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| Title | Fruktan, fascination och frändskap. Det svenska musiklivet och nazismen |
| Department/s |
Division of Musicology
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| Full-text | Full text is not available in this archive |
| Publishing year | 2006 |
| Pages | 193 |
| Document type | Book |
| Language | Swedish |
| Publisher | Sekel Bokförlag |
| Status | published |
| Editor | Greger Andersson, Ursula Geisler |
| Abstract English | Considers the close musical connections between Sweden and Germany, and how they were affected by the cultural policies of Nazi Germany in 1939-45. A wide range of topics are discussed including the reception of Swedish music in Nazi Germany, the relationship between Kurt Atterberg and Moses Pergament and national socialism, and the reaction of Swedish radio audiences to German music. |
| Subject |
History and Archaeology |
| Keywords | Kurt -- life -- relation to socialism Pergament, Germany -- musical life -- relation to Swedish musical life -- 1939-45 Sweden -- musical life -- relation to German musical life -- 1939-45 cultural policies -- Germany -- Nazism -- influence on German and Swedish musical life -- 1939-45 reception -- Swedish music -- Germany -- 1939-45 Atterberg, Moses -- life -- relation to socialism mass media -- radio -- Sweden -- reception of German music -- 1939-45 |
| ISBN/ISSN/Other |
ISBN: 91-975222-7-9 |
| Project | Sveriges förhållande till nazismen, Nazityskland och Förintelsen |
| Funder |
Vetenskapsrådet |
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