Man arrested after fire at Hitler's former residence turns out to be a 33-year-old Berlin resident
The man was behaving erratically.

The man arrested on suspicion of arson at the historic Kehlsteinhaus building ("Eagle's Nest") in Bavaria turned out to be a 33-year-old resident of Berlin, who was born in Bavaria.
According to Bild, after his arrest, the man behaved erratically, raising questions about his mental state. Police are continuing to interrogate him. The arrested man's involvement in the fire has not yet been established.
The fire started yesterday evening in the building, which was built in 1937–1938 as a representative residence for Adolf Hitler. During World War II, the Kehlsteinhaus suffered practically no damage, and since 1952, it has been used as a restaurant and tourist attraction.
The fire caused serious damage to the structure, and according to preliminary police assessment, it is likely that it cannot be restored.
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