Staging the Third Reich

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Cover Half Title Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents “The attraction of fascism itself”: Anson Rabinbach’s writings on Nazism and its opponents PART I: Nazism 1. The Beauty of Labor: The aesthetics of production in the Third Reich (1976) Appendix: No angel from hell: The collapse of the Speer myth (2006) 2. Organized mass culture in the Third Reich: The women of Kraft 3. The emotional core of fascism in its most virulent psychic manifestations (1989) 4. The reader, the popular novel, and the imperative to participate: Reflections on public and private experience in the Third Reich (1991) 5. Nazi culture: The sacred, the aesthetic, and the popular (2005) 6. The humanities in Nazi Germany (2006) 7. The temporary alliance between the elite and the mob: Reflections on the culture and ideology of National Socialism (2013) PART II: Antifascism 8. Antifascism (2006) 9. The politicization of Wilhelm Reich (1973) 10. Staging antifascism: The Brown Book of the Reichstag Fire and Hitler Terror (2008) 11. Freedom for Thälmann!: The Comintern and the campaign to free Ernst Thälmann, 1933–1939 (2017) 12. Unclaimed heritage: Ernst Bloch’s Heritage of Our Times and the theory of fascism (1977) 13. Man on ice: The persecution and assassination of Otto Katz (2006) PART III: Aftermath 14. Toward a Marxist theory of fascism and National Socialism: A report on developments in West Germany (1974) 15. Eichmann in New York: The New York intellectuals and the Hannah Arendt controversy (2004) 16. The Frankfurt School and the “Jewish Question,” 1940–1970 (2013) 17. The myth and legacy of Alexander Mitscherlich (1995) 18. The Jewish Question in the German Question: On the Historikerstreit (1988) 19. “The abyss that opened up before us”: Thinking about Auschwitz and modernity (2003) Appendix: Claude Lanzmann’s Shoah and the death machine (1986) 20. Moments of totalitarianism (2006) “Nazism was a unique modernist project”: Interview with Anson Rabinbach, December 2, 2019 Index