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Hill, Thomas, Secretary to the Board of Trade
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Hill, Thomas, Secretary to the Board of Trade
Hill, Thomas, Secretary to the Plantation Office
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Hill, Thomas, turnkey in Portsmouth gaol
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Hill, Thomas, yeoman
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Hill, Thomas, of Egerton MS 1708
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Hill, Thomas, Quartermaster Staff Sergeant RHA
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Hill, Thomas, Quartermaster Staff Sergeant RHA
Hill, Thomas, of Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge
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Hill, Thomas, of Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge
Hill, Thomas, of Sloane MS 4053
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Hill, Thomas, of Add MS 40393
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Hill, Thomas, of Add MS 40393
Hill, Thomas, alias Buckland; DD, Benedictine
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Hill, Thomas, alias Buckland; DD, Benedictine
Hill, Thomas, Rector of Dunstable
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Hill, Thomas, Rector of Dunstable
Hill, Thomas, of Egerton Ch 7542
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Hill, Thomas, of Egerton Ch 7542
Hill, Thomas, of Add MS 33112
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Hill, Thomas, of Pyrton Oxfordshi
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Hill, Thomas, Minister of Shuttington, county Warwickshire
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Hill, Thomas, Minister of Shuttington, county Warwickshire
Hill, Thomas, Fellow of Trinity Coll., Cambr
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Hill, Thomas, painter
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Hill, Thomas, of Add MS 35592
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Hill, Thomas, of Lincoln's Inn Middlesex
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Epithet: Minister of Shuttington, county Warwickshire
Epithet: of Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge
Epithet: turnkey in Portsmouth gaol
Epithet: Rector of Dunstable
Epithet: Secretary to the Board of Trade
The East German government created posters to promote a wide variety of events and anniversaries. The locations of these events varied from indoor locations, such as museums, to outdoor locations, such as recreation areas. The posters list sponsoring organizations as well as dates and times. The anniversary posters often contain artwork with no specific mention of activities, perhaps indicating that the posters were created more for a general awareness, such as the anniversary of Berlin, rather than listing specific events associated with the anniversary. This idea of a general awareness is the purpose of the fitness posters that encourage exercise, especially for children, and there is somewhat of a propaganda angle to these as well. The posters typically had multiple organizations responsible for their creation, usually a government agency and an advertising agency. Artists were also involved with the creation of the posters, and in some cases multiple artists collaborated on one poster.
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Epithet: of Sloane MS 4053
Epithet: Quartermaster Staff Sergeant RHA
Epithet: of Egerton MS 1708
Epithet: Fellow of Trinity Coll., Cambr
Epithet: of Add MS 33112
Epithet: alias Buckland; DD, Benedictine
Epithet: painter
Epithet: of Lincoln's Inn Middlesex
The cinema of East Germany is strongly identified with the studio Deutsche Film-Aktiengesellschaft (DEFA) and the distributor Progress Film Vertrieb, which later became VEB Progress Film Vertrieb, and then Progress Film Verleih. The Soviet Military Administration created DEFA following the end of World War II and the establishment of the the military districts that divided Germany. In 1949 the newly formed Deutsche Demokratische Republik (DDR) developed DEFA into a film studio with strict guidelines for creating works that favored socialist prosepctives. Even though the strict rules on content limited the number of films created by DEFA, the number of films distibuted by Progress Film Vertrieb increased as more and more cinemas opened. By the 1970s, Progress Film Vertrieb distributed films from 30 countries. In addition to distributing films to cinemas, Progress Film Vertrieb also sponsored film festivals.
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Epithet: of Pyrton Oxfordshi
Epithet: of Add MS 40393
The chronology and content of the posters illustrate an undulating timeline of alternately liberal and conservative phases, during which artists crafted their work in periods of greater or more limited autonomy. The performing arts provided an outlet for dealing with tragedy and turmoil that defined the creation of East Germany. The performances often touched on the legacy of the Nazis, the persecution of the Jewish people, and the division of Germany. Despite the strict censorship in East Germany, during the liberal periods authorities allowed a substantial number of Western performances to take place. In the GDR, America was conceived of primarily as a system of production; its levels of profit and abundance both awed and provoked the wartorn and comparatively impoverished East Germans. The American obsession with productivity and consumption drew the most bitter criticism from German observers. Interesting to consider in this context is the performance of "Ein Yankee an König Artus' Hof" (1982), a play adapted from Mark Twain's novel "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court," in which the protagonist's escalating disillusionment with technology is a prominent motif. Even though Fordism may have been grudgingly accepted in the GDR as necessary for economic growth and the ultimate progress of the state, the assimilation of America's cultural barbarism through media imports was fiercely resisted. The state may have resisted America's cultural barbarism, but young people did not. Attending productions of the American media was a chance for them to distance themselves from their parents, from National Socialism, and from the failures of World War II. By the 1970s, changes in the performing arts community occurred, particularly in theatre, that included artists leaving as a result of increased censorship and smaller venues opening in cities and towns outside of Berlin.
Epithet: of Add MS 35592
Epithet: of Egerton Ch 7542
Following the formation of the Deutsche Demokratische Republik (DDR) under the governance of the Sozialistische Einheitspartei Deutschlands (SED), art was widely censored. This lasted throughout the existence of the DDR from 1949 to 1990.
In the art community, all public venues were subject to censorship. Posters and advertisements for any event, as well as all art itself, were to be submitted to government officials for review and approval. The content of the art was judged on its adherence to the communist ideologies of the SED. Criticism of the communist party and its current regimes was not tolerated by the officials and was often censored. Also, any art that portrayed a sympathetic view of capitalism was not allowed. Other topics that were subject to censorship were homosexuality, pornography, violence, and alcoholism.
In addition to reviewing content, the DDR censored forms that were not viewed as proper art. This ranged from free verse poetry to avant-garde and abstract art. Artists could be sent warnings for art not fitting into these standards, and subsequent penalties included public bannings, arrest, and deportation. During the declining years of the GDR, from the early 1980s to 1990, this censorship lessened as the SED began to lose control over the East German population.
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