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Title: German Modernism
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Suddenly Germany transformed itself from a close-minded nation, to one, which was open to change. This newfound acceptance of change facilitated a general belief that Germany had become the most modern state of that time.
Gergely, 3
One of the most prevalent examples of German modernism was their newfound attitude towards art... Showed first 250 characters
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Eksteins believes that one can accurately perceive this feeling by examining the ballet Rites of Spring, and its reception around France. The ballet by Stravinsky/ Nijinsky obtained terrible reviews because it did not use previous methods. The French were not ready to appreciate such a different style... Showed next 250 characters
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