| Stadtführer to Hitler's Berlin (bilingual) Christoph Neubauer founded Flashback Medienverlag 2010 as part of the company Flashback Medien UG in Frankfurt an der Oder, in Germany. The publishing house is focusing mainly on releasing titles about historic architecture. The attention to detail and a good research of the topic is what the company stands for. Coming soon: Berlin 1945: Pictures from World War II ![]() |
Stadtführer to Hitler's Berlin: For Berlin visitors today, sixty-six years after the end of World War II, it is virtually impossible to imagine how the city looked like in those times. Now Christoph Neubauer has developed a 3D computer model of the government district of the Third Reich and turned it into a color picture book. A current photograph is presented on each even page combined with a picture simulating the historic situation. The book also provides the reader with a wealth of background information on landmarks and history. A small, but very accomplished picture book that combines the digital reconstruction of street views of the Berlin government district with photos of how the area looks like today. But those juxtapositions show much more: They allow time travel to the era before the destruction of Berlin's inner city.
— Die Welt Genre: Non-fiction, history
Softcover, 74 pages. color
Dimensions. 8.25'' x 5.79''
ISBN: 978-3-9813977-0-3
Suggested Retail: $19.95
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| Berlin in the Cold War vividly describes the conflict between the two superpowers—the USA and the Soviet Union—as it played out in Berlin, the divided city that was frontier town, spy post, and battlefield. The book highlights the dramatic events that affected the entire world: the blockade, the airlift, the June 1953 uprising against the Communists, the construction of the Wall, stories of escape and espionage, and the fall of the Iron Curtain. Includes numerous pictures and a map. |
Thomas Flemming
is a historian who studied at Free University Berlin. He has written
numerous books about postwar history in Berlin and
curated exhibitions at the Deutsches Historisches Museum in Berlin.
“Thomas Flemming managed to tell the whole story of the divided city on just 80 pages, without missing a beat.” —Berliner Morgenpost "A gripping book about post World War II history in Germany" — www.reisetravel.com |
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Genre: Non-fiction, history Softcover, 90 pages Dimensions: 6.7’’ x 9.6’’’ Release: Winter 2010 ISBN 978-1-935902-80-5 Suggested Retail: $9.95 Alliiertenmuseum Berlin Mauermuseum Berlin Wende Museum Los Angeles |