Are there still any buildings in Europe that were left destroyed since WWII?

Answer 1

In the center of Berlin there is this beautiful middle ages church. What is left of it (One tall piller and part of a wall) is a reminder of so much of the history of that city. ALmost everything else is new. A lot of the places the Nazi's destroyed was rebuilt so cities like Roderdam (in Holland) are high tech and new. But that church in Berlin...it is just flat out powerful to see. They light it up at night and it is smack in the middle of a now modern, paved road.

Answer 2

Yes. If you go to Oradour sur Glane in France you will see a whole village that was destroyed by the Germans in June 1944 as a reprisal for attacks on them by the French Resistance.
The women and children were put into the church which was set on fire and most of the men were shot. The whole village was then set on fire. Very few escaped.
The ruined village has been left as a memorial to the dead.

Answer 3

on no account. Hitler took Germany out of the great melancholy by using 1935 by using enforcing Keynesian financial rules on the dimensions defined by using Keynes himself.As the different united states could have carried out this for themselves on an identical time (or,certainly, in the previous),it could have been plenty less difficult to have accompanied that direction.that is not as though it replaced into some secret Nazi formulation no one had ever heard of,Keynes had endorsed such rules as a answer to the great melancholy for some years.

Answer 4

There are quite a few. Some were left as memorials, and some nobody could afford to or bothered to rebuild.

Answer 5

There are lots of buildings in many European countries that have not been rebuilt.

Answer 6

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kawaii_kinki/31473041/
survived the atomic bomb...and is left as a memorial