Hidden in plain sight : Jews and Jewishness in British film, television, and popular culture / edited by Nathan Abrams.
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Evanston, Illinois :
Northwestern University Press,
2016.
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| Series: | Cultural expressions of World War II.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Nathan Abrams
- "Awaiting, with some anxiety" : the Jewish response to Jew Suss (1934) in 1930s Britain / Gil Toffell
- An anti-Nazi special relationship : British writing, Hollywood filmmaking, and The mortal storm (1940) / Phyllis Lassner and Alexis Pogorelskin
- Mr. Emmanuel (1944) : a belated British film about Nazi antisemitism / Lawrence Baron
- Jewish questions lurking in Peeping Tom (1960) / Michael Berkowitz
- "You don't cure a problem by sweeping it under the carpet" : Jews, sitcoms, and race relations in 1960s Britain / Gavin Schaffer
- From the evacuees to Grandma's house : class, sexuality, and Jewish identity on British television, 1975-2012 / Rachel Garfield
- Peckhlach : Mike Leigh's British Jewish soul / Donald Weber
- From pig farmer to infidel : hidden identities, diasporic infertility, and transethnic kinship in contemporary British Jewish cinema / Claudia Sternberg
- On the threshold : British Jewish femininity in Suzie Gold (2004) / Michele Byers
- Christmas trees and Hanukkah bushes : the "emancipation contract" in the contemporary British television dramas Hebburn and Friday night dinner / Sue Vice
- Love and betrayal : politicized romance in Peter Kosminsky's The promise (2011) / Nir Cohen.