Romanticism as a place of retreat

Summary

Romanticism as a place of retreat is an issue^[1].

Key Facts

• Romanticism as a place of retreat is in the country of Germany^[2].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's image is recorded as Tourposter der Hammer=Rehwü - Foto auf dem Dach des Probenraumes in der Marienburger Straße, Berlin - Bild und Gestaltung Norbert Kaltwasser September 1982.jpg^[3].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's instance of is recorded as issue^[4].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's instance of is recorded as periodical^[5].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's editor is recorded as Dresden Historical Society^[6].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's editor is recorded as Hans-Peter Lühr^[7].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's follows is recorded as What a theatre!^[8].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's followed by is recorded as Shocks^[9].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's part of the series is recorded as Dresdner Hefte^[10].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-3-944019-51-2^[11].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's OCLC number is recorded as 1479517692^[12].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's place of publication is recorded as Dresden^[13].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's Commons category is recorded as Dresdner Hefte (160)^[14].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's language of work or name is recorded as German^[15].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's issue is recorded as 160^[16].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's volume is recorded as 42^[17].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's has part is recorded as From the Elbe to Tokyo^[18].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's has part is recorded as Between the studio and the HO restaurant^[19].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's has part is recorded as Carl Gustav Carus as an anchor of identity for Dresden's educated middle class during the GDR era^[20].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's has part is recorded as Defense and appropriation^[21].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's has part is recorded as Action and refuge^[22].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's has part is recorded as Franz Fühmann recognizes the ghosts of the present in the horror of E.T.A. Hoffmann^[23].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's has part is recorded as About the “Schuhu” and the “golden pot”^[24].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's has part is recorded as The world in metaphors^[25].
• Romanticism as a place of retreat's has part is recorded as "The most important legacy of Romanticism: mythical narratives are effective"^[26].

Body

Geography

Romanticism as a place of retreat is in the country of Germany^[2].

Designation and Status

Recorded instance of include issue^[4] and periodical^[5].