Performing Arts, United States, Germany, World War II, History & Criticism, Industry, Documentaries, World 

CONTENTS: Introduction; 1 Films at the Berghof; The Evidence; Hitler's Likes and Dislikes; Hitle's Favourite Film; The Influence of Film; The Other Hitler; 2 From Bans to Commissions; Banning Films; Soliciting Hitler's Views; Documentary Film and Sterilization; In Battle against the World Enemy; Hitler's Building Projects; 3 Hitler's Director; Making Victory of Faith (1933); The End Result; 4 Celebrating Hitler. Hitler Re-engages Riefenstahl: Triumph of the Will Day of Freedom; Riefenstahl's Film of the 1936 Berlin Olympics; Performing National Socialism; 5 The Fuhrer at the Movies; Hitler at Film Premieres; The Sound and Sight of Hitler; Hitler in the Wochenschau, 1933; Hitler Figures in Nazi Feature Films; Images of Hitler; 6 Holding Court; Memoirs and Fact; Securing Loyalty; Hitler and Actresses; Useful Idols; 7 Watching over War; Documentary Film; Feature Film; General Matters of Film Policy; 8 Preparing Genocide; The Making of Anti-Semitic Films; Jew Suss; The Reception of Jew Suss. The Eternal Jew. 9 From Hero to Camera-shy; Wochenschau, War, Hitler; Hitler in the Wartime Wochenschau; Hitler's Disappearance from the Newsreels; 10 The Divinely Gifted; Lists; Protection, Intimidation, Setting Examples; Film in Hitler's Service; The End; Epilogue; Notes; Bibliography; Filmography; Index