English: Former commercial and residential building of the Berlin Market Hall III at Zimmerstraße 90-91 in Berlin-Mitte, built 1884-1886 to a design by Hermann Blankenstein. The Market Hall III was a large complex between Zimmerstraße and Mauerstraße. It belonged to the first generation of market halls in the city and opened in 1886. In 1910, it was converted into the "Concert House Clou", a place of public entertainment. It was here, that, in 1927, Adolf Hitler held his first public speech in Berlin. In the late 1930s the building came in the possession of the Eher Publishing House, the main distributor of Nazi publications. In a neighboring building (not preserved), Nazi organs such as "Völkischer Beobachter" or the SS weekly "Das Schwarze Korps" were printed. The market hall itself was destroyed in WWII, but the commercial building on Zimmerstraße including a passage with a ribbed vault survived. At the time of the Berlin Wall, this building stood in the border strip and the windows and doors were bricked up. The now renovated building is used by several galleries. It has been designated as a historic landmark.