7 (2019) 11, Architecture (Architektur), Fascism (Faschismus), Italy (Italien), Language: Polish

The Hidden Memory of the City: Fascist Rome

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The name Rome triggers a wealth of associations. Remnants of fascism can be found virtually everywhere and, unlike other countries with a dictatorial past, are treated with considerable forbearance.

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5 (2017) 36, Architecture (Architektur), Extracurricular Activities (Außerschulischer Lernort), Historical Sources (Quellen)

Can Architecture Embody Good and Evil?

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Architecture doesn't in themselves represent specific worldviews. The immanent significance of stones, bricks and mortar is regarded as being negligible to nonexistent. Public History and bricks.

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