当局称，周四夜间，一名纵火者点燃了臭名昭著的山顶行馆，希特勒的“鹰巢”因此起火。
Hitler’s infamous Nazi ‘Eagle’s Nest’ retreat set ablaze in suspected arson Hitler’s “Eagle’s Nest” was set ablaze Thursday night after an arsonist torched the infamous mountaintop retreat, authorities said.
据《明镜》周刊报道，救援人员于当晚约9时52分首次抵达现场，发现火焰正在吞噬这一臭名昭著的旅游地标。
Responders first reached the site around 9:52 p.m. to find flames ravaging the notorious tourist landmark, according to Der Spiegel.
200多名应急人员赶赴现场，并在那里逮捕了一名身份未公开的嫌疑人。
More than 200 emergency personnel rushed to the scene, where they arrested an unidentified person of interest.
巴伐利亚南部警方随后证实，“鹰巢”发生火灾，当地称之为“凯尔施泰因山庄”。
Police in southern Bavaria later confirmed that a fire broke out at the Eagle’s Nest, which is referred to locally as Kehlsteinhaus.
这座行馆海拔1834米，二战期间曾被纳粹高级官员使用，不过希特勒本人仅到访过少数几次。
The perch — which sits at 1,834 meters above sea level — was used by high-ranking Nazi officials during World War II, though Hitler himself visited it only a handful of times.
“鹰巢”建于1938年，游客须乘坐岩石内部的黄铜电梯才能抵达山顶。
Eagle’s Nest was constructed in 1938 and to reach the summit, visitors have to ride in a brass elevator inside the rock.
据德国Upday News报道，由于该建筑位于如此偏僻的高处，只能通过黄铜电梯或专用山路抵达，后勤和运水都极为困难。
Because the structure sits in such an isolated elevation only accessible by brass elevator or specialized mountain roads, logistics and water transport were extremely difficult, according to Upday News Germany.
与上萨尔茨堡这一著名度假小镇的许多建筑不同，“鹰巢”在盟军轰炸中未受损。据OE24报道，目前尚不清楚这座历史建筑是否已被完全烧毁。火灾仍在刑事调查之中。
Unlike many of the buildings in Obersalzberg, a prominent resort community, the Eagle’s Nest sustained no damage during Allied bombing campaigns. It was not initially clear if the historic building was entirely destroyed, according to OE24. The fire remains under criminal probe.