Wolfschanze

Initial programming at Wolfschanze Studios London.

It was called, in German, Wolfschanze and was indeed a lair from which ferocious beasts could prowl, destroying society's flocks.

It showed all the wooden buildings, bunkers, roads, checkpoints, and the railway line and the sidings and the train stations and the airstrips, that comprised the Wolfschanze.

In July 2004, for his 70th birthday and 60th anniversary of the plot, he was interviewed by several newspapers, and was also invited to a ceremony at the former Wolfschanze.

Edmund Kiss: His Bolivia trip having been cancelled, Kiss would serve in the armed forces the rest of the war, taking command of SS men at Wolfschanze near the end.

Shadow of Stalingrad, Operation Thunderstorm, The Royal Marines Commando and Wolfschanze II nonetheless share many technical features, like the F.E.A.R engine and various recycled weapon models, sounds and voices.

On 13 March 1943, returning from his easternmost headquarters FHQ Wehrwolf near Vinnitsa to Wolfschanze in East Prussia, Hitler was scheduled to make a stop-over at the headquarters of Army Group Centre at Smolensk.

Fifty years ago tomorrow, Col. Claus Schenck von Stauffenberg, the chief of staff of the 600,000-man army that guarded Germany's home front, joined Hitler and his military advisers for a conference in the Fuhrer's headquarters, Wolfschanze (Wolf's Lair), in East Prussia.

As a result of its transfer to the Großdeutschland (GD) division, the detachment-by now incorporating a heavy battery from Flak-Regiment "Hermann Göring", First Paratroop Panzer Division Hermann Göring-was moved to the eastern front, with headquarters in Hitler's Wolfschanze.