Entertaining the Third Reich : illusions of wholeness in Nazi cinema / Linda Schulte-Sasse.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 319-330) and index.

Filmography: pages 331-338.

1: Mass Spectacle, History, Cinema: Embodiments of Social Fantasy -- 2: Courtier, Vampire, or Vermin? Jew Suss's Contradictory Effort to Render the "Jew" Other -- 3: Frederick, the Movie; or, The Return of the King's Body: Fridericus and The Great King -- 4: Building the Body Armor: Hans Steinhoff's The Old and the Young King -- 5: Duel over the Son: Herbert Maisch's Friedrich Schiller - Triumph of a Genius -- 6: Anomaly or "Fascist Delusion of Female Autonomy"? Pabst's Neuberin Film Komodianten -- 7: Tribulations of a Genius: Traugott Muller's Friedemann Bach -- 8: Vicious Circulation: Money and Foreignness in Nazi Film -- Movies about Money: Hans Zerlett's Robert and Bertram and Karl Hartl's Gold -- Foreign Contamination: Hitler Youth Quex, Hans Westmar, S. A. Man Brand, For Human Rights, and Pour le Merite -- 9: Nazism and Machines -- Industry: Veit Harlan's The Ruler and Gerhard Lamprecht's Diesel -- Radio and the Homefront: Eduard von Borsody's Request Concert and Rolf Hansen's The Great Love -- 10: Of Lies and Life: Munchhausen's Narrative Arabesque.