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Deutsches Stadion, Unfinished stadium in Germany

The Deutsches Stadion was a vast sports stadium designed by architect Albert Speer.

Intended for the 1940 Olympics, its construction was cancelled due to World War II.

Represented the monumental architectural approach of Nazi propaganda.

Construction never completed, leaving only plans and preparatory work.

Was to be world's largest stadium, seating 400,000 spectators.

Location: Nuremberg

Architect: Albert Speer

Capacity: 400000

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Deutsches Stadion Unfinished stadium in Germany

The Deutsches Stadion was a vast sports stadium designed by architect Albert Speer.

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Deutsches Stadion Unfinished stadium in Germany

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