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Männerbilder (1997)
TV Special | 43 min | Documentary

Männerbilder (1997)

TV Special | 43 min | Documentary

Historian George L. Mosse in conversation with Horst Edler about the stereotype of the man and his model in the ancient description of the 18th century; About Winckelmann; Respectability as a yardstick; Childhood memories of Berlin after ...See moreHistorian George L. Mosse in conversation with Horst Edler about the stereotype of the man and his model in the ancient description of the 18th century; About Winckelmann; Respectability as a yardstick; Childhood memories of Berlin after World War II; Boarding school atmosphere; how Hitler was estimated in liberal circles; Nationalism in Germany and the USA; About racism in the USA in the late 1930s; Causes of the Holocaust and the importance of the 1st World War; Politics and success of Hitler; About Heinrich Himmler; When, where and why the National Socialists accepted homosexuality and how they used them as a weapon; Men's associations and camaraderie; The Men's image of the Nazis; Why the half -naked man can be seen as a symbol of the National Socialists, but not a half -naked woman; Homosexual life in Berlin from 1929 to 1933; Magnus Hirschfeld; Longing for male stereotypes in the gay scene; about the attempt by the socialists to propagate a different image of men; About the conflict between family and men's association; Nationalism today; The continued existence of the male stereotypical. Written by ARD See less

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6 cast members

Name	Known for
Horst Edler Self / Self - Narrator Self / Self - Narrator See fewer	Clown Sprechstunde (2000)
George L. Mosse Self Self See fewer	Nazis: The Occult Conspiracy (1998)
Helmut Berger Self Self See fewer	The Godfather Part III (1990)
Sebastian Droste Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	Algol: Tragedy of Power (1920)
Alfred Rosenberg Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	Nuremberg (1948)
Conrad Veidt Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	Casablanca (1942)