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Berlin: Episode 2: Ruined Visions

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Episode 2: Ruined Visions

BBC Two - Berlin, Ruined Visions

Looking at the architecture of Berlin and its Imperial, Nazi and Communist associations.

This episode of the documentary series examines Berlin's architecture - always looking to the future, but also bearing testimony to the city's chequered past.

The story of Berlin and its buildings is one of visionary creation and terrible destruction, of human ambition and delusion. From the 19th-century architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel to the Bauhaus pioneers of Modernism and the rebuilding of the city after the fall of the Wall, it is a city that has always looked to the future. 

Architect Albert Speer had grand plans to transform Berlin into a monumental Nazi capital for Adolf Hitler, and the buildings that remain from his scheme are still haunted by their terrible associations. 

There is no other city in the world where the morality of the architecture has been so heavily scrutinized. Buildings with Imperial, Nazi and Communist pasts all inspire fierce debates about whether this city should acknowledge or deny its chequered history.

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