مقر الفوهرر
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كان هناك حوالي 14 مقرًا معروفًا لمقرات الفوهرر (حوالي 20 مقررة):
| Name | Alternative designations | Location | Build started | Completed | Usage as Führer Headquarters |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Adlerhorst | Mühle (OT)  Bauvorhaben Z    Lager K   Bauvorhaben C | Bad Nauheim, Germany | 1 Sep 1939 | yes | yes – used by Hitler during the Ardennes offensive; was too late for invasion of Poland, and Hitler told Speer it was too luxurious ... the Führer must show Spartan simplicity |
| Anlage Mitte | Askania Mitte | Tomaszów Mazowiecki, Poland | 1 Dec 1940 | yes | no – only industry |
| Anlage Riese | none | Wałbrzych (Waldenburg), Poland | Oct 1943 | no | no |
| Anlage Süd | Askania Süd | Strzyżów, Poland | 1 Oct 1940 | yes | yes, Hitler met with Mussolini here on 27–28 August 1941 |
| Berghof | none | Obersalzberg, Berchtesgaden, Germany | ? | yes | yes – also thought by the Allies to be within an Alpine Fortress "last stand" territory of the Third Reich |
| Bärenhöhle | none | Smolensk, Russia; Platform of Gniesdovo station lengthened for Führersonderzug | 1 Oct 1941 | yes | no – used by Army Group Centre |
| Felsennest | none | Rodert, Bad Münstereifel, Germany | 1940 | yes | yes, used by Hitler during the Battle of France in May, 1940 |
| Führerbunker | none | Berlin, Germany | 1943 | yes | yes, Hitler committed suicide here in 1945 |
| Führersonderzug | (a special train)   "Amerika", "Brandenburg" | various (movable) | 1939? | yes | yes |
| Olga | none | 200 km north of Minsk, Belarus | 1 July 1943 | no | no |
| S III | Wolfsturm, Olga etc. | Ohrdruf, Germany | Autumn 1944 (?) | no | no |
| Siegfried | Hagen | Pullach, Germany (south of Munich) | ? | ? | no |
| Tannenberg | none | Freudenstadt/Kniebis, Germany | 1 Oct 1939 | yes | yes (27 June – 5 July 1940) |
| W3 | Wolfsschlucht III | Saint-Rimay, 15 km west of Vendôme, France | 1 May 1942 | no. | no. Built around a railway tunnel with armoured doors to protect the Führersonderzug, with bunkers for Hitler and for his staff at  northeast entrance. Had anti-aircraft emplacements. |
| Waldwiese | none | Glan-Münchweiler, Germany | 1 Oct 1939 | yes | no |
| Wasserburg | none | Pskow (Pleskau), Russia | 1 Nov 1942 | yes | no (assigned to Army Group North) |
| Werwolf | Eichenhain | Vinnytsia, Ukraine | 1 Nov 1941 | yes | yes; on 28 December 1943 Hitler ordered its demolition after failure of Operation Citadel |
| Wolfsschanze | Askania Nord, "Wolf's Lair" | Kętrzyn (Rastenburg), Poland | 1 Dec 1940 | yes | yes, site of the failed 20 July plot on Hitler's life |
| Wolfsschlucht I |  | Brûly-de-Pesche near Couvin, Belgium | 1 May 1940 | yes | yes. A further bunker planned near the Wolfspalast (formerly the village inn) was not completed. |
| Wolfsschlucht II | W2, later Zucarello  | between villages of Margival and Laffaux, France. The Führerbunker was 2 km up the track from the Margival train station. | 1 Sep 1942 | yes | yes. built around a railway tunnel with armoured doors to protect the Führersonderzug. The compound had six large bunkers; an OKW bunker was adjacent to the Führerbunker, also signals and guest bunkers and anti-aircraft emplacements.  |
| Zigeuner | Brunhilde | Thionville, France; used Maginot Line tunnels | 1 Apr 1944 | no | no |