Antisemitic Propaganda in Nazi Films

book review

David R. Beisel

Keywords:

antisemitic propaganda, book review, cognitive science, Edward Bernays, John Hartman, Nazi antisemitism, Nazi films, Perversion of Faith: The Psychology of Racist Propaganda in Film, propaganda, psychoanalysis, psychohistory, Social Darwinism, social psychology, Triumph of the Will

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David R. Beisel

David R. Beisel, PhD, earned his degree in Modern European History from New York University and is a Professor Emeritus at SUNY where he taught psychohistory to 8,000 students. He has written widely on American and European history. A collection of new essays, Genres of the Imagination (2021), which he wrote with Irene Javors, is available worldwide on Amazon. His book, The Suicidal Embrace, a study of the diplomatic origins of the Second World War, is available in a new Fourth Edition (2021) from . He can be reached at .

How to cite this article

Beisel, D. (2025). Antisemitic propaganda in Nazi films [Review of the book Perversion of Faith: The Psychology of Racist Propaganda in Film by John J. Hartman (2024)]. Clio’s Psyche, 32(3), 368-371.

https://doi.org/10.70763/88ccf9a98e8519b2011df33952832f2f