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Book Review
Hollywood and Hitler, 1933-1939/The Collaboration: Hollywood's Pact with Hitler
2014
Overview
[...]Doherty characterizes Gyssling's interventions as \"meddling\" rather than terrorizing. [...]for the remainder of the decade, the studios still doing business in Germany were very careful to remain on good terms with Georg Gyssling ... they made all the cuts that he requested ... they were collaborating with Nazi Germany\" (58). According to Urwand \"Bottome emphasized that the question of Jewish pride was 'the crux of the book and the world today'\" (215). [...]she wrote to Franklin, the question, \"What is a Jew?,\" and its answer (Bottome held that Jewish contributions were foundational to Western civilization) \"is the crux of the book and . . . of the world today-to leave it out is to betray . . . how criminally ignorant Nazi anti-Semitism is.\"
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The Space Between Society
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