Titlebook: Reconstruction of Urban Forests; Post World War II an Joe R. McBride,Judith Stilgenbauer,Deborah L. McBr Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applic

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England: London and Coventry,ombs. Bombing of urban areas continued throughout the war. Toward the end of the war V-1, flying bombs and V-2 rockets were used. In addition to extensive damage to structures, infrastructure, and military facilities, the aerial bombing caused the destruction of trees along streets and in parks. In

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Germany: Hamburg and Dresden,e Renaissance. Berlin’s famous Unter den Linden allée was planted in 1647 (Girouard .). Extensive planting of trees along city streets and boulevards was popular in the nineteenth century when the Palmaille, an avenue in the Altona district of Hamburg, was constructed (Gr?ning .). The late eighteent

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Summary and Conclusions, of cities during WWII destroyed human lives, structures, and trees. Incendiary bombing devasted urban forests. Sixty-seven percent of the trees in Tokyo were lost, in Dresden 51%, and in Stalingrad nearly 100% were lost. The atomic bombing of Hiroshima destroyed 100% of the trees within a 350?m rad

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Murad Jurdakforms to deliver engaging user/customer experience enhanced with ever-increasing social interactive features. The present study seeks to further the debate on customer engagement in the online Mass Customization process by focusing on users’ experience via online sales configurators (OSCs) as Web-ba

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