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Review of Rebecca Birrell's 'Venus, Vanishing' on art and the Third Reich · Cyprus Report

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Review of Rebecca Birrell's 'Venus, Vanishing' on art and the Third Reich

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Rebecca Birrell's book "Venus, Vanishing" is reviewed.
The book portrays a Jewish painter in bohemian Berlin.
The review notes the book contains insightful observations.
The summary mentions two Nazi-sponsored exhibitions opened in Munich in the summer of 1937.
One exhibition was the "Degenerate Art" exhibition, featuring confiscated works by modern artists.

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Venus, Vanishing by Rebecca Birrell review – art, desire and the rise of the Third ReichThe Guardian · 3 hours ago

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Rebecca Birrell's book "Venus, Vanishing" is reviewed.
The book portrays a Jewish painter in bohemian Berlin.
The review notes the book contains insightful observations.
The summary mentions two Nazi-sponsored exhibitions opened in Munich in the summer of 1937.
One exhibition was the "Degenerate Art" exhibition, featuring confiscated works by modern artists.

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