Photography in the Third Reich : Art, Physiognomy and Propaganda /
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Cambridge, UK :
Open Book Publishers,
2020.
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Eric Kurlander
- Introduction. Editor's Introduction / Christopher Webster
- Photo Lessons: Teaching Physiognomy during the Weimar Republic / Pepper Stetler
- State. 1. Dark Sky, White Costumes: The Janus State of Modern Photography in Germany 1933-1945 / Rolf Sachsse
- Leaders. 2. 'The Deepest Well of German Life': Hierarchy, Physiognomy and the Imperative of Leadership in Erich Retzlaff's Portraits of the National Socialist Elite / Christopher Webster
- Workers. 3. The Timeless Imprint of Erna Lendvai-Dircksen's Das deutsche Volksgesicht (Face of the German Race) / Andrés Mario Zervigón
- 4. Heimat. Photography, Heimat, Ideology / Ulrich Hägele
- Myth. 5. 'Transmissions from an Extrasensory World'
- Ethnos and Mysticism in the Photographic Nexus / Christopher Webster
- Science. 6. Science and Ideology: Photographic 'Economies of Demonstration' in Racial Science / Amos Morris Reich
- Conclusion / Christopher Webster.