Austria clarifies its plans for Hitler's birthplace
After originally saying the first home of the Nazi leader would be demolished, Austria's government says it will instead be made unrecognizable
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After originally saying the first home of the Nazi leader would be demolished, Austria's government says it will instead be made unrecognizable
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Demolition planned to erase property's pull as pilgrimage site for neo-Nazis