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Berlin 1933-1945: Between Propaganda and Terror.
Exhibition catalogue
The open air exhibition, "Berlin 1933-1945. Between Propaganda and Terror", focuses on Nazi policy in the German capital and how it affected the city and its people. Alongside the government ministries, which were all based in Berlin, the Nazis set up the key authorities for state terror in the city. Hitler wanted to develop Berlin into the future "World Capital Germania". When the war began the Berliners first saw it as a rapid succession of victories. It was onlu in the later years of the war that their living conditions seriously deteriorated because of the air raids over Berlin. Even today, the city still bears traces of the Nazi regime.
The open air exhibition, "Berlin 1933-1945. Between Propaganda and Terror", focuses on Nazi policy in the German capital and how it affected the city and its people. Alongside the government ministries, which were all based in Berlin, the Nazis set up the key authorities for state terror in the city. Hitler wanted to develop Berlin into the future "World Capital Germania". When the war began the Berliners first saw it as a rapid succession of victories. It was onlu in the later years of the war that their living conditions seriously deteriorated because of the air raids over Berlin. Even today, the city still bears traces of the Nazi regime.
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263 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2010
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