Titlebook: Nazi Volksgemeinschaft Technology; Gottfried Feder, Fri John C. Guse Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclu

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Gottfried Feder and Settlement: New Cities for the ,der’s plans were opposed by German industrialists, the military, government ministers, and the Nazi leadership, leading to his dismissal. Nevertheless, when the SS later drew up plans for German resettlement in the East, their projects echoed Feder’s proposals.

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The Autobahn: Technology, Nature, ,, and Art,y engineers and the overreach of Seifert and his “l(fā)andscape advocates.” Meant to enlarge German horizons and simultaneously instill a “feeling for home,” the autobahns contributed to the unifying dynamic of the Volksgemeinschaft. Despite Todt’s evident sincerity, his propaganda is nevertheless belied by his callous treatment of autobahn workers.

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,Fritz Todt and the Reordering of German Technology, 1935–1937, engineering professions. Todt had deliberately moved slowly in “coordinating” engineers, but now could accelerate efforts to inculcate National Socialist principles in the profession, as well as gain more technocratic authority for engineers.

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Educating Engineers: The Plassenburg School and ,r, and then overseen by Todt, became the purest expression of Nazi technical thought. Its focus shifted over time from agro-romantic anti-capitalism to stressing economic autarchy to preparing engineers for war.

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lksgemeinschaft.Shows the importance of engineers Gottfried This book traces how Gottfried Feder and Fritz Todt made technology essential to the Nazi ‘world view’. They groomed engineers with a racist technical ideology that prepared them to later supervise slave labor and the Holocaust. Their conce

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The Militant League of German Architects and Engineers,ity. ?Lawaczeck, a turbine engineer, proposed breaking up the capitalist energy monopoly by using turbine power to reduce the cost of electricity. Feder wished to “de-urbanize” Germany by using technology to create self-sufficient “rur-urban” settlements, giving physical expression to the “People’s Community.”