Sources for inspiration


 * Hitler's Britain (BBC, 2002)
 * Fatherland (1994)

Reich Architecture It is true that due to the appointment of the chief architect Albert Speer, the German architecture began to be characterized by a certain megalomania ...

Zeppelintribune while celebrating Reichsparteitagu (on foundation NSDAP):


 * Berlín 1955 (model)
 * Volkshalle, Berlin
 * Volkshalle interier
 * Reich Chancellery corridors

In the second half of the 50s (15+ RY) germans began to build houses of a completely new type. On one side it gives a unprecedented luxury housing to the public. On the other it also gives far better control of the population and the ability to indoctrinate the next generation that experienced the war to the imperial authorities. These residential buildings are designed as prefabricated houses with associated cultural-health-safety data center.

Each dome is 64 residential units ( eight apartments per floor ) of which the smallest ( one bedroom ) apartment has an area of ​​around 80 square meters and the largest ( five-room apartment for a family ) has 225 square meters.

In front of the house there are a social center with a common screening room, GP surgery, children's center, office of apartment building manager's and quarters of security forces. There is also space for small businesses. This ensures that the conglomeration's of five such building is able to operate completely self-sufficient. It contains basic necessary shops such as a bakery, fruits and vegetables, meat products, as well as tailoring, shoemaking or sale of household goods. Further, such a conglomeration has a security force of 25 police officers, five trained paramedics, etc.

Typically, these homes built in the shape of a hexagon in which the five houses occupies one of six chips, and the last six corner of the main driveway. 

Die Zwielichthelden (German: "The Twilight Heroes") is a German version of the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. The group was praised by Kaiser Wilhelm II as "meine Zwielicht-Helden."