Stalags

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Title

Stalags
Original Title (Hebrew): סטלאגים

Subject

Stalags
Israeli pulp fiction
Holocaust representation
censorship
erotic literature
Israeli popular culture
documentary film

Description

A 63-minute Israeli documentary exploring the “Stalags” erotic pulp fiction books popular in Israel during the 1960s, which depicted Allied soldiers in Nazi prison camps with female SS guards. The film also examines the sexualized and exploitative representations of the Holocaust in Israeli culture, including discussion of Ka-Tzetnik’s controversial work House of Dolls. The documentary is in Hebrew and produced by Heymann Brothers Films.

Creator

Ari Libsker

Source

Heymann Brothers Films

Publisher

Heymann Brothers Films

Date

2008

Rights

Copyright Heymann Brothers Films

Relation

Part of Stalag collection exhibit

Format

Color video, 63 minutes

Language

Hebrew (he)

Type

Moving image (Documentary film)

Identifier

CustomID: STALAG-CLC-002

Coverage

Israel, 1960s–2000s

Citation

Ari Libsker, “Stalags,” Omeka, accessed February 6, 2026, https://omeka.ischool.utoronto.ca/items/show/583.

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