Reichschancellery In Berlin 1938-1945

A New Book by Ray & Josephine Cowdery.
A complete illustrated history of Hitler's New Reichschancellery in Berlin, designed and built by super-architect Albert Speer in just 12 months. This book records a rare in-depth glimpse into the little-known palace that was for a few short years the seat of the most powerful secular ruler in the history of Europe.

CONTENTS:
ARCHITECTURE • SCULPTURE • LANDSCAPING • INTERIOR DECORATING • HISTORY • CONTRACTOR ADVERTISING

• a complete illustrated history of the New Reichschancellery
• a room-by-room illustrated tour of the New Reichschancellery
• an explanation of the function of the Reichschancellery
• over 200 period and modern photographs and illustrations
• over 75 full-color illustrations
• 47 full-page illustrations
• several maps and drawings
• large colorful endpaper maps of Berlin
• 11 x 28 inch foldout of plan, view, and sectional architectural drawings
• the Chancellery at Berchtesgaden
• an illustrated Bibliography
• illustrated biographical information
• Reichschancellery philatelic material
• the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler
• destruction of the Reichschancellery

Hardcover, 128 pages, 8 3/4" x 11 1/4" with 75 full color illustrations, over 200 period photos and illustrations.

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Reichschancellery In Berlin 1938-1945 (Book)
B029$39.95