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An Everlasting Name. Cultural Remembrance and Traditions of Onymic Commemoration Azaryahu, M. 2021. An Everlasting Name. Cultural Remembrance and Traditions of Onymic Commemoration, Berlin and Boston: De Gruyter. Narrating Space…
Von Wilhelmplatz zu Thälmannplatz. Politische Symbole imÖffentlichen Leben der DDR 1945-1985
Azaryahu, M. 1991. Von Wilhelmplatz zu Thälmannplatz. Politische Symbole im Öffentlichen Leben der DDR 1945-1985, Gerlingen: Bleicher Verlag.
State Cults. Celebrating Independence and Commemorating the Fallen in Israel 1948-1956
Azaryahu, M. 1995. State Cults. Celebrating Independence and Commemorating the Fallen in Israel 1948-1956. Sedeh Boqer: Ben-Gurion University/Ben-Gurion Research Center, Sedeh-Boqer (Hebrew).
Tel Aviv: The Real City
Azaryahu, M. 2005. Tel Aviv: The Real City. Sede Boqer: Ben-Gurion University/ Ben-Gurion Research Center, Sedeh Boqer (Hebrew).
Tel Aviv: Mythography of a City. Space, Place and Society Series
Azaryahu, M. 2006. Tel Aviv: Mythography of a City. Space, Place and Society Series, Syracuse: Syracuse University Press.
Tel Aviv’s Silver Jubilee: A Documentary Anthology, Jerusalem
Azaryahu, M., Golan, A. & Dykman, A. (eds) 2009. Tel Aviv's Silver Jubilee: A Documentary Anthology, Jerusalem: Carmel (co-editors: A. Golan and A. Dykman) (Hebrew).
Namesakes:History and Politics of Street Names in Israel
Azaryahu, M. 2012. The Architecture of the Military Cemeteries: The First Years. Tel Hashomer: Ministry of Defense (Hebrew).
The Architecture of the Military Cemeteries: The First Years
Azaryahu, M. 2012. The Architecture of the Military Cemeteries: The First Years. Tel Hashomer: Ministry of Defense (Hebrew).
Tel Aviv: The First Century. Vision, Myth and Reality
Azaryahu, M. & Troen, I. (eds.) 2012. Tel Aviv: The First Century. Vision, Myth and Reality, Indiana University Press.
A Place for Memory. The Creation of a national Pantheon at Tel Aviv’s Old Cemetery
Azaryahu, M. 2015. A Place for Memory. The Creation of a national Pantheon at Tel Aviv's Old Cemetery. Haifa: The Reuven Chaikin Chair for Geostrategy (Hebrew).