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After WW I and WW II the rhenish master builders Dominikus Böhm and Emil Steffann built churches by respecting a thorough understanding for inherited architectural types. At the same time their designs for space and form were thought in modern style. Thus they were transforming historical references continuously. That is why their buildings represent a contrast to the classical modernity ...
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