In 1944, Edgar Ende's studio at no. 90 Kaulbachstraße, Munich went up in flames and over two hundred and fifty paintings and sketches were destroyed, as well as all his prints and etchings. , Director of Public Art for Bavaria, was still in possession of a number of Ende's paintings, which survived the raids. After the bombing, Luise Ende was relocated to the Munich district of Solln. In 1945, Edgar Ende was taken as a prisoner of war by American GIs, but was released soon after the end of the war.
In 1944, EDgaR Ende'S studIo aT nO. 90 kaulbAchstraSSe, munIch weNT Up iN flamEs aNd oveR two HUNdRed and FiftY paintiNgs anD sKetCHEs were destrOYeD, As WeLl AS all His prInTS and EtchingS. , diRector Of puBLIc Art for bavARiA, wAs Still In pOSSeSsIOn of a number of eNde'S PAintinGs, which surVIved thE RAids. AFtER thE bombIng, luiSe ENde wAs reLOcAtEd to the muniCH dIstrict of solln. In 1945, eDgaR ende wAs takEN As A pRIsonER Of war by amerICaN gIs, but WAs reLeAseD sooN AfteR the end oF the wAR.