Abstract
Discusses Nazi censorship of modern art, 1930s-1945, culminating in the 1937 exhibition "Entartete Kunst." Describes the moral and political grounds on which the Nazis evaluated art, and sees a parallel between their denigration of "degenerate" art and the current criticism of contemporary art by the political right in the United States.
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