Yiddish words drape the frieze of the Haus der Kunst, Munich. Built in 1933 as a shrine for Nazi art, the building, whose cornerstone was laid by Hitler, now serves as an exhibition space for modern and contemporary art and performance.
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Yiddish words drape the frieze of the Haus der Kunst, Munich. Built in 1933 as a shrine for Nazi art, the building, whose cornerstone was laid by Hitler, now serves as an exhibition space for modern and contemporary art and performance.