Adolf Hitler bowling with some of his associates in the basement of the Berghof, Hitlers home, in 1937. The game they were playing was called Kegel, a German variation of 9-pin bowling. (1280x874) - History Education Network

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Adolf Hitler bowling with some of his associates in the basement of the Berghof, Hitlers home, in 1937. The game they were playing was called Kegel, a German variation of 9-pin bowling. (1280×874)

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