag.
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Führer Operational
The Führer utilized the Reichstag as a location for political campaigning activities.