Fire Breaks Out at 'Eagle's Nest' in Bavarian Alps, Police Detain One Person

In Germany's Bavarian Alps, a major fire broke out on Friday evening at the 'Eagle's Nest', known as Adolf Hitler's residence. Police detained one person near the site of the incident.

Around 200 firefighters battled the blaze on the residence grounds.

According to police, the investigation will determine whether the detained person had any connection to the start of the fire.

The 'Eagle's Nest' was built in 1938 and was used by senior officials of Nazi Germany. Hitler's summer residence, the Berghof, is located nearby.