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| Joseph Goebbels | Nazi Minister of Propaganda |
| The Triumph of the Will | Leni Reifenstahl's Nazi propaganda film |
| Dopolavoro | Italian national recreational agency whose purpose was to bring culture to the masses |
| Kraft durch Freude | Nazi agency whose purpose was to coordinate the free time of the working classes |
| Oswald Sprengler | Author of Decline of the West |
| Decline of the West | Book that looked at the decandence of the West and posited its collapse |
| Marie Stopes | In Married Love this writer emphasized sexual pleasure in marriage |
| Theodore van de Velde | Published Ideal Marriage: Its Physiology and Technique |
| Dada Movement | Artistic and literary movement that attempted to enshrine the meaninglessness of life |
| Tristan Tzara | Romanian-French poet and a founder of Dadaism |
| Hannah Hoch | Creator of the Dada Dance |
| Surrealism | Artistic movment which sought a reality beyond the material and sensible world |
| Salvador Dali | Artist who painted The Persistence of Memory |
| Functionalism | Architectural movemnt that emphasized usefulness in structures |
| Louis H. Sullivan | Leader of the Chicago school of the 1890's who built skyscraper free of ornamentation |
| Frank Lloyd Wright | Architect known for his innovative designs in domestic architecture |
| Walter Gropius | Founder of the Bauhaus school |
| Kurt Weill | German composer of the Three Penny Opera |
| Social Realism | Soviet artistic style that used as propaganda to provide communist values |
| James Joyce | Author of Ulysses that employed a stream of conscious technique |
| Franz Kafta | Czech born author of eerie novels |
| Virginia Wolf | Part of the Bloomsbury Circle who wrote Mrs. Dalloway and Jacob's Room |
| Hermann Hesse | German novelist whose works drew upon the ideas of Jung |
| Carl Jung | Psychologist who viewed the unconscious as two fold; personal and collective |
| Ernest Rutherford | One of the physicists responsible for showing that the atom could be split |
| Werner Heisenberg | German physicist who proposed the "uncertainity principle" |
| Jean Paul Sartre | Founder of the existenialist movement |
| T.S. Eliot | American writer residing in Britain who wrote that western society had lost its spiritual values |
| William Butler Yeats | Irish poet who conveyed a sense of dark times ahead in his poetry |
| Jazz | Distinctly American musical style popular in the 1920's |
