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'At Least Sculpture is not Causing us any Problems': Ernst Barlach, Arno Breker and the Inconsistencies of Nazi Art Policy

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8 March 2010

Nausikaä El-Mecky (Cambridge)

History of Art

‘At Least Sculpture is not Causing us any Problems: Ernst Barlach, Arno Breker and the Inconsistencies of Nazi Art Policy’

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