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The Deutsches Stadion ("German Stadium") was a monumental stadium designed by Albert Speer for the Nazi party rally grounds in Nuremberg, southern Germany. Its construction began in September 1937, and was scheduled for completion in 1943. Like most other Nazi monumental structures, however, its construction was interrupted by the outbreak of World War II and was never finished.

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rdfs:label	Deutsches Stadion (en) Deutsches Stadion (Nürnberg) (de) Deutsches Stadion (fr) Deutsches Stadion (in) Deutsches Stadion (it) Deutsches Stadion (pl) Deutsches Stadion (pt)
rdfs:comment	Das Deutsche Stadion wurde von Albert Speer für das Reichsparteitagsgelände in Nürnberg entworfen. Die hufeisenförmige Arena sollte als „größtes Stadion der Welt“ auf halber Höhe südwestlich der Großen Straße entstehen und war unter anderem für die Ausrichtung nationalsozialistischer Kampfspiele und der Olympischen Spiele vorgesehen. Die Realisierung des Bauwerks kam jedoch nicht über das Ausheben der Baugrube hinaus. Die einzig sichtbaren Relikte bilden der Silbersee und der Silberbuck, die das Naherholungsgebiet Volkspark Dutzendteich ergänzen. (de) The Deutsches Stadion ("German Stadium") was a monumental stadium designed by Albert Speer for the Nazi party rally grounds in Nuremberg, southern Germany. Its construction began in September 1937, and was scheduled for completion in 1943. Like most other Nazi monumental structures, however, its construction was interrupted by the outbreak of World War II and was never finished. (en) Le Deutsches Stadion était un grand projet de stade imaginé par Albert Speer, l'architecte d'Adolf Hitler. Prévu pour contenir 400 000 personnes, il devait se trouver sur le Reichsparteitagsgelände de Nuremberg aurait accueilli le Congrès du Reich qui se tenait chaque année dans la ville. (fr) Deutsches Stadion ("Stadion Jerman") adalah stadion monumental yang dirancang oleh Albert Speer untuk dijadikan tempat reli Partai Nazi di Nuremberg, Jerman selatan. Pembangunannya dimulai pada September 1937 dan direncanakan akan selesai pada tahun. Rencananya stadion ini dapat menampung 400.000 orang. Namun, seperti proyek-proyek monumental Nazi lainnya, pembangunan stadion ini dihentikan akibat meletusnya Perang Dunia II dan tidak pernah diselesaikan hingga akhirnya Jerman kalah dalam Perang Dunia II. (in) Il Deutsches Stadion (lett. «stadio tedesco») era uno stadio monumentale progettato da Albert Speer presso il Reichsparteitagsgelände, nel sud della Germania. La sua costruzione iniziò nel settembre del 1937 e fu interrotta nel 1943. Come la maggior parte delle altre strutture monumentali naziste, tuttavia, la sua costruzione fu interrotta dallo scoppio della seconda guerra mondiale e non fu mai terminata. (it) Deutsches Stadion – gigantyczny stadion zaprojektowany przez Alberta Speera, który miał być jednym z budynków wchodzącym w skład terenu zjazdów NSDAP w Norymberdze w Niemczech. Budowę rozpoczęto w 1937 roku i miał zostać ukończony w 1943 roku. Jednak wybuch II wojny światowej spowodował przerwanie prac i stadion nie został nigdy ukończony. (pl) O Deutsches Stadion ("Estádio Alemão") foi um estádio criado por Albert Speer, quando este era arquiteto chefe do Terceiro Reich. A construção começou em 1937, na cidade de Nuremberg e acomodaria cerca de 400.000 pessoas. Entretanto, como a maioria das obras do período nazista, esta não chegou a ser finalizada, pois sua construção foi interrompida após a Segunda Guerra Mundial. (pt)
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