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Ein Schwabe in Rom: Der erfolgreiche Produzent Montgomery Cassini-Stahl dreht »Jud Süß«, eine Neuverfilmung des antisemitischen Machwerks, mit der er den historischen Jud Süß Oppenheimer ehren will. Mitten in den Dreharbeiten bricht der Titelheld am Morgen nach der Liebesnacht mit einer jungen Frau vor dem Pantheon tot zusammen. Erzählt wird in Rückblenden – von der Kindheit des Jungen mit dem exotischen Namen im Stuttgarter Vorort Degerloch, vom Tod des Bruders, vom Leben in Rom. Schließlich ist aus dem Außenseiter der große Filmproduzent Cassini-Stahl geworden, der sein bisher größtes Projekt verwirklicht und dabei selbst in die Rolle des Jud Süß schlüpfen muß. Montgomery ist ein Roman über den Ausbruch aus spießiger Enge, die Suche nach einer anderen Wahrheit und die Doppelbödigkeit der Dinge. Vor dem glitzernden Hintergrund der römischen Cinecittà dringt der Filmproduzent Montgomery Cassini-Stahl in die Tiefen deutscher Vergangenheit ein und wird mit den Schlüsselerlebnissen des eigenen Lebens konfrontiert.
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This book outlines and evaluates the political thought of the Conservative Party through a detailed examination of its principal thinkers from Harold Macmillan to the present. Traditionally, the Conservative Party has been regarded as a vote-gathering machine rather than a vehicle for ideas. This book redresses the balance through a series of biographical essays examining the thought of those who have contributed most to the development of ideas within the party. The chapters benefit from archival research and interviews with leading Conservatives. The recent revival of Conservative fortunes makes the book particularly timely. The book begins with an introductory chapter explaining the role of ideology in the Conservative Party. It then traces the political thought of the Conservative Party through its principal theorists since the 1930s. These are Harold Macmillan, R. A. Butler, Quintin Hogg, Enoch Powell, Angus Maude, Keith Joseph, the 'traditionalists' (Maurice Cowling, T. E. 'Peter' Utley, Peregrine Worsthorne, Shirley Letwin and Roger Scruton), Ian Gilmour, John Redwood and David Willetts. The book concludes with an overall assessment of the political thought of the Conservative Party and the relevance of past debates for contemporary Conservatism. The book will be of considerable interest to academics and non-academics alike; for those who have a special interest in the Conservative Party but also for any student of contemporary British Politics. ;
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