Perhaps more than any other modern city, Berlin has had drastically to reinvent itself with startling frequency. From the cold, harsh capital of Prussia to the arrogant 'world city' of the German Empire; from the depraved Babylon of the Weimar Republic to the last bastion of Nazism; from the 'Siamese city' of the Cold War to the new high-tech capital of a united Germany. David Clay Large's BERLIN triumphantly recreates the city's extraordinary diversity and vigour - both the built fabric (its buildings, districts, monuments, streets) and the wealth of astonishing personalities who have loved or hated, created or destroyed this terrifying, exhilarating metropolis.
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DAVID CLAY LARGE is Professor of History at Montana State University. He is one of the world's leading experts on 20th century Germany. Among his books are BETWEEN TWO FIRES: EUROPE'S PATH IN THE 1930s and the acclaimed WHERE GHOSTS WALKED: MUNICH'S ROAD TO THE THIRD REICH.
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