Abstract
Introduction: Looking Again at the Rubble W.Rasch 'When Everything Falls to Pieces'- Rubble in German Films Before the Rubble Films E.Schutz Rubble Without a Cause: The Air War in Postwar Film W.Wilms A Time for Ruins D.Barnouw Rubble Film as Archive of Trauma and Grief: Wolfgang Lamprecht's Somewhere in Berlin A.Pinkert The Stones Begin to Speak: The Laboring Subject in Early DEFA Documentaries B.Prager What's New? Allegorical Representations of Renewal in DEFA's Youth Films, 1946-1949 M.Silberman In the Ruins of Berlin: A Foreign Affair G.Gemunden Rubble Noir J.Fay When Liebe was Just a Five-Letter Word: Wolfgang Liebeneiner's Love 47 R.G.Moeller 'Kampf dem Kampf': Aesthetic Experimentation and Social Satire in The Ballad of Berlin C.Bregerb Planes, Trains, and the Occasional Car: The Rubble Film as De-Mobilization Film J.Fisher The Sound of Ruins L.Koepnick
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