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70 Ulrich van der Heyden, “Afrikaner in der Reichs(colonial)haupstadt. Die<br />
Kolonialausstellung im Treptower Park 1896 sowie die Transvaal-Ausstellung auf dem<br />
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71 R 8023 18 Kolonialpropaganda und Ehrungen. 18.3 Werbung und Propaganda. 1084<br />
Kolonial-Denkmaler. Other permanent fixtures of the colonial expansion were the<br />
creations of “African Quarters” in <strong>German</strong> cities where clusters of Petersallees, Togo-<br />
Straßes and Swakopmunder-Straßes sprung up. Alexander Honold, “Afrikanisches<br />
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72 R 8023 18 Kolonialpropaganda und Ehrungen. 18.3 Werbung und Propaganda. 1084<br />
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73 Stones were often brought back from Africa and commemorated as markers for absent<br />
bodies resting in African soil such as the Herero Stone of the Garnisonsfriedhof in<br />
Neukölln.<br />
74 Heyden and Zeller, 78-79.<br />
75 David M. Ciarlo, “Rasse konsumieren: Von der exotischen zur kolonialen Imagination<br />
in der Bildreklame des Wilhelminischen Kaiserreichs,” in Phantasiereiche: Zur<br />
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76 Andreas Michel, “Formalism to Psychoanalysis: On the Politics of Primitivism in Carl<br />
Einstein,” in The Imperialist Imagination: <strong>German</strong> <strong>Colonialism</strong> and Its Legacy, eds.<br />
Friedrichsmeyer, Lennox and Zantop, 142.<br />
77 Heyden and Zeller, 184-187.<br />
78 W. Mommsen, Max Weber and <strong>German</strong> Politics: 1890-1920 (Chicago: University of<br />
Chicago Press, 1984), 68-72, 167. Wehler, Bismarck und Imperialismus, 142-154.<br />
79 Wilhelm Hübbe-Schleiden, Deutsche Kolonisation, 1881. Pakendorf. Peters, New<br />
Light on Darkest Africa. Fabri reached an especially large audience with his 1879<br />
jeremiad Bedarf Deutschland der Kolonien? Wildenthal, “’When Men are Weak,’” 53-<br />
57. Heyden and Zeller, 37. Short, 455.<br />
80 John Phillip Short, “Everyman’s Colonial Library: Imperialism and Working-Class<br />
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