Vol. 70 No. 4 (2021): Designing the New East. Architecture, Spatial, and Urban Planning in Poland under German Occupation, 1939–1945
Published:
2021-12-30
Full Issue:
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Articles and research reports
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Introduction. Planning and Building in Occupied Poland: The Architecture of National Socialism as a Multidisciplinary Research Field
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Contaminated Science: The Contribution of German Spatial Research to the Genocide of the European Jews
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Warsaw’s Architectural Community During the 1939–1944 German Occupation
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Architecture in Warsaw, 1939–1944
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Architects in the General Government: Activities, Reckoning, Memory
663 - 688 -
The Propaganda Exhibition “The Beautiful Town—Entschandelung and Design”: Stops in the “German East”, 1940–1942
629 - 661 -
Heim and Heimat — Poznań during the Second World War as a Starting Point for Possible Paths of Interpretation
609 - 627 -
Architectural Competitions as an Avenue of Promotion in the “New German East”
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New Construction or Reconstruction: Town Planning in the Administrative District of Zichenau (1939–1945)
555 - 582
Reviews and notes
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Anna Aurast: Fremde, Freunde, Feinde. Wahrnehmung und Bewertung von Fremden in den Chroniken des Gallus Anonymus und des Cosmas von Prag.
753 - 755 -
Interregna im mittelalterlichen Europa. Konkurrierende Kräfte in politischen Zwischenräumen. Hrsg. von Norbert Kersken und Stefan Tebruck.
755 - 756 -
Transottomanica – Osteuropäisch-osmanisch-persische Mobilitätsdynamiken. Perspektiven und Forschungsstand. Hrsg. von Stefan Rohdewald, Stephan Conermann und Albrecht Fuess.
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David Biale, David Assaf, Benjamin Brown, Uriel Gellman, Samuel C. Heilman, Moshe Rosman, Gadi Sagiv, Marcin Wodziński: Hasidism. A New History. With an Afterword by Arthur Green.
758 - 761 -
Joanna Nalewajko-Kulikov: A Citizen of Yiddishland. Dovid Sfard and the Jewish Communist Milieu in Poland.
761 - 763 -
Daniel Mahla: Orthodox Judaism and the Politics of Religion. From Prewar Europe to the State of Israel.
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Margret Dorothea Minkels: Alexander von Minutoli, der Gründer des 1. Kunstgewerbemuseums der Welt (1844). Mit einem Beitrag von Zygmunt Wielowiejski zur Daguerreotypie und frühen Photographie.
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Gesine Schmidt: Jüdisches Leben in Lissa/Leszno. Das Schicksal der Familien Metz und Sachs aus der Provinz Posen.
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