
1937 she was named a professor by Hitler.
Gerda Troost ran his architectural and design business together with his former partner, Professor Leonhard Gall,

her on the left and in the middle.

. She supervised the construction of the Haus der Kunst,

the remodeling of the Königsplatz,

and the construction of the Ehrentempels.

She remained an architectural and design adviser to Hitler’s circle up to the end of the war. In 1943, she received from Hitler an endowment of 100,000 Reichsmarks. Troost was one of few people who actively disagreed with Hitler without fear of being fired or arrested. Hitler listened to Troost about art and architecture. During denazification she was classified as “less responsible” (Minderbelastete) by the Hauptspruchkammer and sentenced to a fine of 500 DM and a 10-year Berufsverbot. At the end of the period, Troost resumed work and resided in Schützing, a town on the Chiemsee in Upper Bavaria. Gerdy Troost remained a friend and confidante of
Winifred Wagner 
after 1945. Leonard Gall died age 67 on 20-01-1952.
Death and burial ground of Troost-Andresen, Gerdy.

on the North cemetery of Munich. The Eagle is disappeared from the gravestone. Adolf Hitler visited the grave on time. Close to the grave of the Nazi photographer,
Heinrich Hoffmann

, Hitler’s photographer, his daughter
Henriette “Henny” von Schirach Hoffmann and
Baldur von Schirach,
Dr. Gustav von Kahr President of the Bavarian court in 1923 during the Putz and some further the youngest secretary of Hitler,
Traudl Junge -Humps
and Hans, the General der Flieger,
Kommandeur Luftwaffe Hongaria,
Kuno Fütterer,
Bernd Freytag von Loringhoven and Generalleutnant der Artillerie,
Commander of the POW in Wehrkreis IV, Erich von Botzheim, Generalleutnant der Infanterie,
Commander of the Reichs Institute for Military Air Protection of the Luftwaffe, Wilhelm von Stubenrauch, Hitler’s driver and founder of the SS Oberführer,
Emil Maurice,

Hitler’s doctor SS Obersturmführer,
Dr. Ludwig Stumpfegger

and Generaloberst der Gebirgstruppe,
Kommandeur der 3th Gebirgs Division

an Austrian sniper was credited with 345 kills. On multiple occasions he served with fellow sniper Josef Allerberger

. They were able to inflict heavy casualties on Soviet infantry. Hetzenauer was captured by Soviet troops the following month, and served 5 years in routinely appalling conditions in a Soviet prison camp. He died on 03-10-2004, age 79 in Brixen im Thale, after several years of deteriorating health. Allerberger died old age 85, on 01-03-2010 in Wals Siezenheim, Austria.
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