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Conveying Urban History Through Apps: Berlin’s Kudamm ’31

Posted on 1. March 2017 by Global Urban History

By Viola Benz and Birgit Wienand, Freie Universität Berlin Recent years have seen an enormous growth of possibilities for historians to engage with a wider public beyond the academy. Urban history has benefited from these changes, particularly as cheaper airfare … Continue reading →

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Imperial Cities as Cultural Nodes: A View from Early Twentieth-Century Tokyo

Posted on 13. January 2016 by Global Urban History

Jordan Sand, Georgetown University I recently published a collection of essays exploring the culture of the Japanese empire. It proved impossible to talk about this subject without talking about other empires, which provided the institutional models and many of the material … Continue reading →

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