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Introduction: The culture war |
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pt. 1. Marking the territory. Propaganda wars and cultural treaties |
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The gladiatorial exhibition |
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pt. 2. Stage and screen wars: Russians and America. Broadway dead, says Soviet critic |
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The Russian question: a Russian play |
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Soviet cinema under Stalin |
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Hollywood: the Red Menace |
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Witch hunts: Losey, Kazan, Miller |
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Soviet cinema: the new wave |
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pt. 3. Stage and screen wars: Europe. Germany divided: stage and screen |
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Brecht and the Berliner Ensemble |
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Dirty Hands: the political theatre of Sartre and Camus |
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Squaring the circle: Ionesco, Beckett, Havel, Stoppard |
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Andrzej Wajda: Ashes and diamonds, marble and iron |
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pt. 4. Music and ballet wars. Classical music wars |
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Shostakovich's Testimony |
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All that jazz: Iron Curtain calls |
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The ballet dancer defects |
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pt. 5. Art wars. Stalinist art: Tractor drivers' supper |
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Passports for paintings: abstract expressionism and the CIA |
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Picasso and communist art in France |
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The other Russia: pictures by "jackasses' |
