The monument is invisible, the sign visible : monuments in new perspectives

The monument is invisible, the sign visible monuments in new perspectives

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1. Verfasser: Fenz, Werner (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:eng
Veröffentlicht: 2013
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Does war belong in museums?: the representation of violence in exhibitions /n Wolfgang Muchitsch 2013 Muchitsch, Wolfgang
The Museum of Military History/ Institute of Military History in Vienna : history, organisation and significance 2013 Ortner, Christian M.
A pedagogical and educational approach to the two world wars at the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and of military history in Brussels 2013 Everbroeck, Christine van
The bomb and the city : presentations of war in german city museums 2013 Hagemann, Susanne
War museums and photography 2013 Bounia, Alexandra
The monument is invisible, the sign visible : monuments in new perspectives 2013 Fenz, Werner
Framing the military-nation : new war museums and changing representational practices in Turkey since 2002 2013 Kern, Patrizia
Contents and space : new concept and new building of the Militärhistorisches Museum of the Bundeswehr 2013 Pieken, Gorch
The concept for a new permanent exhibition at the museum Altes Zeughaus 2013 Nater, Carol
About the beauty of war and the attractivitiy of violence 2013 Rekdal, Per B.
War in context : let the artifacts speak 2013 Ehrenreich, Robert M.
Museums and the representation of war 2013 Winter, Jay
The bomb and the city : presentation of war in German city museums 2013 Hagemann, Susanne
Military museums and social history 2013 Hacker, Barton C.
From technical showroom to full-fledged museum : the German Tank Museum Munster 2013 Raths, Ralf
Politics of memory and history in the museum : the new "Museum of the history of the great patriotic war" in Minsk/Belarus 2013 Janeke, Kristiane
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