Leonding Hitler House Souvenir

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NAZI SOUVENIR OF THE HOUSE OF HITLER’S PARENTS IN LEONDING

LEONDING - HEIMATORT
DES FÜHRERS
(LEONDING, HOMETOWN OF THE FÜHRER)
AN ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET
ACTUALLY PURCHASED AT
THE HOUSE IN WHICH HITLER
LIVED IN LEONDING

This is a very rare original 4-3/4 x 6-1/2 inch, 24 page heavily illustrated booklet called Leonding - Heimatort des Führers (Leonding, Hometown of the Führer) as published in cooperation with the Nazi Party in Leonding, Oberdonau, Germany, probably in 1938 or 1939.

On the front cover is a purple rubber stamp from the Elternhaus (Hitler’s family home) showing that the booklet was sold as a souvenir to someone who actually visited the house in Leonding near Linz where Adolf Hitler lived from 1899 to 1903.

The booklet has a concise text concerning the town and the part of Hitler’s youth spent there.

There are photos of the village, Gartenhaus number 61 in which the Hitler family lived, the bees Hitler’s father Alois kept in the yard, places where the youthful Hitler played, the school Hitler attended, the old Powder Tower, the churchyard and the grave of Hitler’s parents, Hitler visiting Klara and Alois Hitler’s grave, etc.

Inside the fold-out back cover is a map of the village of Leonding showing Adolf Hitler Platz (square), Hitler’s childhood home and the location of the grave of his parents. This is a rare booklet made more desirable by the Elternhaus imprint on the front cover.

This rare Hitler House souvenir is
**SOLD**.

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