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public commemoration<\/span> Israel<\/span> street names<\/span> Tel Aviv Berlin<\/span> spatial narratives<\/span> politics of<\/span> naming<\/span><\/p>

mythography<\/span> Zionism<\/span> name making <\/span>Herzl<\/span> military cemetery <\/span>\u05b2<\/span><\/span>\u05b2<\/span><\/span>everlasting name<\/span> critical toponymy<\/span> placemaking<\/span><\/p>

memorial landscape <\/span>War of Independence<\/span> cultural geography<\/span> spatial history<\/span> Independence Day<\/span><\/p>

military parades <\/span><\/span>narrative museums<\/span> cultural production<\/span> heritage<\/span> immortality<\/span> national identity<\/span><\/p>

anniversaries<\/span> city-text \u05deory<\/span> Yom Hazikaron <\/span>Haifa<\/span> onymic commemoration<\/span> street signs<\/span> water towers<\/span> invisibility<\/span><\/p>

semiotic infrastructures <\/span>Har Herzl<\/span> Asher Hiram<\/span> Jerusalem<\/span> commemorative architecture <\/span>national narrative<\/span><\/p>

everyday life <\/span>mythic city<\/span> poetics of commemoration<\/span> Spatial <\/span>storytelling <\/span>Lloyd Triestino <\/span>Sha’ar Ha’gay<\/span><\/p>

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Azaryahu, M. 2026. \u2018Local Commemoration: Streets named after Ze\u2019ev Jabotinsky, Yose Kluasner and Ya\u2019acov Cohen\u2019, in Ofira Gruweis Kovalsky (ed.) Intellectuals, Culture and Politics in the Revisionist Movement<\/em>, Haifa: The Herzl Institute for the Study of Zionism, 26-49.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2024. \u2019Invisible Cities and their name(s): insights into the (in)correctness of names. Miscellanea Geographica<\/em> 28(4), DOI: 10.2478\/mgrsd-2023-0047. [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M.\u00a0 & Foote, K. 2024. \u2019Homecoming: Returning to Italo Calvino\u2019s Invisible Cities after 50 years\u2019. Miscellanea Geographica<\/em> 28(4), 1-3. \u00a0[PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2021. \u2019Connected Memories: The Founders\u2019 Garden and Beit Yad LeBanim, Hadera\u2019, in N. Lissovsky (ed.) Perspectives on the Work of Landscape Architect Zvi Dekel<\/em>, Tel Aviv: Bavel, 84-99 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2021. \u2019Street Naming and Shoah Remembrance: The Case of Tel Aviv-Yafo\u2019, in M. Azaryahu, U. Gehring, F. Meyer, J. Picard and C. Sp\u00e4ti (eds.) Between Commemoration and Amnesia. Forms of Holocaust Remembrance in Swiss and Transnational Perspectives<\/em>, K\u00f6ln-Weimar-Wien: b\u00f6hlau, 149-160.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2020. Name-Making as Place-Making\u2019, In L. Caiazzo, R. Coates and M. Azaryahu (eds.), Naming, Identity and Tourism<\/em>. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2019. King George or King David? On Renaming the Colonial Past in Israel\u2019. Zeitgeschichte<\/em> 46(1), 15-38.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2019. Sha\u2019ar Zion: Opening(s) of the Port of Tel Aviv\u2019. In A. Tanikowski (ed.), Gdynia-Tel Awiw<\/em>, Warsaw: Polin: Museum of the History of Polish Jews – Gdynia City Museum, 107-115.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2017. ‘Amongst the names: Gan-Habanim, Tel Aviv-Yafo’, in N. Lissovsky and T. Alon-Mozes (eds.), Gideon Sarig:<\/em> Gardens for People<\/em>, Israel 2017, 122-139 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2017. “Revisiting East Berlin and Haifa: a Comparative Perspective on Renaming the Past” in Rose-Redwood, R., D. Alderman, and M, Azaryahu (eds.) The Political Life of Urban Streetscapes: Naming, Politics and Place<\/em>, London and New York: Routledge, 56-73.<\/p>

