Hitler's Headquarters in the West

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Fÿhrer Headquarters served as crucial military command centers for Adolf Hitler and his inner circle during World War II. Initially relying on Hitler's railway train, the development of these headquarters was managed by the Organisation Todt. The most notable, Wolfsschanze in East Prussia, gained infamy due to the failed assassination attempt on Hitler in 1944. By the war's end, 16 headquarters were constructed across Europe, with several remaining unused, reflecting the extensive infrastructure built to support Nazi operations.