Theatre in the Third Reich, the prewar years : essays on theatre in Nazi Germany
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Theatre in the Third Reich, the prewar years : essays on theatre in Nazi Germany
（Contributions to the study of world history, no. 49）
Greenwood Press, 1995
- : alk. paper
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [167]-178) and index
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内容説明
This volume considers prewar theatre in Hitler's Germany, a previously neglected subject in theatre history. An extended introduction sets the theatre scene of 1933 and charts the major theatre regulations and organizations formed that year. The initial essay examines the unified folk community used to achieve power and served by purged and revived German art. Plays that achieved great success in Nazi Germany-Die endlose Strasse by Sigmund Graff and six works by Eberhard Wolfgang Moller-are considered. In essays devoted to specific theatres, the work examines how Reinhardt's Grosses Schauspielhaus fared under the Nazis and how the regional Detmold Stadttheater was obliged to observe the new politicized aesthetics.
The famous and privileged actor Werner Krauss is the subject of an essay on artistic responsibility, while a chapter on three famed directors-Grundgens, Fehling, and Hilpert-shows how artists maneuvered for artistic freedom. The Propaganda Ministry's first national festival in Dresden in 1934 is covered. The final two essays look at minority theatre-Jewish theatre in the anti-Semitic Third Reich and, as a postscript to the volume, theatre in the Nazi concentration camps.
目次
Introduction: The Year of Power--1933 The National Socialist Volksgemeinschaft Fantasy and the Drama of National Rebirth by Robert A. Pois Theatre in Detmold 1933-1939: A Case Study of Provincial Theatre During the Nazi Pre-War Era by Ron Engle Theatre of the Front: Sigmund Graff and Die endlose Strasse by William Sonnega Eberhard Wolfgang Moller: Politically Correct Playwright of the Third Reich by Rufus J. Cadigan Ordained Hands on the Altar of Art: Grundgens, Hilpert, and Fehling in Berlin by William Grange Werner Krauss and the Third Reich by William R. Elwood Nazi Berlin and the Grosses Schauspielhaus by Yvonne Shafer The First National Socialist Theatre Festival--Dresden 1934 by Glen W. Gadberry Collaboration or Survival, 1933-1938: Reassessing the Role of the Judischer Kulturbund by Rebecca Rovit The Final Chapter: Theatre in the Concentration Camps of Nazi Germany by Michael Patterson, with material by Louise Stafford-Charles Bibliography--Works Cited
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