Originally published in German as Lesen unter Hitler: Autoren, Bestseller, Leser im Dritten Reich by Verlag Kiepenheuer & Witsch GmbH & Co. KG, Kèoln.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Christian Adam is Head of the Publications Department at the Center for Military History and Social Sciences of the Bundeswehr. His previous publications include Der Traum vo Jahre Null: Autoren, Bestseller, Leser (Galiani 2016).
Inhaltsangabe
List of Illustrations Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction: 'Please, God, Keep Me from Writing a Book about Books!' Part I Chapter 1. Sifting, Destroying, Controlling and Promoting: The Politics of Literature under the Swastika Chapter 2. Bestsellers in a Dark Time: Their History and Readers Chapter 3. Hitler's and Goebbels' Bedtime Reading: What Prominent Nazis Liked to Read Part II: The Ten Most Successful Book Types in the Third Reich Chapter 4. On the Foundation of Facts: Popular Non-Fiction Works Chapter 5. The Colour of Money: NS Propaganda Texts Chapter 6. Not So Quiet on the Western Front: The Boom of War Books Chapter 7. Laughing through Life, Jolly Volk: Humour and Comedy Chapter 8. From Medical Romance Novels to Science Fiction: The Themes and Authors of Modern Light Literature Chapter 9. Commodifying Authentic People's Literature: Karl May, Courths Mahler and the Heroes of Pulp Fiction Chapter 10. Foreign Narrative Art: Bestsellers from Abroad Chapter 11. In the Shadow of the Classics: Highbrow Literature Chapter 12. Blood without Soil: The Successes of National (Social)ist Authors Chapter 13. Field Grey Pays Dividends: Reading Fodder for Wartime Conclusion: On the Trail of Bestsellers Appendix: Selected Bestsellers and their Sales Figures Bibliography Index
List of Illustrations Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction: 'Please, God, Keep Me from Writing a Book about Books!' Part I Chapter 1. Sifting, Destroying, Controlling and Promoting: The Politics of Literature under the Swastika Chapter 2. Bestsellers in a Dark Time: Their History and Readers Chapter 3. Hitler's and Goebbels' Bedtime Reading: What Prominent Nazis Liked to Read Part II: The Ten Most Successful Book Types in the Third Reich Chapter 4. On the Foundation of Facts: Popular Non-Fiction Works Chapter 5. The Colour of Money: NS Propaganda Texts Chapter 6. Not So Quiet on the Western Front: The Boom of War Books Chapter 7. Laughing through Life, Jolly Volk: Humour and Comedy Chapter 8. From Medical Romance Novels to Science Fiction: The Themes and Authors of Modern Light Literature Chapter 9. Commodifying Authentic People's Literature: Karl May, Courths Mahler and the Heroes of Pulp Fiction Chapter 10. Foreign Narrative Art: Bestsellers from Abroad Chapter 11. In the Shadow of the Classics: Highbrow Literature Chapter 12. Blood without Soil: The Successes of National (Social)ist Authors Chapter 13. Field Grey Pays Dividends: Reading Fodder for Wartime Conclusion: On the Trail of Bestsellers Appendix: Selected Bestsellers and their Sales Figures Bibliography Index
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