Mülheim a.d. Ruhr E

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Rows of amphitheater benches arranged in a semicircle – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014
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Stairs on the rock face of the theater – research project on the culture of remembrance of the Nazi era – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014
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The background of the open-air stage is formed by a large rock wall that can be climbed via built-in stairs – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014
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Pentagram on the ground in the park near the open-air stage Mülheim an der Ruhr – Thingstätten project © Erica Shires 2014
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The amphitheater is surrounded by nature all around – green area at the open-air stage Mülheim an der Ruhr – Thingstätten project © Erica Shires 2014
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Green area at the open-air stage Mülheim an der Ruhr – the stage built under National Socialism is part of the regional history – Thingstätten project © Erica Shires 2014
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Green space near the amphitheater in Mülheim an der Ruhr – research project on the culture of remembrance of National Socialism – Thingstätten project © Erica Shires 2014
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Green space at the open-air stage – built in 1936 by Fritz Keßler and Erich Schulze – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014
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Tribune of the former Nazi architecture – today an open-air stage – the inauguration took place on 28.06.1936 – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014
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Today, the former Nazi open-air stage is used as a venue for events – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014
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Access to the stage divides the ranks of spectators – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014
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Tribune of the former NS architecture – today used as an open-air stage – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014
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Steps to the rows of seats of the open-air stage Mülheim an der Ruhr – art and science project of the University of Applied Sciences in Bielefeld on the Thing movement – Thingstätten project © Erica Shires 2014
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The stage in Mülheim an der Ruhr was built close to nature – interdisciplinary research project on the history of National Socialism – Thingstätten project © Erica Shires 2014
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Tribune of the theater in Mülheim an der Ruhr – research project of the University of Applied Sciences Bielefeld – Thingstätten project © Erica Shires 2014
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Former building of the National Socialism – today used as an open-air stage – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014
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Today, the former Nazi theater is used as an open-air stage for performances – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014
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The former National Socialist architecture is now used as an open-air stage for events – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014
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The amphitheater is surrounded by nature – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014
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Rows of benches arranged in a semicircle at the Freilichtbühne Mülheim an der Ruhr – Thingstätten project © Erica Shires 2014
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Construction of the former Nazi theater by garden office director Fritz Keßler and horticultural inspector Erich Schulze – today used as an open-air stage – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014
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Benches arranged in a semicircle at the open-air stage Mülheim an der Ruhr – Thingstätten project © Erica Shires 2014
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View of the former Nazi stage from the grandstand – Thingstätten project Mülheim an der Ruhr © Erica Shires 2014