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The establishment of the Nazi regime in 1933 was the reason for the sharp decline of the German Theatre. Under the cultural authority of the head of Ministry of public enlightenment and propaganda Joseph Goebbels Theatre, followed by shooting, broadcasting, Visual Arts, literature and the press, found himself the object of policy of Gleichschaltung. The first step of the Nazi authorities was banishment from the theatrical environment all Jewish filmmakers, directors and actors, many of whom worked with success in film and theatreThe authorities of the Third Reich were trying by any means to keep the interest of the public, used to the high quality theatrical productions. Goebbels appointed Hans Jost, playwright medium abilities, the head of the Imperial House of theater under the control of the Ministry of propaganda. In his theatrical creativity Yost was two-fold. The first is "the German should be born by blood and in germanizme. The second is "theatre is the latest pedagogical opportunity for salvation of the German nation from total materialism exclusively realistic world." Jost asked tone new national drama, repeating a line from his "Šlagetera": "When I hear the word" culture "I'm forgetting about safety, grab for a revolver. Some Nazi playwrights won endorsement by Goebbels, embodying onstage racial doctrine. However, such plays have not been able to win the attention of the German public. After the Nazis came to power, the German film, which received international acclaim before thanks to identity and talent of the German actors and directors, became an integral part of the programme the Gleichschaltung-subordination of all spheres of life Germany of Nazi ideology. "I want to use cinema as propaganda tool," Goebbels said, to whom Hitler entrusted control over shooting at all stages-from production to distribution. The first step of the authorities was the purification of industrial and artistic cinema from "racially alien elements"-persons of Jewish nationality. This was the reason that many award of Germany were forced to leave the country. Among them were the directors Fritz Lang, Wilhelm Dieterle, Ernst Lubitš, composers who created music for films, Kurt Weil, Frederick Hollander, Hans Eisler, Misha Špolânski, actors Fritz Kortner, Conrad Veidt, Elisabeth Bergner, Marlene Dietrich, Madi Hristians and many others. Actress Brigitte Helm was charged with "racial pollution nation" on the grounds that she was married to a Jew. Popular actor Leo Reus fled to Vienna, where by changing its Jewish appearance, majored in "Aryan" roles. Beautiful German actress Renate Müller committed suicide, unable to endure harassment, Minister of propaganda Joseph Goebbels. All of Germany was outraged by the incident, which occurred in 1940 with the country's most popular movie actor Joachim Gottšalkom. Being married to a Jewess, the actor refused to divorce his wife demands of the authorities and leave the child. Accusing the wife of actor in racial inferiority, the Gestapo gave spouses one day to leave the country. Refusing to emigrate, they committed suicide. After the incident, German film studios were close to revolt. The Nazi control of the shooting reached its climax in 1934-35. April 25, 1935 in Berlin opened the International Film Festival, which brought together more than 2 thousand. delegates from 40 countries of the world. At this festival was held the official premiere of the film "triumph of the will" (directed by Leni Riefenstahl), filmed during the Party Congress in Nuremberg in September 1934. By 1937, the German film industry was effectively nationalized. In 1938 came another significant documentary-Olimpia (dir. l. Riefenstahl), a chronicle of the 1936 Olympic Games. In 1939 began a series of anti-Semitic films, "Rothschild in Waterloo" (1940), "Jew Suess" (1940), etc.In the early years of World War 2 Nazi movies praised triumphal exploits soldier of the Wehrmacht, in okarikaturennom the form of presenting the opponent as weak, dastardly and cowardly. German newsreel gave daily public posts about gained victories at the fronts. With the 1943 film tone began to change is needed to support the morale of the army and the nation. Once at the end of the war, the Berlin Film Studio was destroyed by Allied bombing, filmmaking moved to studios in Amsterdam, Budapest and Rome. In the history of the Third Reich (1933-45) Germany has released 1363 full-length movie. All these films as well as short films, news reports and documentaries, before a large demonstration necessarily looked the Ministry of propaganda. Most feature films was not only of life but also of creativity. Only a small part of them is taken for propaganda purposes. The audience of movie theaters during the war has been significantly reduced.Special attention of the Nazi rulers enjoyed the movie. At that time, this type of art was not only the most of pulârnym, but also provided the audience with a powerful hypnotic effect. Only during the existence of the Third Reich on the screen was released 1097 feature films. And only one in ten film contained blatant political propaganda. Other movies were entertaining, historical and adventure, but they require ideological ¬ Dawa hidden installation.Since 1937, four major film — «Ufa», «Terra», «Babe7.com and Bayern were in the hands of the State, the Ministry of propaganda has kept under Comte ¬ r
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