Photography and the Making of the Nazi Racial Community

Photography and the Making of the Nazi Racial Community examines the role of photography in the construction...
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Author: Julie R. Keresztes
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Language: English
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Photography and the Making of the Nazi Racial Community by Keresztes, Julie R.

Photography and the Making of the Nazi Racial Community

$107.63

Photography and the Making of the Nazi Racial Community

$107.63
Author: Julie R. Keresztes
Format: Paperback
Language: English

Photography and the Making of the Nazi Racial Community examines the role of photography in the construction of the Nazi Volksgemeinschaft, a racially exclusive community, during the Third Reich. Julie R. Keresztes explores how the dictatorship promoted photography for those who belonged to that community and excluded Jews from the practice. As Nazi officials dispossessed Jewish photographers and robbed them of their equipment, studios, and eventually their lives, they made photography more accessible to non-Jewish Germans. But they inadvertently created spaces for photography to be used as resistance and revenge in concentration camps, where forced laborers salvaged photographs that exposed the extermination of Europe's Jews.

As the victims of Nazi persecution used photography to gather evidence of the Holocaust, German troops and their families used photography to portray themselves as dutiful members of the Volksgemeinschaft rather than show the reality of war and genocide. Ultimately, Photography and the Making of the Nazi Racial Community shows how the configuration of photography along racial lines shaped the imagery of the Second World War.

Published in Association with the US Holocaust Memorial Museum.



Author: Julie R. Keresztes
Publisher: Cornell University Press
Published: 01/15/2025
Pages: 204
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.68lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.47d
ISBN: 9781501779749

About the Author

Julie R. Keresztes is a historian of modern Germany and the 2022-2025 American University and Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies Postdoctoral Fellow.


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