Places of Refuge, Places of Persecution: Gardens and Parks during the Nazi Era –A Neglected Area of Research

Phil. Hubertus Fischer ； Joachim Wolschke-Bulmahn

《輔仁歷史學報》 19期 (2007/07) Pp. 367-420

https://doi.org/10.29439/FJHJ.200707.0010

摘要

The role of gardens and parks in the life of the Jewish population under National Socialism in Germany and Fascism in Italy has been a hitherto totally neglected field of research in, e. g., literary studies as well as in the field of landscape architecture. The
paper discusses how gardens served, at least temporarily, for many Jewish people as places of refuge in an increasingly hostile environment. Particular attention is dedicated to the role of allotment gardens as places of resistance, asylum, and concealment. A second chapter deals with the role of gardens and parks as places of separation and stigmatisation and elucidates the instrumentalisation of public open spaces for separation and discrimination.

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並列關鍵字

gardens ； ideology ； National Socialism ； anti-Semitism

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