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Contemporary survey on associations & emotions of Albert Speer architecture; sample: Zeppelin Field Tribune - Nuremberg 1934-1936

Antoszczyszyn M.

Technical Issues

2017

nr 1

8--14

The following article presents contemporary survey on associations & emotions generated by famous Zeppelin Field Tribune for Nuremberg Rallies designed by Albert Speer in 1934-1936. It's probably him, who best of other Nazi architects understood Hitler's intentions, especially the one about assigning the architecture the role of glorifying the greatness of the Third Reich even thousand years later. Additionally, the article describes some architectonical manipulations that were used to achieve political targets by the Nazi regime. The paper is a part of the research on the totalitarian power architecture from the 1930s and 1940s made by the author.

Manipulations of architecture of power; German New Reichschancellery in Berlin 1938 - 1939 by Albert Speer

Antoszczyszyn M.

Technical Issues

2016

nr 3

3--12

The subject of the following article is presentation of the research on architectural manipulations to induce specific emotions for political purposes. An excellent sample for such a survey is German New Reichschancellery performed by Albert Speer in Berlin in the years 1938 - 1939. He became Hitler’s main architect, for he understood best than others Hitler's ideas, especially the one about assigning the role to the architecture to glorify the greatness of the Third Reich even thousand years later. Additionally, the article describes the research on contemporary perception of these manipulations in order to check out their timeliness today. The survey is a part of vast research on the associations & emotions of totalitarian system architecture designed in the 1930s and 1940s.