Amstel Hotel
Professor Tulpplein 1, Amsterdam
North Holland, Netherlands, the
The Amstel Hotel opened in 1867. During World War I, the hotel served as the Commander's Office and Military Central Post (until 6 July 1915) for the Defence Line of Amsterdam. During World War II, the hotel served as the headquarters of the German army. Approximately 60% of the rooms were used to billet German officers. A special canteen for German soldiers was also established. Heinrich Himmler visited the hotel for lunch in May 1942.
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