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Machine generated contents note: Acknowledgments -- Introduction. Jennifer M. Kapczynski and Caroline A. Kita -- Chapter 1. Imperiled Democracies: History and the Legacy of the Weimar Republic for the 21st Century -- Kathleen Canning -- Chapter 2. Intellectuals and the People: Conversation Forums and West German Democracy in the 1950s -- Sean A. Forner -- Chapter 3. Listening Towards Democracy: Axel Eggebrecht and the Postwar Radio Play -- Caroline A. Kita -- Chapter 4. Amateur Democrats -- Jennifer M. Kapczynski -- Chapter 5. No Country for Old Minds: The Psychology of West Germany's Democratization -- Anthony D. Kauders -- Chapter 6. Democratic Reeducation: Hermann Broch's Reflections on Postwar Germany -- Paul Michael L©ơtzeler -- Chapter 7. Learning to Read Again: Thomas Mann, the U.S. Army's POW Reeducation Efforts, and the Role of Literature in a Democratic Germany -- Tobias Boes -- Chapter 8. First Comes the Feeding, Then Comes the Democratization: Food, Hunger, and Democracy in the early FRG -- Alice Weinreb -- Chapter 9. Ruth Woodsmall, US Women's Affairs and Democratic Practice in the Early Federal Republic of Germany -- Darcy Buerkle -- Chapter 10. Redemptive Whiteness: Racism and Democratization, or Figurations of Germanness in 1950s West German Cinema -- Maja Figge -- Chapter 11. Foundational Narratives: West German Nation-Building Through State-Sponsored PR Films, 1953-1963 -- Jan Uelzmann -- Chapter 12. "A Memory Goes to Work": The Visual Promise of the Marshall Plan -- Frank Mehring -- .