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A Construction Book of the Reichssportfed for the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games

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A Construction Book of the Reichssportfed for the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games

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A Construction Book of the Reichssportfed for the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games

Authored by Werner March and published in 1936 by Deutscher Kunstverlag Berlin, this book follows the construction of the Reichssportfeld in anticipation of the 1936 Olympic Games held in Berlin, Germany. It features cloth covered thick boarded covers with “Bauwerk Reichssportfeld” in dark green letters on the front cover, with the rear cover being blank. The backside of the cover includes a full map of the Reichssportfeld. The book contains the early beginning of the Reichssportfeld, and follows it through its construction stages, to its grand opening. In addition, it features 70 photographs in black and white by Charlotte Rohrbach. The book measures 235 mm x 310 mm, and has a total of 43 pages. It is missing its original dust jacket but is otherwise in near mint condition. (C:77)