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A feeling for landscape was considered essential for the creation of a landscape close‐to‐nature in Germany during National Socialism. Examples of the connections between landscape, race and nation, (a race‐specific understanding of landscape) and the outstanding position German man was considered to have, are given. The far reaching and disastrous consequences of such connections and their integration into a political concept are briefly sketched.
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