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Criticism: How the novel "Die Allee" rediscovers the architectural history of the GDR

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The architect Hermann Henselmann is known for his visionary GDR buildings. As advanced as he was in his profession, he was so destructively private. The novel "Die Allee" tells about this by his granddaughter Florentine Anders.
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Criticism: How the novel "Die Allee" rediscovers the architectural history of the GDR

The architect Hermann Henselmann is known for his visionary GDR buildings. As advanced as he was in his profession, he was so destructively private. The novel "Die Allee" tells about this by his granddaughter Florentine Anders.

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