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R. Etlin (Eds.) (2002)Database Name: Bibliography of the History of Art.
Subject/Artist: Art; Culture; National Socialism (Germany: 1933-1945);
Ideology; Reception; Propaganda; Empire; World; Music; Landscape;
Films; Iconography; Radio; Sculpture; Architecture; Painting; Artists'
groups and associations; Racism; Jews; Third Reich (Germany: 1933-1945);
1900-2000; National-socialisme (Allemagne: 1933-1945); Idéologie;
Réception; Propagande; Monde; Musique; Paysage; Cinéma; Iconographie;
Peinture; Groupes et Sociétés d'artistes; Racisme; Juifs; Troisième
Reich (Allemagne: 1933-1945).
Notes: Contents in scope; Articles relatifs au domaine couvert par
BHA.
Table of Contents: WOLSCHKE-BULMAHN, Joachim., GRONING, Gert., The
national socialist garden and landscape ideal : Bodenständigkeit
(Rootedness in the soil), (14 24658). CULBERT, David., The impact
of anti-semitic film propaganda on German audiences : Jew Süss and
the Wandering Jew (1940), (14 24659). O'BRIEN, Mary-Elizabeth., The
Celluloid War : packaging war for sale in Nazi home-front films,
(14 24660). JAMES-CHAKRABORTY, Kathleen., The drama of illumination
: visions of community from Wilhelmine to Nazi Germany, (14 24661).
PETROPOULOS, Jonathan., From seduction to denial : Arno Breker's
engagement with National Socialism, (14 24662). JASKOT, Paul B..,
Heinrich Himmler and the Nuremberg Party Rally Grounds : the interest
of the SS in the German building economy, (14 24663). KOEHLER, Karen.,
The Bauhaus, 1919-1928 : Gropius in exile and the Museum of Modern
Art, N.Y., 1938, (14 24664). FISS, Karen A.., In Hitler's salon :
the German Pavilion at the 1937 Paris Exposition Internationale,
(14 24665). HOLZ, Keith., The exiled artists from Nazi Germany and
their art, (14 24666)..
Summary Language: English; Anglais.
Publication Type: Book; Monographie.
Country of Publication: USA; UK.
Physical Description: ill.; bibliogr. ref., index; xxii, 384.
Publication Information: Chicago: London: University of Chicago Press.
Identifiers: 1900; 2000; 1900-2000.
Classification: 1800-1945.
Subfile: BHA.
Update: 20051107.
Unique Identifier: 14 24657 (2004).
Accession Number: 10327510..
A. Steinweis. Chapel Hill: London: University of North Carolina Press, (1993)ID: L_CSA_BHA; M1: 15 ill.; bibliogr., index; x, 233 , 8 of pl.; Originally presented as the author's thesis: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.; ID: Bibliography History Art (CSA).