Staging the Third Reich : Essays in Cultural and Intellectual History (Paperback)

“The Attraction of Fascism Itself”: Anson Rabinbach’s Writings on Nazism and its Opponents; Part I: Nazism; 1. Beauty of Labor: The Aesthetics of Production in the Third Reich (1976); Appendix: No Angel from Hell: The Collapse of the Speer Myth (2006); 2. Organized Mass Culture in the Third Reich: The Women of Kraft durch Freude (1986); 3. The Emotional Core of Fascism in its Most Virulent Psychic Manifestations: Introduction to Klaus Theweleit’s Male Fantasies (with Jessica Benjamin, 1989); 4.The Reader, the Popular Novel, and the Imperative to Participate: Public and Private Experience in the Third Reich (1991); 5.Nazi Culture: The Sacred, the Aesthetic, and the Popular (2005); 6.The Humanities in Nazi Germany (with Wolfgang Bialas, 2006); 7.The Temporary Alliance Between the Elite and the Mob (2013); Part II: Antifascism; 8.Antifascism (2006); 9.The Politicization of Wilhelm Reich (1973); 10.Staging Antifascism: The Brown Book of the Reichstag Fire and Hitler Terror (2008); 11.Freedom for Thalmann! The Comintern and the Campaign to Free Ernst Thalmann, 1933-39 (2016); 12.Unclaimed Heritage: Ernst Bloch's Heritage of Our Times and the Theory of Fascism (1977); 13.Man on Ice: The Persecution and Assassination of Otto Katz (2006); Part III: Aftermath; 14.Toward a Marxist Theory of Fascism and National Socialism (1974); 15.Eichmann in New York: The New York Intellectuals and the Arendt Controversy (2004); 16.The Frankfurt School and the “Jewish Question,” 1940-1970 (2013); 17.The Myth and Legacy of Alexander Mitscherlich (1995); 18.The Jewish Question in the German Question: On the Historikerstreit (1988); 19.“The Abyss that Opened up Before Us”: Auschwitz and Modernity (2003); Appendix: Claude Lanzmann’s Shoah and the Death Machine (1986); 20.Moments of Totalitarianism (2006); “Nazism was a unique modernist project”: Interview with Anson Rabinbach, December 2, 2019