Hitler's state architecture: the impact of classical antiquity

Table of Contents

• Frontmatter

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• List of Illustrations (page ix)

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• Acknowledgments (page xiii)

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• Introduction (page 1)

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• I Mussolini, Hitler, and Classical Antiquity (page 9)

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• II The State, the Individual, and the Nazi City (page 37)

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• III Nuremburg (page 69)

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• IV Albert Speer's Theory of Ruin Value (page 93)

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• V Berlin/Germania (page 97)

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• VI Hitler and Hadrian's Pantheon (page 109)

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• VII Thermae of the Reich (page 119)

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• VIII Labor and Plunder (page 129)

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• IX The Cult of Victory (page 133)

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• Bibliography (page 139)

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• Index (page 149)

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