Reichstag 1933+
Reichstagsgebäude
The Reichstag or Reichstagsgebäude building was the seat of the German parliaments between 1849-1944, in the Tiergarten (Mitte district) in Berlin / Germany and still is today, albeit in a different way.
Designed by Paul Wallot, its construction began in the times of the Second German Empire, in 1884 and ended in 1894, the same year it was inaugurated, it underwent different changes during different times, such as the Reichstag fire in 1933, the bombing during the Second World War in 1945, and its reconstruction with which it accommodates its current appearance during 1960 and 1990 designed by Sir Norman Fuster.
The objective : the Reichstag and the surroundings of the Reichstag (Berlin) during the German National Socialist era (1933-1945)
started in March 2019, it was meant to be a short project for a mod called CTB2, however due to its length and how difficult it was to accurately recreate the Reichstag as it really was, I decided to give it a future, along with the great help From my co-worker Pumerang during June of that same year and the recent support of Clawergrap we seek to recreate Berlin in the vain times of Nazism, clarifying that it is only for historical visualization without any political purpose, which will be divided into two phases, before and after After the 1945 destruction, we are now emerging from an early stage before the bombing, and we have big plans to re-enact the Battle of Berlin!, patience.
soon I will probably adapt it to 1.12.2+ to avoid problems, for now it is only for 1.7.10 (without mods) due to its beginnings, thanks!
-Credits and special thanks to Pumerang who from the beginning helped me around the Reichstag and served as a point of inspiration for many decorations!
-Credits to Clawergrap who offered her help to the project, making the buildings of the northwest section
-and to you and some members of Call to Battle, for giving me moral support in this, thank you all very much!
current note: Unfortunately the present content is not 100% accurate but it is done respecting that rule, which is in every place on the map, almost no corner is done without first seeing a photo or document about that site.
Anyone is invited to help me in this, providing any type of documentation that can be considered useful in my recreation (Berlin 1900-1944.), I would greatly appreciate it!
It is free to use my map for external uses, as long as you give me notice and credits of it in the event that it is of great magnitude such as videos, editions, commercial use, etc.