Film Propaganda in Britain and Nazi Germany

Jo Fox is Senior Lecturer of European History at the University of Durham.

• Acknowledgements I: Film Propaganda and the Second World War: Debates and Contexts II: Justifying War III: Blitzkrieg: the Bombers and the Bombed IV: The Enemy V: The 'Men of Destiny': the image of wartime leadership, past and present VI: Victory and Defeat: the end of the 'thousand year Reich' and post-war reconstruction VII: Conclusion Select Filmography Select Bibliography

'There is much of interest in Film Propaganda in Britain and Nazi Germany. Well-written and comprehensively researched this book has much to offer the student of British and German wartime propaganda.' Michael Paris, University of Central Lancashire'At first blush, this book promises to be only a typical doctoral thesis, thick with expressions of academic gratitude and an obligatory essay on theory. But it soon reveals itself as an accessible, readable book of topically organized chapters.'Choice Magazine, Vol 45, No 02, October 2007'Fox offers the first comparative study to examine the propaganda concepts of the two belligerent nations, in particular with regard to the reciprocal reactions of each country's propagandists to one another's efforts. ...[An] innovative contribution ... to the study of film propaganda.'Historical Journal of film, radio and television, 2008'It would be worth making this informative, clear, jargon-free study available to German readers in a t