Database research record2002·Germany
The National Socialist Garden and Landscape Ideal: Bodenständigkeit (Rootedness in the Soil)
Wolschke-Bulmahn J., Gröning G.
In R. A. Etlin (ed.), Art, Culture, and Media under the Third Reich, University of Chicago Press, pp. 73–97
Urban Farm DB summary
Book chapter interpreting the Nazi garden and landscape ideal through the concept of 'Bodenständigkeit' (rootedness in the soil), showing how small-scale, landscape-adapted gardens using native plants and materials embodied Blood and Soil ideology.
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