Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Hanns Kerrl" in English language version.
The home of our campus originally belonged to the Lindemann family and was designed by German architect Bruno Paul. When the Nazis seized power in the 1930's, the Lindemann home at Am Rupenhorn became the official residence of Hanns Kerrl, the Reichskirchsminister (The Reich's Church Minister). When the war ended in 1945, the house was handed over to Allied Forces and was used as a learning center for the British Military in the years following the war.
Constructed by architect Bruno Paul, the Bauhaus-inspired villa was first inhabited by the Jewish Lindemann family, who had to sell the property when they were forced to leave Germany in 1935. The villa then housed the Nazi minister for church affairs, Hanns Kerrl, and after the war was used first by the British military administration and, later, by the Senate of Berlin.
