Trümmerfilm made ruins into disputed evidence

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A movement-and-genre context essay on the short, uneven rubble-film cycle after 1945, when broken streets could indict Nazi continuity, shelter ordinary Germans inside victimhood, or expose the limits of a clean moral reset.

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