Oxford German Studies, Volume 49, Issue 4 (2020)

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Special Issue: Aftermath: German Culture in the Wake of World War I. Edited by Catherine Smale and Tara Talwar Windsor

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Aftermath: German Culture in the Wake of World War I
Catherine Smale & Tara Talwar Windsor
Pages: 329-335
Published online: 11 Jan 2021
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German Art and War in the Year 1932
James A. van Dyke
Pages: 336-362
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Empire, Authorship and Völkisch Fairy Tales: Hans Friedrich Blunck and the Re-invention of Tradition after World War I
Tara Talwar Windsor
Pages: 363-379
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Unreliable Conservatism and the Politics of Music: Eichendorff, Thomas Mann and Hans Pfitzner at the End of the First World War
Nicholas Attfield
Pages: 380-400
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Dangerous visionaries and revolutionary transformations: women’s political cultures in the aftermath of war
Ingrid Sharp
Pages: 401-419
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Performing The ‘Proletarian Dream’: Women’s Revolutionary Activism in Berta Lask’s Die Befreiung and Leuna 1921
Catherine Smale
Pages: 420-435
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The Talkie that Failed to Talk: an Exploration of Sounds in G. W. Pabst’s Kameradschaft (1931)
Leila Mukhida
Pages: 436-454
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