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Papers by Azmah Arzmi
The different phases of the post-World War II building period during the GDR rule is evident in D... more The different phases of the post-World War II building period during the GDR rule is evident in Dresden as embodiment to the changes in urban planning policies and products of their time. In the last two decades of the regime, while the Housing Building Program and the revival of cultural building heritage occurred in tandem, plattenbau residences were also built within the city centre to accommodate the population. Ideas of pedestrian zones within the historic city centre as well as the peak of consumerism also defined urban planning in the 1970s. This article relates the pedestrian experience through the Street of Liberation (Straße der Befreiung) and discusses the ideas behind its conception and its place in the historical urban narrative.
The City and History [Mesto a dejiny] journal by Azmah Arzmi
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](The City and History, 2020
The Bohemian Royal Towns (Pilsen, České Budějovice, Cheb) under the Power of Matthias Corvinus Wa... more The Bohemian Royal Towns (Pilsen, České Budějovice, Cheb) under the Power of Matthias Corvinus
Water Supply to the Small Cities in the Northern Region of the Russian Empire, 1890–1910s (Vologda, Staraya Russa and Cherepovets)
Collaborators, Informers and Agents in Occupied Krakow: A Contribution to Further Research
Replacement of Municipal Political Elite as a Tool for Seizing Power and Consolidating an Authoritarian Regime in Slovakia 1938–1940
Address Unknown: Reshaping the Jewish Living Space and Social Mobility in the Slovak State (1939–1945)
The different phases of the post-World War II building period during the GDR rule is evident in D... more The different phases of the post-World War II building period during the GDR rule is evident in Dresden as embodiment to the changes in urban planning policies and products of their time. In the last two decades of the regime, while the Housing Building Program and the revival of cultural building heritage occurred in tandem, plattenbau residences were also built within the city centre to accommodate the population. Ideas of pedestrian zones within the historic city centre as well as the peak of consumerism also defined urban planning in the 1970s. This article relates the pedestrian experience through the Street of Liberation (Straße der Befreiung) and discusses the ideas behind its conception and its place in the historical urban narrative.
The City and History, 2020
The Bohemian Royal Towns (Pilsen, České Budějovice, Cheb) under the Power of Matthias Corvinus Wa... more The Bohemian Royal Towns (Pilsen, České Budějovice, Cheb) under the Power of Matthias Corvinus
Water Supply to the Small Cities in the Northern Region of the Russian Empire, 1890–1910s (Vologda, Staraya Russa and Cherepovets)
Collaborators, Informers and Agents in Occupied Krakow: A Contribution to Further Research
Replacement of Municipal Political Elite as a Tool for Seizing Power and Consolidating an Authoritarian Regime in Slovakia 1938–1940
Address Unknown: Reshaping the Jewish Living Space and Social Mobility in the Slovak State (1939–1945)