The Dancer Defects: The Struggle for Cultural Supremacy during the Cold War

Helena Gościło · David Caute

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Soviet and Russian History Cinema History and Criticism Eastern European Communism and Reforms

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Introduction: The Culture War PART I: MARKING THE TERRITORY 1. Propaganda Wars and Cultural Treaties 2. The Gladiatorial Exhibition PART II: STAGE AND SCREEN WARS: RUSSIA AND AMERICA 3. Broadway Dead, Says Soviet Critic 4. The Russian Question - a Russian Play 5. Soviet Cinema under Stalin 6. Hollywood: The Red Menace 7. Witch Hunts: Losey, Kazan, Miller 8. Soviet Cinema: The New Wave PART III: STAGE AND SCREEN WARS: EUROPE 9. Germany Divided: Stage and Screen 10. Brecht and the Berliner Ensemble 11. Dirty Hands: The Political Theatre of Sartre and Camus 12. Squaring the Circle: Ionesco, Beckett, Havel and Stoppard 13. Andrzej Wajda: Ashes and Diamonds, Marble and Iron PART IV: MUSIC AND BALLET WARS 14. Classical Music Wars 15. Shostakovich's Testimony 16. All that Jazz: Iron Curtain Falls 17. The Ballet Dancer Defects PART V: ART WARS 18. Stalinist Art: The Tractor Driver's Supper 19. Passports for Paintings: Abstract Impressionism and the CIA 20. Picasso and Communist France 21. The Other Russia: Pictures by 'Jackasses' Conclusion Bibliography Notes and References

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