The Political Confrontation of the Arts in Europe from the Great Depression to the Second Word War

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The book explores the unprecedented politicization of the arts in Europe between 1929 and 1939, examining how political movements influenced artistic expression and creativity during this tumultuous period. It delves into the interplay between art and politics, highlighting key figures, movements, and events that shaped the cultural landscape of Europe on the brink of World War II. Through this lens, it reveals the profound impact of political ideologies on artistic practices and the role of artists in societal discourse.