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The British Board of Film Censors and content control in the 1930s: foreign affairs

Jeffrey Richards University of Lancaster
Pages 39-48 | Published online: 02 Aug 2007

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Sheila Boniface Davies. (2008) The Cattle-Killing as Propaganda: Leon Schauder's Nonquassi (1939)1 . African Studies 67:2, pages 183-208.
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NA'AMA SHEFFI. (2003) Jews, Germans and the Representation of Jud Süss in Literature and Film. Jewish Culture and History 6:2, pages 25-42.
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Oliver Kenny. (2023) The Role of Cultural Perceptions of Frenchness in British Film Censorship of Sexual Imagery. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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Paul Frith. (2017) ‘It was good to get out into the fresh air after seeing this film’: Horror, Realism and Censorship in Post-Second World War Britain. Journal of British Cinema and Television 14:1, pages 98-115.
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Tim Bergfelder. (2013) Giants, Sultans and Other Strangers: Fritz Kortner in British Cinema, 1934–7. Journal of British Cinema and Television 10:4, pages 683-708.
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Tony Shaw. (2002) Early Warnings of the Red Peril: A Pre-History of Cold War British Cinema, 1917-1939. Film History: An International Journal 14:3-4, pages 354-368.
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Tony Shaw. (2001) The Politics of Cold War Culture. Journal of Cold War Studies 3:3, pages 59-76.
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