Carlshof was taken over by the SS on 11 February 1941, which used the buildings as military hospital and barracks for the SS guards of the  Wolf's Lair.
Wilhelmsdorf became the airfield of Hitler's headquarters and the place of Fritz Todt's plane crash on 8 February 1942, the victims of the crash were laid out in the former Carlshof chapel.
Claus von Stauffenberg used the airfield in the 20 July plot for his flight from and to Berlin.
Hitler and the members of his staff wounded by Stauffenberg's bomb were treated in the Carlshof military hospital; Rudolf Schmundt, Günther Korten, and Heinz Brandt died here.
In September and October 1944, five x-rays of Hitler's skull were made in the Carlshof hospital.

In 1947, after the expulsion of the local population, an agricultural school was established on the clinic grounds.
Carlshof was taken over by the SS on 11 February 1941, which used the buildings as military hospital and barracks for the SS guards of the  Wolf's Lair. Wilhelmsdorf became the airfield of Hitler's headquarters and the place of Fritz Todt's plane crash on 8 February 1942, the victims of the crash were laid out in the former Carlshof chapel. Claus von Stauffenberg used the airfield in the 20 July plot for his flight from and to Berlin. Hitler and the members of his staff wounded by Stauffenberg's bomb were treated in the Carlshof military hospital; Rudolf Schmundt, Günther Korten, and Heinz Brandt died here. In September and October 1944, five x-rays of Hitler's skull were made in the Carlshof hospital.
In 1947, after the expulsion of the local population, an agricultural school was established on the clinic grounds.
Carlshof Institutions