A-15 Arrows of Desire, The Films of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. Ian
B-15 Before the Deluge: A Portrait of Berlin in the 1920s
B-25 Berlin, A Portrait of its History, Politics, Architecture and Society
B-75 Brigitte Helm: From Metropolis to Gold. Portrait of a Goddess
C-5 Conrad Veidt. From Caligari to Casablanca
F-5 Fritz Lang. Lotte Eisner. Da Capo Press.
F-10 Fritz Lang, The Nature of the Beast. Patrick McGilligan. St. Martin's Press.
1997
F-15 From, Caligari to Hitler, A Psychological History of the German Film. Siegfried
Kracauer. Princeton University Press. 1947
G-15 The Germans Gordon A. Craig. Meridian. 1982.
G-55 The Gorgon's Gaze: German Cinema, Expressionism, and the Image of Horror Paul
Coates. Cambridge University Press. 1991
H-1 The Haunted Screen. Lotte H. Eisner. University of California Press.1994
H-15 Hollywood Gothic, The Tangled Web of Dracula From Novel to Stage to Screen.
David J. Skal. Norton. 1990
H-25 Hollywood in Berlin: American Cinema in Weimar Germany Thomas J. Saunders. University
of California Press. 1994
J-50 Joyleless Streets: Women and Melodramatic Representation in Weimar Germany Patrice
Petro. Princeton University Press. 1989.
L-100 Lya de Putti: Loving Life and Not Fearing Death Peter Herzog and Romano Tozzi.
Corvin. 1993
M-25 Ministry of Illusion: Nazi Cinema and its Afterlife Eric Rentschler. Harvard
University Press. 1996.
O-25 The Overlook Film Encyclopedia: Horror. Edited by Phil Hardy. Overlook Press.
1986.
S-5 A Second Life, German Cinema's First Decades. Edited by Thomas Elsaesser. Amsterdam
University Press. 1996
U-5 The UFA Story. Klaus Kreimeier. Hill and Wang. 1996
W-1 The War Hitler Won. Robert Edwin Herzstein. Putnam. 1978. (Not available from
the CVS Library)
W-15 The Weimar Republic Sourcebook Edited by Anton Kaes, Martin Jay, and Edward
Dimendberg. University of California Press. 1994.
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