Berlin,New

Berlin,New

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SKU: DADAX046502646X
UPC: 9780465026463
Brand: Basic Books
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In The Political History Of The Past Century, No City Has Played A More Prominentthough Often Disastrousrole Than Berlin. At The Same Time, Berlin Has Also Been A Dynamic Center Of Artistic And Intellectual Innovation. If Paris Was The 'Capital Of The Nineteenth Century,' Berlin Was To Become The Signature City For The Next Hundred Years. Once A Symbol Of Modernity, In The Thirties It Became Associated With Injustice And The Abuse Of Power. After 1945, It Became The Iconic City Of The Cold War. Since The Fall Of The Wall, Berlin Has Again Come To Represent Humanity'S Aspirations For A New Beginning, Tempered By Caution Deriving From The Traumas Of The Recent Past. David Clay Large'S Definitive History Of Berlin Is Framed By The Two German Unifications Of 1871 And 1990. Between These Two Events Several Themes Run Like A Thread Through The City'S History: A Persistent Inferiority Complex; A Distrust Among Many Ordinary Germans, And The National Leadership Of The 'Unloved City'S' Electric Atmosphere, Fast Tempo, And Tradition Of Unruliness; Its Status As A Magnet For Immigrants, Artists, Intellectuals, And The Young; The Opening Up Of Social, Economic, And Ethnic Divisions As Sharp As The One Created By The Wall.

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