… Essentially, comedic representations of Nazism have been able to stay fresh as a … fun at
the Nazis have helped to stifle the Nazi’s enduring impact on society, and have kept Nazism and …

… Nazis, all of which have been viewed as an integral part of the attempt to neutralize the
political energy of the population and to satisfy the elemental human desire for fun … Nazi regime.…

Focusing particularly on the British context, this study offers the first analysis of contemporary
popular and literary fiction, film, TV and art exhibitions about Nazis and Nazism. …

… Many of the jokes in this book, especially those of the professional humorists and comedians
of the Nazi era, can barely be recognized as funny today. It's difficult for us to imagine that …

… didn’t welcome Nazis (he had banned the party) then ‘Germans had no wish to impose their
sight … At the same time, Nazis organised mini-riots in several Austrian resorts to create further …

… sharing the ideological beliefs of the Neo-Nazis? In this article – which is connected to my
present work with my PhD thesis on the Nazi German Third Reich in contemporary popular …

… -Nazi literature is no excuse for the low standard of anti-Nazi pictures. None of these films can
measure up to a play like "There Shall Be No Night," … It is neither funny nor serious, while it …

… Modern-day Nazi plots hypothesize what might happen if Nazis survived in our contemporary
world and we were, once again, forced to confront them. Clearly, equal amounts of wish …

… vision of bringing fun and joy to Germans in Nazi Germany. In short, I will discuss in this
book a Nazi project to “make Germans happy.”This book will explore this Nazi promise of joy as …

… Even the most recent episodes have poked fun at Nazi Germany. In fact, the episode which
aired just two weeks ago contained such a reference. Homer, the Simpson family father, …