Troen I, Azaryahu, M. & Golan, A. 2017. ‘Israel: Geography, Demography, and Economy’, in: S. Ilan Troen and Rachel Fish (eds.) Essential Israel: Essays for the 21st Century<\/em>, Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press, 12-39.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2017. ‘Herzl in Tel Aviv: A Commemorative Journey’, in K. J. Kuhn, K. Sontag and W. Leimgruber (eds.) Lebenskunst: Erkundungen zu Biographie, Lebenswelt und Erinnerung<\/em>, K\u00f6ln-Weimar-Wien: B\u00f6hlau, 300-310.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M.\u00a0 2017. ‘Joppa’. Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception<\/em>, De Gruyter.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M.\u00a0 2017. ‘Toponymy’. The International Encyclopedia of Geography: People, the Earth, Environment, and Technology<\/em>, Wiley.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2016. ‘Wrecks to relics: battle remains and the formation of a battlescape, Sha’ar Ha’Gai, Israel’, in D. Drozdzewski, S. De Nardi and E. Waterton (eds.) Memory, Place and Identity: Commemoration and Remembrance of War and Conflict<\/em>, London and New York: Routledge, 74-92.\u00a0<\/p>

Azaryahu, M.\u00a0 & Reiter Y. 2015. ‘The Geopolitics of Internment: An Inquiry into the Burial of Muhammad Ali in Jerusalem, 1931’. Israel Studies<\/em> 20(1), 31-56. [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M.\u00a0 & Berkovsky, A. 2014. ‘On Flags’, in S. Shealtiel (ed.), Raise the Flag! Flags of Hashomer Hazair. One Hundred Years of the Movement<\/em>, Givat Haviva: Yad Ya’ari, 12-27.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2013. ‘Erinnerungsverpflichtung und Erinnerungsgewebe. Gefallenen-gedenken in Israel’, in M. Hettling and J. Echternkamp (eds.) Gefallenengedenken im gobalen Vergleich<\/em>, Munich: Oldenburg, 253-280.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2013. ‘The Herzliya Gymansium Building; Between Nostalgia and Memory’, in G. Raz, (ed.) Gymansium Days: The Herzliya Hebrew Gymansium, 1905-1959<\/em>, Tel Aviv: The Eretz Israel Museum\/the Hebrew Gymansium “Herzliya”, 71-82 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2013. ‘Commemorative Renaming of Streets: The Case of East Berlin 1945-1951’, Ofakim Be’geografia<\/em> 83, 22-39 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2013. ‘Memory in the Landscape: Invisible Memorials \u2013 Three Case-Studies’, Cathedra<\/em> 150, 211-238 (Hebrew). [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2012. ‘Rabin’s Road: The Politics of Toponymic Commemoration of Yitzhak Rabin in Israel’. Political Geography<\/em> 31(2), 73-82.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2012. ‘Renaming the Past in post-Nazi Germany: Insights into the politics of street naming in Mannheim and Potsdam’. Cultural Geographies<\/em> 19(3), 383-398.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. & Golan, A. 2012. ‘Photography, Memory and Ethnic Cleansing: The Fate of the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem, 1948\u2014John Phillips’s Pictorial Record’, Israel Studies<\/em> 17(2), 62-76. [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2012. ‘Hebrew, Arabic, English: The Politics of Multilingual Street Signs in Israeli Cities’, Social and Cultural Geography<\/em> 13(5), 461-480.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2011. ‘Public Controversy and Commemorative Failure: Tel Aviv’s Monument to the Holocaust and National Revival’, Israel Studies<\/em> 16(1), 129-148. [PDF]<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2011. ‘The Critical Turn and Beyond: The Case of Commemorative Street Naming’, ACME<\/em> (Critical Geographies) 10(1), 28-33. [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2011. ‘The Politics of Commemorative Street Renaming: Berlin 1945-1948’, Journal of Historical Geography<\/em> 37(4), 483-492.<\/p>

Rose-Redwood, R., Alderman, D. H. & Azaryahu, M. 2010. ‘Geographies of toponymic inscriptions: new directions in critical place-names studies’, Progress in Human Geography<\/em> 30(4), 468-486.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2009. \u2018\u2019One of the World\u2019s Coolest Cities\u201d:\u00a0 Tel Aviv at 100\u2019, Israel Studies<\/em> 14(3), vii-xii. [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2009. ‘Tel Aviv Birthdays: Anniversary Celebrations of the First Hebrew City 1929-1959’, Israel Studies<\/em> 14(3), 1-20. [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2009. Rabin Road. Toponymic Commemorations of Yitzhak Rabin in the Israeli Landscape 1995-2005\u2019, in I. Rosenson and O. Israeli (eds.), Living in Spirit: Studies in Education and Security in Honor of Haim Israeli<\/em>, Tel Aviv: Ministry of Defense Press (Hebrew), 213-231.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2009. Naming the Past: Commemorative Street Names\u2019, in L. Berg and J. Vuolteenaho (eds.) Critical Toponymies: Contested Politics of Place Naming<\/em>, Farnham: Ashgate, 53-70.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2009. ‘Street Names and Iconography’. Elsevier\u2019s International Encyclopedia of Human Geography<\/em>.<\/p>

