the bomb. In May 1945 it was seized by the American military administration. Reichsadler statues made of limestone, that were attached to the entrance portals, were a reminder of the Nazi era. After the war, Schloss Klessheim was restored to the State of Salzburg. During the Cold War, the neutral Austrian government used it to hold conferences and to host international guests, among them US President Richard Nixon, who on his way to Moscow met there with Chancellor Bruno Kreisky on 20 May 1972. Since 1993 it has been the home of the Salzburg casino, which used to be situated on the Mönchsberg. The castle also appeared in the 1965 film The Great Race with Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis and Peter Falk. See also German Resistance References External links Schloss Klessheim at salzburg.info Newsreel of Mussolini's visit on 29 April 1942 at youtube Literature Reinhard Medicus: "Das höchfürstliche Schloss Favoritta zu Klesheimb und sein alter Park," in: Bastei – Zeitschrift des Stadtvereines Salzburg für die Erhaltung und Pflege von Bauten, Kultur und Gesellschaft. 55 Jg. Salzburg 2006. 1. Folge, S. 10–17. Klessheim Klessheim Buildings and structures in Salzburg (state) Tourist attractions in Salzburg (state)