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E-grāmata: Max Schmeling and the Making of a National Hero in Twentieth-Century Germany

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This interdisciplinary book presents the first in-depth study of the representation of one of the towering figures in German public life and popular culture during the twentieth century, the boxer Max Schmeling (1905-2005). Schmeling"s sporting and business career spanned some eighty years of turbulent German history, but he is best remembered for his politically charged fights against the black American boxer Joe Louis in 1936 and 1938. By the time of his death Schmeling had become a German cultural icon with few parallels and was a "hero" to many. This volume reveals the strategies used to represent a sporting "hero", and reflects on how these can offer insights into the broader political and theoretical questions that shape "national" identity and culture, as well as exploring the cultural function of sport in the Weimar Republic and in Nazi Germany. In doing so it makes a distinctive contribution to the cultural history of sport, a field in which there is increasing interest.

1. Introduction.- 2. A Star is Born: Sports Discourse and the Rise of Boxing in the Weimar Republic.- 3. The American Dream.- 4. The "Loyal Citizen": National Socialism, Power and Sport.- 5. A "German" Victory .- 6. Hubris and Propaganda.- 7. The "Good German"?.- 8. Conclusion: No More Heroes .

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Hughes is clear that his intentions are not biographical his chronological treatment of Schmelings life makes for an engagingly readable book. The writing is clear and straightforward, readily accessible to advanced undergraduate or nonspecialists, while the generous quotation of primary sources in the original German alongside the authors translation would also make this useful in a graduate seminar or for readers with a more advanced interest in German studies. (Zachary T. Androus, Journal of Sport History, Vol. 45 (03), 2018)

1 Introduction
1(16)
2 The Weimar Republic 1: A Star is Born
17(58)
3 The Weimar Republic 2: The American Dream
75(48)
4 The Third Reich 1: The "Loyal Citizen"
123(56)
5 The Third Reich 2: "A German Victory"?
179(78)
6 After 1945: "The Good German"
257(58)
7 No More Heroes?: Conclusion
315(8)
Index 323
Jon Hughes is Senior Lecturer in German and Cultural Studies at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK. He is the author of a monograph on the journalist and novelist Joseph Roth, and has also published on topics including the New Objectivity, mountaineering in Austrian culture and the representation of sport.
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