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April 29 2025
“Everything Flows”: Hans Döllgast’s post-war Cemetery Reconstructions in Munich Unavailable
Maximilian Sternberg
Maximilian Sternberg
Maximilian Sternberg is Associate Professor and Head of Teaching at the Department of Architecture at Cambridge University. His is currently working on a monograph and edited volume on the Munich based architect Hans Döllgast. Sternberg is a Fellow of Pembroke College–Cambridge.
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Maximilian Sternberg
Maximilian Sternberg is Associate Professor and Head of Teaching at the Department of Architecture at Cambridge University. His is currently working on a monograph and edited volume on the Munich based architect Hans Döllgast. Sternberg is a Fellow of Pembroke College–Cambridge.
Online ISSN: 2572-7338
Print ISSN: 1091-711X
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Thresholds (2025) (53): 14–33.
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Maximilian Sternberg; “Everything Flows”: Hans Döllgast’s post-war Cemetery Reconstructions in Munich. Thresholds 2025; (53): 14–33. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/thld_a_00831
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