Trash, Censorship, and National Identity in early Twentieth-Century Germany

Kara L. Ritzheimer

"Trash", Censorship and National Identity
in early Twentieth-Century Germany

Cambridge University Press
New York, U.S.A.
318 pages, 2016
ISBN : 978-1-107-13204-7

Acknowledgments

Introduction : Censorship in the Rechtsstaat, Censorship in the Sozialstaat

1. Buffalo Bill in Germany : Regional encounters with commercial culture before WWI

2. Federalism and censorship  : Regulating commercial fiction and movies in imperial

Germany

3. Censorship in the Rechtsstaat : Anti-"trash" rhetoric and National Identity in imperial

Germany

4. Censorship and "trash" in wartime Germany

5. Censorship in the Sozialstaat : Weimar's film and publications laws

6. Censorship, morality, and National Identity in Weimar Germany

Epilogue : Schund und Schmutz in the Third Reich and the Federal Republic of Germany

Bibliography

Index