In fact, argues Dagmar Barnouw, the photographs from this period tell a more complex story and hold many clues for a better understanding of the recent German past.
In fact, argues Dagmar Barnouw, the photographs from this period tell a more complex story and hold many clues for a better understanding of the recent German past.
Dagmar Barnouw was Professor of German and Comparative Literature, University of Southern California, until her sudden death in May 2008. Her books include Weimar Intellectuals and the Threat of Modernity (IUP, 1988) and Naipaul's Strangers (IUP, 2003), among other books of cultural criticism.
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List of Illustrations Introduction: Views of War and Violence 1. Views of the Past: Memory and Historical Evidence 2. To Make Them See: Photography, Identification, and Identity 3. The Quality of Citory and the "German Question": The Signal Corps Photography Album and Life Photo-Essays 4. What They Saw: Germany 1945 and Allied Photographers 5. Words and Images: German Questions Notes Index
List of Illustrations Introduction: Views of War and Violence 1. Views of the Past: Memory and Historical Evidence 2. To Make Them See: Photography, Identification, and Identity 3. The Quality of Citory and the "German Question": The Signal Corps Photography Album and Life Photo-Essays 4. What They Saw: Germany 1945 and Allied Photographers 5. Words and Images: German Questions Notes Index
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