...Ofer Ashkenazi; Udi Greenberg; Noah B. Strote © 2015 by New German Critique, Inc. 2015 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. Introduction: From Weimar to the Cold War Ofer Ashkenazi, Udi Greenberg...

... to, an emerging and then dominant Cold War culture. © 2010 by New German Critique, Inc. 2010 Billy Wilder’s Cold War Berlin David Bathrick Billy Wilder’s decision to return to Germany as a U.S. colonel at the close of World War II emanated from personal...

... and the changing uses to which those metaphorics have been put. © 2010 by New German Critique, Inc. 2010 Wall and Tunnel: The Spatial Metaphorics of Cold War Berlin David L. Pike Like all of the great modernist cities of Europe, Berlin had a venerable...

...Klaus R. Scherpe At the very height of the Cold War, Wolfgang Koeppen reported on the political pecularities and abnormalities he encountered on his travels in the United States and the Soviet Union. Koeppen's texts perform a fascinating rewriting of the sentimental journey, choosing...

...Andreas Huyssen The essay surveys how German painting East and West has dealt with the Third Reich and the Holocaust and how it is shaped by the Cold War confrontation. The comparison of East and West German art opens up both affinities and differences that challenge the lingering Cold War view...

...Yuliya Komska Although the terms postwar and Cold War evoke presumably divergent experiences, events, and memories, they continue to be used interchangeably. Awareness of this referential tension dates to the 1950s, yet scholars still have neither articulated nor fully explored the meaning...

... series, as well as the Duke University Press editorial team. Special thanks to Dan Magilow for commenting on an earlier version. The Oyneg Shabes Archive and the Cold War: The Case of Yehoshue Perle’s Khurbn Varshe Sven-Erik Rose In October 1939...

... to the original Bauhaus and the chief repositories of its art and related documentation. In addition, German scholars, along with their American and English counterparts, have deconstructed Cold War myths about the school and questioned its relevance as an antifascist bulwark of democratic and/or socialist ideals...

... the Zentrum, a Catholic party, was able to pursue Catholic political economy using the levers of the state, largely thanks to Heinrich Brauns, a priest who served as minister of labor throughout most of the 1920s. During the Cold War, Catholic political economy was even more influential, as it was one...

...; the building's location in a city undergoing an urban renewal program; and its reception in academic, professional, and public media during the competition, after it was built, and after September 11. The shift from triumphalist to apologetic memorials during the late Cold War era reflects the growing need...

... veterinarian to zoological director to global conservation activist, the article shows that the Malthusian fears that underpinned Grzimek's plea for national parks in sub-Saharan Africa that segregated people and wildlife had their origins in an environmental Kulturkritik born of post-Nazi and Cold War...

... of Cold War meeting between the Soviet constructivist relief models of Vladimir Tatlin or the experiments of Aleksandr Rodchenko and the appropriated consumerist detritus of American pop art (less the smooth serialized screen prints of Andy Warhol than the assemblages of Robert Rauschenberg or Edward...

... the Cold War. This article I proposes to conceive of theory as a genre, that is, as an institution controlling the production, dissemination, and reception of texts. Drawing on the archives of the leading West German theory publishers Suhrkamp and Merve, the article follows the policies and strategies...

... rights movement” (in its complex relation to second-wave feminism) and in post–Cold War international diplomacy, especially in sites of interethnic conflict. © 2017 by New German Critique, Inc. 2017 Robert Bly “fatherless society” “inability to mourn” Vamık Volkan References Adorno...

... and cultural inversion produced by the end of the Cold War and the birth of a new “Berlin Republic.” From 1990 on, German politics and society tenaciously pursued a project of “normalcy” that consolidated both its democracy and its economy by establishing Berlin leadership in Europe. But this spectacular...

... in the footsteps of Marshall McLuhan. Besides elaborating on Flusser's media criticism, however, the essay also considers his original oeuvre in the context of reassessing Cold War culture twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall. © 2010 by New German Critique, Inc. 2010 My thanks to Andreas Huyssen...

...Margaret Littler The fall of the Berlin Wall and the end of the Cold War have been widely regarded as events in a momentous historical caesura, ushering in a decade of optimism about cosmopolitanism and a new world order. Some immigrant intellectuals have noted, however, that new barriers were...

...Ofer Ashkenazi Both during the Weimar years and in the early decades of the Cold War, in the wake of national catastrophes, Heimat imagery had played a vital role in the German identity discourse. This article analyzes how German Jewish filmmakers appropriated conventional Heimat imagery...

... of bolshevism and fascism in the interwar era constituted ideas that gained a formative influence during the Cold War after 1945: a theory of totalitarianism, a concept of militant democracy, and Western European integration. © 2015 by New German Critique, Inc. 2015 liberalism Weimar Republic interwar...

...Udi Greenberg This article examines the writings of the political theorist Karl Loewenstein to uncover the relationship between “militant democracy” and “human rights,” and their simultaneous rise to international prominence during the early Cold War. Through “militant democracy,” Loewenstein...