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Title Cold War cultures : perspectives on Eastern and Western societies / edited by Annette Vowinckel, Marcus M. Payk, and Thomas Lindenberger.
Publisher New York : Berghahn Books, 2012.



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Contents European Cold War Culture(s)?: An Introduction; Part I. Mediating the Cold War: Radio, Film, Television, and Literature; Chapter 1. East European Cold War Culture(s): Alterities, Commonalities, and Film Industries; Chapter 2. "We Started the Cold War": A Hidden Message behind Stalin's Attack on Anna Akhmatova; Chapter 3. Radio Reform in the 1980s: RIAS and DT-64 Respond to Private Radio; Chapter 4. The Enemy Within: (De)Dramatizing the Cold War in U.S. and West German Spy TV from the 1960s; Chapter 5. Cold War Television: Olga Korbut and the Munich Olympics of 1972; Part II. Constructing Identities: Representations of the "Self"; Chapter 6. Catholic Piety in the Early Cold War Years, or How the Virgin Mary Protected the West from Communism
Chapter 7. The Road to Socialism Paved with Good Intentions: Automobile Culture in the Soviet Union, Romania, and the GDR During Détente; Chapter 8 -- Advertising, Emotions, and "Hidden Persuaders": The Making of Cold-War Consumer Culture in Britain from the 1940s to the 1960s; Chapter 9. Survival in the Welfare Cocoon: The Culture of Civil Defense in Cold War Sweden; Part III. Crossing the Border: Interactions with the "Other"; Chapter 10. The Peace and the War Camps: The Dichotomous Cold War Culture in Czechoslovakia: 1948-1960 ; Chapter 11. Artistic Style, Canonization, and Identity Politics in Cold War Germany, 1947-1960; Chapter 12. What Does Democracy Look Like? (And Why Would Anyone Want to Buy It?): Third World Demands and West German Responses at 1960s World Youth Festivals
Chapter 13. Drawing the East-West Border: Narratives of Modernity and Identity in the Northeastern Adriatic (1947-1954); Part IV. The Legacies of the Cold War: Remembrance and Historiography; Chapter 14. A 1950s Revival: Cold War Culture in Reunified Germany; Chapter 15. The Mikson Case: War Crimes Memory, Estonian Identity Reconstructions, and the Transnational Politics of Justice; Chapter 16. The First Cold War Memorial in Berlin: A Short Inquiry into Europe, the Cold War, and Memory Cultures; Notes on Contributors; Index.
ISBN 9780857452443 (electronic bk.)
0857452444 (electronic bk.)
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Subject Cold War -- Social aspects -- Europe.
Cold War -- Social aspects -- Europe, Eastern.
Cold War -- Social aspects -- Europe, Western.
Cold War in literature.
Cold War in motion pictures.
Cold War in mass media.
Alt author Vowinckel, Annette.
Payk, Marcus M.
Lindenberger, Thomas, 1955-
Descript 1 online resource (x, 385 pages) : illustrations
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Contents European Cold War Culture(s)?: An Introduction; Part I. Mediating the Cold War: Radio, Film, Television, and Literature; Chapter 1. East European Cold War Culture(s): Alterities, Commonalities, and Film Industries; Chapter 2. "We Started the Cold War": A Hidden Message behind Stalin's Attack on Anna Akhmatova; Chapter 3. Radio Reform in the 1980s: RIAS and DT-64 Respond to Private Radio; Chapter 4. The Enemy Within: (De)Dramatizing the Cold War in U.S. and West German Spy TV from the 1960s; Chapter 5. Cold War Television: Olga Korbut and the Munich Olympics of 1972; Part II. Constructing Identities: Representations of the "Self"; Chapter 6. Catholic Piety in the Early Cold War Years, or How the Virgin Mary Protected the West from Communism
Chapter 7. The Road to Socialism Paved with Good Intentions: Automobile Culture in the Soviet Union, Romania, and the GDR During Détente; Chapter 8 -- Advertising, Emotions, and "Hidden Persuaders": The Making of Cold-War Consumer Culture in Britain from the 1940s to the 1960s; Chapter 9. Survival in the Welfare Cocoon: The Culture of Civil Defense in Cold War Sweden; Part III. Crossing the Border: Interactions with the "Other"; Chapter 10. The Peace and the War Camps: The Dichotomous Cold War Culture in Czechoslovakia: 1948-1960 ; Chapter 11. Artistic Style, Canonization, and Identity Politics in Cold War Germany, 1947-1960; Chapter 12. What Does Democracy Look Like? (And Why Would Anyone Want to Buy It?): Third World Demands and West German Responses at 1960s World Youth Festivals
Chapter 13. Drawing the East-West Border: Narratives of Modernity and Identity in the Northeastern Adriatic (1947-1954); Part IV. The Legacies of the Cold War: Remembrance and Historiography; Chapter 14. A 1950s Revival: Cold War Culture in Reunified Germany; Chapter 15. The Mikson Case: War Crimes Memory, Estonian Identity Reconstructions, and the Transnational Politics of Justice; Chapter 16. The First Cold War Memorial in Berlin: A Short Inquiry into Europe, the Cold War, and Memory Cultures; Notes on Contributors; Index.
ISBN 9780857452443 (electronic bk.)
0857452444 (electronic bk.)
Subject Cold War -- Social aspects -- Europe.
Cold War -- Social aspects -- Europe, Eastern.
Cold War -- Social aspects -- Europe, Western.
Cold War in literature.
Cold War in motion pictures.
Cold War in mass media.
Alt author Vowinckel, Annette.
Payk, Marcus M.
Lindenberger, Thomas, 1955-

