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Introduction | 1 | |
1 | Soviet war memorials in Eastern Europe, 1945-74 | 11 |
2 | Czechoslovak public sculpture and its context : from 1945 to the 'Realizations' exhibition, 1961 | 33 |
3 | Public sculpture in Poland in the 1960s : context and practice | 51 |
4 | The metamorphosis of liberty : the monument to Hungarian liberation | 69 |
5 | Modernity and tradition : public sculpture by Gerhard Marcks, 1949-67 | 85 |
6 | The advantages of abstract art : monoliths and erratic boulders as monuments and (public) sculptures | 107 |
7 | National division as a formal problem in West German public sculpture : memorials to German unity in Munster and Berlin | 127 |
8 | Figuration and abstraction in Berlin in the 1960s : two modi in East-West art and art politics | 147 |
9 | Invisible topographies and deafening silences : looking for the Memorial to the victims of the deportation in Paris | 169 |
10 | Oskar Hansen, Henry Moore and the Auschwitz memorial debates in Poland, 1958-59 | 193 |
11 | The return to nature : Finnish monumental sculpture in the 1950s and 1960s | 213 |
12 | Continuity : Max Bill's public sculpture and the representation of money | 231 |
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