Giesler, Hermann, born on 12-04-1898 in Siegen, completed his architectural study at the Academy for Applied Arts in Munich. 
Starting from 1930 he worked as an independent architect. In 1933 he became master of building of districts in Sonthofen and 1937, became a professor. He was a soldier during the first war from 1915 to 1918. He joined the NSDAP 
, in 1931, member number 622.515, He was a SA man from the beginning, „Kampfzeit“, the battle period. From 1930 he worked as an independent architect and ceramic artist.
Starting from 1930 he worked as an independent architect. In 1933 he became master of building of districts in Sonthofen and 1937, became a professor. He was a soldier during the first war from 1915 to 1918. He joined the NSDAP , in 1931, member number 622.515, He was a SA man from the beginning, „Kampfzeit“, the battle period. From 1930 he worked as an independent architect and ceramic artist.
His brother, 
was an old comrade too and was Gauleiter from Upper Bavaria and also Ministerpresident of Bavaria. Paul died age 49, on 08-05-1945, he and his wife committed suicide as the Americans approached Berchtesgaden. Up to 1938 Hermann designed the “Ordensburg” in Sonthofen, impressive buildings in Nazi style.
a Hitler Youth School, planned Gau Forums in Weimar and Augsburg and the “university” for the NSDAP 
at Chiemsee. In 1938 he was ordered by Hitler to the “General Building Inspector” for the reorganization of the city of Munich. Later he became also a director in the Organisation Fritz Todt,
then one of the directors of the Group of Works of VI, Bavaria. Starting from 1941, after fellow architect Roderick Fick
fell out of political favor, Giesler was entrusted by Hitler (see Hitler parents) (see William Hitler) with the reorganization of the entire city of Linz. 
Starting from 1942 he worked on plans and a large model for the Danube Development of the Banks, starting from 1944, also worked on designs for the cultural center, which Adolf Hitler (did you know) regarded with particular interest. Throughout the war, Giesler and Albert Speer 
had several heated arguments about architectural styles. In September 1944 he was named one of the Reich’s most important artists in the “Gottbegnadeten” list, Artists by the grace of god.Death and burial ground of Giesler, Hermann.
After the war Hermann Giesler was trailed for war crimes in Dachau and condemned to life prison, but was already released in 1952 and lived in Düsseldorf. He died their at the old age of 88, on 20-01-1987 and is buried on the Nordfriedhof of Düsseldorf. Close by are the graves of different “famous” WW II personalities, Generalmajor der Infanterie, Kommandeur der 271th Volkgrenadier Division 
, Martin Bieber, Hitler’s Press Chief Otto Dietrich, Generalmajor der Flieger, Kommandeur 7th Flak Division, Alfred Erhard, the former commander of concentration camp Westerbork 
, in the Netherlands , SS Obersturmführer, Albert Gemmeker, Anna Frank and her family, father, mother and sister Margo, were integrated in this camp, before leaving to Bergen Belsen
, where they died, only father Otto Frank survived, he died old age 91, on 19-08-1980, 
remarried in Bazel, Switzerland. Hitler’s favourite architect, Arno Breker, Generalleutnant der Artillerie, Kommandeur der 526th Infanterie Division, Fritz Kühne, Walther Nehring, and SS Obergruppenführer, Höhere SS und Polizei Führer Nord, Fritz Weitzel. (see About). Diplomat in Paris, Ernst vom Rath, killed in Paris by the Jewish boy Grynspan, General der Panzertruppe, Kommandeur 1st Panzer Division .
Following the general German retreat to the west, the 1st Panzer Division finally reached the eastern Austrian Alps where they surrendered to the US Army.
