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HISTORIOGRAPHY Flashcards

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Kostof

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There are many reasons why regimes may choose to involve destruction in their urban planning

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There are many reasons why regimes may choose to involve destruction in their urban planning

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Kostof

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Italy’s ruralisation scheme was of mainly benefit to the capital

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Treves

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Treves

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Italy’s ruralisation scheme was of mainly benefit to the capital

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Evans

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Did not believe Hitler’s appointment as Chancellor (Jan 1933) was legal / lawful

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Did not believe Hitler’s appointment as Chancellor (Jan 1933) was legal / lawful

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Evans

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Scobie

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Most scholarship of the Nazi period focuses on iconography, monumentality and materials

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Spotts

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Hitler > Speer in architectural legacy, as referred to in Goebells memoir

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Hitler > Speer in architectural legacy, as referred to in Goebells memoir

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Spotts

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Most scholarship of the Nazi period focuses on iconography, monumentality and materials

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Scobie

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Hilberg

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Economic exploitation of the Jews - i.e property rights - was systematic oppression

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Economic exploitation of the Jews - i.e property rights - was systematic oppression

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Hilberg

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Brockman

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Every German has a relationship with Nuremburg

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Every German has a relationship with Nuremburg

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Brockman

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Major scholar on Paul Bonatz

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May

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May

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Major scholar on Paul Bonatz

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Frank

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Considered Paul Bonatz to be a ‘moderate balancing force’ between different architectural ideals

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Considered Paul Bonatz to be a ‘moderate balancing force’ between different architectural ideals

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Frank

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Pugh

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East and West Germany reliant on one another to define themselves

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East and West Germany reliant on one another to define themselves

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Pugh

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Rathenau

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Believes fast growth at turn of C20 led to loss of many German traditions

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Assmann

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Suggests it is beneficial to consider German heritage sites in terms of ‘perpetrator’ and ‘victim’ sites

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Hong

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Cuba and China constitutes as much competition building in the South as America did for Russia / E. Germany

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Cuba and China constitutes as much competition building in the South as America did for Russia / E. Germany

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Hong

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Mandler

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Planners were an easy scapegoat for Britain’s planning post WWII - when it reality there were many actors

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