… as victims during the Second World War and its aftermath. The recent" discovery" of German
wartime suffering has had a particularly profound impact in German visual culture. Films …

… wartime suffering. The book's origin in a long-term collaborative transatlantic project led by
… German suffering during World War II. They also provide a chronological account of German …

… In der Summe der von Paul Cooke und Marc Silberman ausgewählten Aufsätze bietet
Screening War einen umfassenden Einblick in den filmischen Umgang mit dem dunkelsten …

… German public and academic discussions about representations of World War II have
increasingly concentrated on German suffering … culture of German suffering has developed at the …

… the millennium of a public debate about German wartime suffering represents the greatest
shift in German memory discourse since the screening of the US television series Holocaust in …

… Nagasaki to offer their own perspective on the war's end.2 And … not German well-being but
German suffering; it stressed that … German Reich; the so-called Wartheland became the testing …

… ) and obscured (screened out) Germans’ traumatic, shameful … offered to introduce a “new
perspective.” He spoke at length … energy to caring for people who had suffered, he now felt cold, …

… This article proposes that 1950s West German war films register a subtle but important shift
… to find war films made during the 1950s that offer a straightforward glorification of the German …

… to have been victims of the war. The very emphasis on German suffering in the 1950s did …
there was a tendency to emphasize that Germans were somehow duped by ideological fanatics…