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Indische Wurzeln der altgriechischen Philosophie
Bauhaus
Bauhaus

By Jean Molitor

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"The Bauhaus movement, founded in Weimar in 1919, influenced the development of modern architecture far beyond the borders of Germany. For almost a decade, photographer Jean Molitor has travelled a...

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Floating baroque
Floating baroque

By Claudia Schuster, Maike Priesterjahn, Patrick Baker

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At no time were ships more magnificent and more richly decorated than in the Baroque period. The stern in particular provided a prominent place to display the sovereign's wealth with gilded figures...

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Konnen sie nicht alle dichten wollen sie doch alle richten
Bound hand and foot and yet dancing as if free
Italien in Bayern
Kant der Europaer
Kant der Europaer

By Steffen Dietzsch

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Musikgeschichte der Stadt Schleswig 1933 1945
Bauhaus
Bauhaus

By Rainer Wick

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The Spinozistic ethics of Bertrand Russell

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