Subject Cold War -- Social aspects -- Europe.
Cold War -- Social aspects -- Europe, Eastern.
Cold War -- Social aspects -- Europe, Western.
Cold War in literature.
Cold War in motion pictures.
Cold War in mass media.
Descript 1 online resource (x, 385 pages) : illustrations
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Contents European Cold War Culture(s)?: An Introduction; Part I. Mediating the Cold War: Radio, Film, Television, and Literature; Chapter 1. East European Cold War Culture(s): Alterities, Commonalities, and Film Industries; Chapter 2. "We Started the Cold War": A Hidden Message behind Stalin's Attack on Anna Akhmatova; Chapter 3. Radio Reform in the 1980s: RIAS and DT-64 Respond to Private Radio; Chapter 4. The Enemy Within: (De)Dramatizing the Cold War in U.S. and West German Spy TV from the 1960s; Chapter 5. Cold War Television: Olga Korbut and the Munich Olympics of 1972; Part II. Constructing Identities: Representations of the "Self"; Chapter 6. Catholic Piety in the Early Cold War Years, or How the Virgin Mary Protected the West from Communism
Chapter 7. The Road to Socialism Paved with Good Intentions: Automobile Culture in the Soviet Union, Romania, and the GDR During Détente; Chapter 8 -- Advertising, Emotions, and "Hidden Persuaders": The Making of Cold-War Consumer Culture in Britain from the 1940s to the 1960s; Chapter 9. Survival in the Welfare Cocoon: The Culture of Civil Defense in Cold War Sweden; Part III. Crossing the Border: Interactions with the "Other"; Chapter 10. The Peace and the War Camps: The Dichotomous Cold War Culture in Czechoslovakia: 1948-1960 ; Chapter 11. Artistic Style, Canonization, and Identity Politics in Cold War Germany, 1947-1960; Chapter 12. What Does Democracy Look Like? (And Why Would Anyone Want to Buy It?): Third World Demands and West German Responses at 1960s World Youth Festivals
Chapter 13. Drawing the East-West Border: Narratives of Modernity and Identity in the Northeastern Adriatic (1947-1954); Part IV. The Legacies of the Cold War: Remembrance and Historiography; Chapter 14. A 1950s Revival: Cold War Culture in Reunified Germany; Chapter 15. The Mikson Case: War Crimes Memory, Estonian Identity Reconstructions, and the Transnational Politics of Justice; Chapter 16. The First Cold War Memorial in Berlin: A Short Inquiry into Europe, the Cold War, and Memory Cultures; Notes on Contributors; Index.
Alt author Vowinckel, Annette.
Payk, Marcus M.
Lindenberger, Thomas, 1955-
ISBN 9780857452443 (electronic bk.)
0857452444 (electronic bk.)

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