The house in which Adolf Hitler was born in Austria is set to become a police station
that the decision on what happens to the house has only just been made after a recent legal verdict. The house belonged to the family of Gerlinde Pommer for almost one hundred years, who had been renting the 800-square-metre building–including parking spaces and garages–to the local authority since the 1970s for €4,800 a month.
It is not so seldom that neo-Nazis stop in front of the house to be photographed making the Hitler greetingPeople often demonstrate against fascism in front of the house but it has
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