About 25 miles south of Berlin lies the small town of Wunsdorf, home to about six thousand inhabitants.
Inside, there were schools, shops, hospitals and leisure facilities.
It was originally a shooting range of the Prussian army, before the first army barracks appeared.
By 1935, Wunsdor became the headquarters of the Wehrmacht, the unified armed forces of Nazi Germany.
Under Hitlers leadership, Wunsdor became a powerful military stronghold.
Locals were booted out and all roads to Wunsdor was closed to traffic.
To the natives, Wunsdor becameDie Verbotene Stadtthe Forbidden City.
Shops were left full of electronics, radios, TVs and fridges.
Families left in such a hurry they couldnt take everything.
Houses were full of domestic appliances.
Even pets were left behind.
Their skeletons now lie sprawled across the floor.