Foote, K. & Azaryahu, M. 2009. ‘Semiotics’. Elsevier\u2019s International Encyclopedia of Human Geography.<\/em><\/p>

Foote E. & Azaryahu, M.\u00a0 2009. ‘Sense of Place’. Elsevier\u2019s International Encyclopedia of Human Geography.<\/em><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2008. \u2018Tel Aviv: Center, Periphery and the Cultural Geographies of an Aspiring Metropolis\u2019. Social and Cultural Geography<\/em> 9(3), 303-318.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. & Foote K. 2008. \u2019Historical Space as Narrative Medium: On the Configuration of Spatial Narratives of Time at Historical Sites\u2019 GeoJournal<\/em> 73(3), 179-194. [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Rose-Redwood, R., Alderman, D. H. & Azaryahu, M. 2008. ‘Collective Memory and the Politics of Urban Space: an introduction’, GeoJournal<\/em> 73(3), 161-164. [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2008. \u2019The Formation of the Hebrew Sea in Pre-State Israel\u2019, Modern Jewish Studies<\/em> 7(3), 251-267.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2008. \u2018State vs. Nation: Notes on Post-Nationalism\u2019, in N. Rothenberg and E. Schweid (eds.) Studies on Jewish People, Identity and Nationality<\/em>. Jerusalem: Van Leer Institute and Ha\u2019Kibbutz Ha\u2019Meuchad, 33-44 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2008. Local Commemoration. Names for the streets of Be’er Sheva: 1973-1998\u2019, in Y. Gradus and E. Meir-Glitzenstein (eds.) Be’er Sheva: Metropolis in the Making<\/em>, Beer Sheva: Ben-Gurion University Press, 197-216 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. & Golan A. 2007. \u2019Contested Beachscapes: Planning and debating Tel Aviv’s Seashore in the 1930s,\u2019 Urban History<\/em> 34(2), 278-295 (co-author: A. Golan).<\/p>

