Ideology, Narrative, and Adaptation: A Case Study of the Soviet War Memorials in Berlin

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  • Alexander, Collins
    • Affiliation: College of Arts and Sciences, Curriculum in Peace, War, and Defense
Abstract
  • Berlin has a tumultuous past, having been the capital of Prussia and the German empire before the democratic Weimar Republic, overtaken by Nazi Germany, followed by the Iron Curtain’s divide, and finally a unified modern Germany. Berlin’s public space reflects its volatile history.1 Street names, buildings, and monuments document the rise and fall of Germany over the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
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  • The Internationalist: Undergraduate Journal of Foreign Affairs
Journal volume
  • 5
Journal issue
  • 1
Page start
  • 39
Page end
  • 49
Language
  • English

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