Cover -- Contents -- Figures -- Introduction: What is "German Spectacle"? (Thomas O. Haakenson) -- Opening a Window to the Devil: Religious Ritual as Baroque Spectacle in Early Modern Germany (Jacob M. Baum) -- Bauhaus Spectacles, Bauhaus Specters (Elizabeth Otto) -- Live on the Air, Live on the Ground: The "Chamberlin Flight" as Spectacular Event, June 1927 (Brían Hanrahan) -- Berlin in Light: Wilhelmine Monuments and Weimar Mass Culture (Paul Monty Paret) -- Spectacles in Everyday Life: The Disciplinary Function of Communist Culture in Weimar Germany (Sara Ann Sewell) -- Spectacular Settings for Nazi Spectacles: Mass Theater in the Third Reich (Nadine Rossol) -- Gudrun is Not a Fighting Fuck Toy: Spectacle, Femininity and Terrorism in The Baader-Meinhof Complex and The Raspberry Reich (Jennifer L. Creech) -- Spectacular Architecture: Transparency in Postwar West German Parliaments (Deborah Ascher Barnstone) -- Beyond the Global Spectacle: Documenta 13 and Multicultural Germany (Heather Mathews) -- The Spectacle of Terrorism and the Threat of Theatricality (Brechtje Beuker) -- Notes on Contributors -- Index.