Foote, K. & Azaryahu, M. 2007. \u2019Toward a Geography of Memory: Geographical Contribution to the Study of Commemoration and Memory,\u2019 Journal of Political and Military Sociology<\/em> 35(1), 125-144. [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2007. ‘Tel Aviv \u2013 between center and periphery’, in O. Heilbronner and M. Levin (eds.) Between Sderot and Sderot Rotschild: Center and Periphery in Israel<\/em>. Tel Aviv: Resling, 167-194 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2005. \u2018The Beach at the End of the World. Eilat in Israeli Popular Culture\u2019, Social and Cultural Geography<\/em> 6(1), 117-134.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2005. ‘Mt. Herzl: Historical Outline of the National Cemetery in Jerusalem’, Ofakim Be’geografia<\/em> 64-65, 369-383 (Hebrew). [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2005. \u2018Security, Landscape and Political Communication: the Case of Golani Junction\u2019, U. Lebel (ed.) Security and Communication: Dynamic Relations<\/em>, Beer Sheva: Ben-Gurion University Press, 387-401 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. & Golan A. 2004. \u2018Zionist Homelandscapes (and their Constitution) in Israeli Geography\u2019, Social and Cultural Geography<\/em> 5(3), 497-515. [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2004. ‘The Israeli Pavilion at the World’s Fair, Brussels 1958’, Israel. A Journal for the Study of Zionism and the State of Israel. History, Culture, Society<\/em> 6, 1-30 (Hebrew) [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. & Golan A. 2004. ‘Noise and the Formation of Urban Space: Tel Aviv 1926-1940’, Iyunim Bitkumat<\/em> Israel<\/em>\u00a014, 73-96 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2004. \u2018Naming the Streets of (Arab) Jerusalem during the British Mandate Period 1920-1948\u2019. Ofakim Be’geografia<\/em> 60-61, 299-308. \u00a0[PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2004. ‘Homelandscapes. Zionist Landscapes of a Hebrew Homeland: Three Cases’, in R. Robin & B. Strath, (eds.) Homelands: Poetic Power and the Politics of Space,<\/em>\u00a0Bruxelles: P.I.E.- Peter Lang, 149-164.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2003. \u2018RePlacing Memory. The ReOrientation of Buchenwald\u2019, Cultural Geographies<\/em> 10(1), 1-20.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2003. ‘Bab-el-Wad: The Remains of the Armored Vehicles’, Cathedra<\/em> 106, 119-138 (Hebrew). [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2003. \u2018The Tale of Two Monuments\u2019, in J. Baumel and T. Cohen (eds.) Gender, Place and Memory in the Modern Jewish Experience,<\/em> London and Portland: Or, Vallentine and Mitchell, 252-268.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. & Kook B. 2002. \u2018Mapping the Nation. Street Names and Arab-Palestinian Identity: Three Case Studies\u2019, Nations and Nationalism<\/em> 8(2), 195-213 (co-author: B. Kook-Doron).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2002. \u2018(Re)Locating Redemption. Jerusalem: The Wall, Two Mountains, a Hill and the Narrative Construction of the Third Temple\u2019, Modern Jewish Studies<\/em> 1(1), 22-35.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2002. \u2018Change and Continuity. Jewish Tradition and the Formation of Sovereignty Rites in Israel\u2019, in Z. Zameret and M. Bar-On, (eds.) Israel: The First Decade<\/em>, Jerusalem: Yad Ben Zvi, 272-293 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. & Golan A. 2001. \u2018(Re)Naming the Landscape. The Formation of the Hebrew Map of Israel, 1949-1960\u2019, Journal of Historical Geography<\/em> 27(2), 178-195.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2001. \u2018Water Towers. A Study in the Cultural Geography of Zionist Mythology\u2019, Cultural Geographies<\/em> 8(3), 317-339.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2001. “Nature Gave us the Sea”: A Cultural History of Tel Aviv\u2019s Beach, 1918-1948′, Ofakim Be’Geographia<\/em>\u00a0 53, 95-112 (Hebrew).\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0\u00a0<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2001. ‘Hebrew and Hebraization. Aspects of Molding Cultural Identity’, Jewish Studies<\/em> 40, 77-88 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2001. ‘The Independence Day Parades: The first decade’, in: B. Donner (ed.) Pomp and Circumstance<\/em>, Tel Aviv: The Land of Israel Museum, 63-71 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2000. \u2018Israeli Securityscapes\u2019, in John R. Gold and G. Revill, (eds.) Landscapes of Defence<\/em>, Harlow, England: Prentice Hall, 102-113.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2000. \u2018Commissioned Memory. The Politics of Commemoration: Two Contemporary German Cases\u2019, Tel Aviv<\/em> Jahrbuch f\u00fcr deutsche Geschichte<\/em> 28, 341-366.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 2000. \u2018McIsrael. Notes on the Americanization of Israel\u2019, Israel Studies<\/em> 5(1), 41-64. [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1999.\u00a0 \u2018It is no Fairy Tale. Israel at 50\u2019, Political Geography<\/em> 18(2), 131-147.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. & Kellerman A. 1999. \u2018Symbolic Places. A Study in the Geography of Zionist Mythology\u2019, Transactions of British Geographers<\/em> 24(1), 109-123.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1999. \u2018Golani or McDonald\u2019s Junction? A Case of a Contested Place in Israel\u2019, The Professional Geographer<\/em>, 51(4), 481-492.