Disambiguation evidence for Zeppelinfeld stadium in Nuremberg via surface form

"Zeppelinfeld"


As subject (47)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Zeppelinfeld".

Predicate Object
architect Albert Speer NERFINISHED
associatedWith Adolf Hitler
associatedWith Nazi Party
surface form: National Socialist German Workers' Party
capacity hundreds of thousands of people
city Nuremberg
constructionStart 1933
country Germany NERFINISHED
currentFunction educational site about National Socialism
currentFunction open-air public space
designedBy Albert Speer NERFINISHED
era 20th century
governedBy monument protection laws of Bavaria
hasPart Zeppelinfeld stadium in Nuremberg self-linksurface differs
surface form: Zeppelinfeld grandstand
hasPart Zeppelinfeld main tribune
hasPart Zeppelinfeld parade ground
heritageStatus protected monument (Denkmalschutz) in Nuremberg
historicalPeriod Nazi Germany
inUseDuring Third Reich
instanceOf Nazi Party rally ground
instanceOf historical site
instanceOf stadium
locatedIn Bavaria
locatedIn Germany
locatedIn Nuremberg
namedAfter Zeppelin airships
near Dutzendteich
surface form: Dutzendteich lake
near Norisring street circuit
notableFor Nazi propaganda architecture
notableFor Nuremberg Party Rally
surface form: Nuremberg Party Rallies
ownedBy Stadt Nürnberg
surface form: City of Nuremberg
partOf Nazi Party Rally Grounds
surface form: Nazi party rally grounds in Nuremberg
partOf Nazi Party Rally Grounds
surface form: Reichsparteitagsgelände (Nazi Party Rally Grounds)
partiallyDemolished after World War II
postWarUse American military training ground
postWarUse public events
postWarUse sports events
preservedAs historical reminder of the Third Reich
preservedAs memorial site
subjectOf documentaries about the Nuremberg Rallies
subjectOf historical research on Nazi architecture
symbolOf Nazi mass mobilization
symbolOf totalitarian propaganda
tourism visited by history tourists
usedFor Nazi Party rallies
usedFor mass propaganda events
usedFor military parades
usedFor political speeches