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Theaters of Occupation
Hollywood and the Reeducation of Postwar Germany
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260 pages
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In a post-war Germany, American occupiers aimed to reshape national identity by utilizing films as a transformative tool. This unconventional approach sought to convert the remnants of a Nazi past into a democratic future, highlighting the power of cinema in education and cultural change. The narrative explores the complexities of this occupation and the impact of American ideals on a nation grappling with its history.
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2008, paperback
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