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1999. \u2018Politicki simboli u svakidasnjici. Polisistemski pristup istrazivanju\u2019, Etnoloska Tribina<\/em> 22 (Vol. 29), 255-273. \u00a0[PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1999. \u2018On the Map\u2019, in D. Tartakover, ed. A Trip Across the Country. Games from Mr. Barlevy’s Store<\/em>, Tel Aviv: Museum of the Land of Israel, 43-45. (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1999. \u2018The Independence Day Military Parade. Political History of a Patriotic Ritual\u2019, in E. Lomsky-Feder, & E. Ben-Ari (eds.) The Military and Militarism in Israeli Society<\/em>, Albany: SUNY, 89-116.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1999. \u2018On Currency Notes\u2019, in B. Donner (ed.) Hebrew Graphics. Shamir Brothers Studio<\/em>, Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 60-65 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1997. \u2018German Reunification and the Politics of Street Names. The Case of East Berlin\u2019, Political Geography<\/em> 16(6), 479-493.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1997. \u2018The Mythic Geography of 11th. of Adar: from Tel Hai to Birya and Eilat\u2019, Ofakim Be’georafia<\/em> 46-47, 9-20 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1997. \u2018Zur\u00fcck zur Vergangenheit? Die Strassennamen Ost-Berlins 1990-1994\u2018 in W. Speitkamp (ed.) Denkmalsturz. Zur Konfliktgeschichte politischer Symbolik<\/em> G\u00f6ttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 137-154.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. & Bar-Gal Y. 1997. \u2018Jewish Tradition and National Cemeteries: Two Israeli Cases\u2019, in Harold Brodsky, (ed.) Land and Community:\u00a0Geography in Jewish Studies<\/em>, University Press of Maryland, 105-126.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1996. ‘Water Towers in the Landscape of Memory: Negba, Yad Mordechai and Be’erot Yitzhak’, Cathedra<\/em> 79, 160-173 (Hebrew). [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1996. \u2018The Power of Commemorative Street Names\u2019. Environment and Planning D:<\/em> Society and Space<\/em>, 14, 311-330.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1996. \u2018The spontaneous formation of memorial space. The Case of Kikar Rabin, Tel Aviv\u2019, Area<\/em> 28, 501-513.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1996. \u2018Mount Herzl: The Creation of Israel’s National Cemetery\u2019, Israel Studies<\/em> 1(2), 46-74. \u00a0[PDF]<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1996. \u2018The Topography of National Remembrance. Two Israeli Cases\u2019, in: Y. Gradus & G. Lipshitz, (eds.) The Mosaic of Israeli Geography<\/em>, Beer Sheva: Ben Gurion University of the Negev Press, 253-260.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1995. ‘The Monument of the 54th. Battalion of the Givati Brigade in Huleikat. A Study in the Commemoration of Israel\u2019s War of Independence’, Iyunim Bitkumat Israel<\/em>. 5, 336-363 (Hebrew). [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1994. \u2018The Mountain, the Wall and the Narrative of the Third Temple\u2019, Compar(a)ison<\/em> 2, 109-126.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1994. \u2019Renaming Streets in East Berlin 1945-1991\u2019, in S. Volkov (ed.) \u2018From Division to Unification: Germany 1945-1990\u2019<\/em>, Tel-Aviv: Am-Oved, 127-146 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1993. \u2018From Remains to Relics: Authentic Monuments in the Israeli Landscape\u2019, History & Memory<\/em> 5(2), 82-103. \u00a0[PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1993. \u2018Tale of Two Cities. The Commemoration of Israel’s War of Independence in Tel Aviv and Haifa. A Study in the Construction of Israeli Memory\u2019, Cathedra<\/em> 68, 98-125 (Hebrew). [PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1993. “Monuments of Heroic Sacrifice in Jerusalem”, in E. Shiller (ed.) Ariel<\/em> 91-92, 127-132 (Hebrew).<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1992. ‘Topographie der Erinnerung. Die Israelische Denkm\u00e4ler der Unabh\u00e4ngigkeitskrieg\u2018, Kritische Berichte<\/em> 20(3), 90-95.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1992. ‘The Purge of Bismarck and Saladin. The Renaming of Streets in Haifa and East Berlin. A Comparative Study in Culture-Planning’, Poetics Today<\/em> 13(2), 351-367.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1992. \u2018War Memorials and the Commemoration of the Israeli War of Independence 1948-1956\u2019, Studies in Zionism<\/em> 13(1), 57-77.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1991. \u2018Die Umbenennung der Vergangenheit oder die Politik der St\u00e4dtischen Architexture. Ost-Berlin 1990-1991\u2018. Zeitschrift f\u00fcr Volkskunde<\/em> 88(1), 16-29.<\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1990. \u2018Renaming the Past. Changes in “City-Text” in Germany and Austria 1945-1947\u2019, History & Memory<\/em> 2(2), 32-53. \u00a0[PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1988. \u2018What is to be Remembered: The Struggle over Street Names, Berlin 1921-1930\u2019, Tel Aviver Jahrbuch f\u00fcr deutsche Geschichte<\/em> 17, 241-258. \u00a0[PDF]<\/a><\/p>

Azaryahu, M. 1986. \u2018Street Names and Political Identity: The Case of East Berlin\u2019, Journal of Contemporary History<\/em> 21, 581-604.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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