... lines and noble pillars are marked by an "heroic severity of tone," and a deliberate heaviness or sense of the monumental aids in the construction of it being and eternal structure. By drawing on neo-classical designs and in turn ancient Grecian and Roman styles, the building imbues a sense of pseudo-history in the people. The inset windows create art fortress like, and add to ... the idea of an impenetrable and invulnerable building, and therefore Germany. ... in a bid to indoctrinate and shape the views of the public. The Nazi architecture and painting induced them to believe in; the ...

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... two main agendas; firstly, to weight the national socialist party with a sense of history, and secondly, to induce a type of militaristic behavior in those who saw it. Paul Ludwig Troost's "Fuhrer Building" in Munich is a prime example of the effect the building had on the German people. The medium of stone was used to construct the building, although it was more expensive and laborious ... lines and noble pillars are marked by an "heroic severity of tone," and a deliberate heaviness or sense of the monumental aids in the construction of it being and eternal structure. By drawing on neo-...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate