No Place Like Home: Locations of Heimat in German Cinema

Johannes von Moltke

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List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction: Locating Heimat PART I. ROOTS 1. Evergreens: The Place of Heimat in German Film History 2. Therapeutic Topographies: From Ludwig Ganghofer to the Nazi Heimatfilm PART II. ROUTES 3. Launching the Heimatfilmwelle: From the Trummerfilm to Grun ist die Heide 4. Heimat/Horror/History: Rosen bluhen auf dem Heidegrab 5. Nostalgic Modernization: Locating Home in the Economic Miracle 6. Expellees, Emigrants, Exiles: Spectacles of Displacement 7. Collectivizing the Local: DEFA and the Question of Heimat in the 1950s PART III. RETROSPECTS 8. Inside/Out: Spaces of History in Edgar Reitz's Heimat Epilogue: Heimat, Heritage, and the Invention of Tradition Notes Bibliography Index

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