The most important art : Soviet and Eastern European film after 1945

Film In Eastern Europe Before 1945 -- The Zhdanov Years: The Soviet Union, 1945-1955 -- Out Of The Ruins--defa: German Democratic Republic, 1945-1956 -- From New Realism To Fairy Tales: Czechoslovakia, 1945-1955 -- Film Polski: Poland, 1945-1954 -- From The Mountains Toward The Studios: Yugoslavia, 1945-1955 -- The Past Weighs Heavily: Bulgaria, 1945-1956 -- Starting From Scratch: Romania, 1945-1955 -- Somewhere In Europe: Hungary, 1945-1954 -- The Revolt: Hungary, 1954-1963 -- The Polish School: Poland, 1956-1963 -- Where Did The Cranes Fly?: The Soviet Union, 1956-1963 -- The Second Generation: Czechoslovakia, 1956-1962 -- A Surprise: Bulgaria, 1956-1964 -- The Ripening: Yugoslavia, 1955-1961 -- On Its Own Two Feet: Romania, 1956-1963 -- Optimism In Mourning: German Democratic Republic, 1956-1963. The Miracle And The Young Wave: Czechoslovakia After 1963 -- Far From Mosfilm: The Soviet Union After 1963 -- Meteors Or Stars: Bulgaria After 1964 -- Film And Reasons Of State: Romania After 1963 -- Beyond The Wall: German Democratic Republic After 1964 -- Silence And Cry: Poland After 1963 -- The Possibilities Of Art And The Art Of The Possible: Hungary After 1963 -- New Film: Yugoslavia After 1961. Mira Liehm, Antonín J. Liehm. Includes Indexes. Bibliography: P. 438-442.