The Nationalization of the Masses: Political Symbolism and Mass Movements in Germany from the Napoleonic Wars Through the Third Reich |
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National Monuments | 19 |
Foundations and Development | 73 |
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aesthetic Albert Speer ancient Germans architect architecture Arndt artistic associations attempted Battle of Leipzig Bayreuth became Berlin Bismarck towers bourgeois Bruno Schmitz buildings built celebration ceremonies choral societies Christian church classical create cultic rites Deutsche drama example fascism flags French Friedrich Gilly Friedrich Ludwig Jahn German national Gilly Gottfried Semper Greek gymnasts hall Hambach Hermannsdenkmal Hitler Ibid ideal of beauty important Klenze Kyffhäuser Lasalle leader liturgical form Lueger male choirs mass meetings mass movements ment monu Munich myth and symbol national cult national festivals national liturgy national monuments National Socialism national unity nationalist Nazi nineteenth century numbers organization participation party patriotic Pietism political style popular public festivals revolution rhythm romantic sacred space Sängerbund sharpshooting societies Social Democratic songs speaking choruses speeches stressed Stuttgart theatre Third Reich tion tional took tradition Volk Völkerschlachtdenkmal Volkish Wagner Walhalla Wartburg Weimar Republic Wilhelm Kreis Winckelmann workers