Dan Seitz

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In so far as Hitler’s regime had an ideological housing policy, it consisted in the early years in accelerating the construction of the officially sponsored settlement programme, first launched in 1931. Rather than being seen as a refuge from the industrial economy for unemployed workers, ex-urban settlements were now trumpeted as the future of German housing.
The Wages of Destruction: The Making and Breaking of the Nazi Economy
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