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16 févr. 2021 · By tracing the identities of the figures in a photograph documenting the murder of Jews in Ukraine, Wendy Lower hopes to reveal the networks of complicity that made the Holocaust possible ...
Although the novel on which The City Without Jews was published in the United States in 1926, the state of New York refused to license the film version for distribution two years later—its ...
This film was quite popular with audiences in Germany and throughout occupied Europe. One of the film’s most notorious sequences compares Jews to rats that carry contagion, flood the continent, and devour precious resources. Der ewige Jude is distinctive not only for its crude, vile characterizations made worse with its gruesome footage of a ...
An Empire of Their Own: How the Jews Invented Hollywood is a 1988 non-fiction book whose topic is the careers of several prominent Jewish film producers in the early years of Hollywood. Author Neal Gabler focuses on the psychological motivations of these film moguls , arguing that their background as Jewish immigrants shaped their careers and influenced the movies they made.
19 mai 2023 · To Be or Not to Be (1942, remade in 1983) 96% To Be or Not to Be (1942) 55% To Be or Not to Be (1983) Carole Lombard and Jack Benny, 1942. Courtesy Everett Collection. Jewish director Ernst Lubitsch, a German-American master who left his home country for Hollywood well before World War II, was revered in his time for classics like The Shop ...
The City Without Jews is very funny while also tackling the evils of anti-semitism. The comedy has aged well, and the social commentary has too. Its not perfect, but it really is so important in our current political context. I saw this in a theater (always a fantastic experience to see old films with an audience) and with a live score.
Nazi propaganda often portrayed people persecuted by the regime as vermin, parasites, or diseases. Nazi ideology focused on the idea that Germany’s "racial purity" was under attack from the "blood of weaker peoples," and Nazi propaganda often depicted Jews, political opponents, and others as parasites that threatened the overall health of the so-called "Volksgemeinschaft" (German racial ...
