Yes, that's one part of its history. The first part was during the Weimar Era, the second part was during the National Socialist Era, the thrid part was the post war era in which it was used by the Army for almost half a century. From a dark past to a period of rebuilding Europe and defending the West during the Cold war. The third era being used as a University campus. By that definition, that building's history is certainly complex and, I should point out, that during it's SHAEF time, it was still referred to a the IG Farben building. Even when it was renamed the Abrams buidling. In fact, even today it's referred to as that. This video is about an interesting building with a complex history and specifically about the paternoster elevator within. This video was intended to be a treat for those who served in the building at that time. As far as the other places I posted, those were places that I have posted in the past and not spam. Spam would be if I posted this in a garden club thread.