If we look back over the history of

If we look back over the history of Holocaust dramas in West Germany, we will find only two plays which facilitated emotional identification with the victims as Jews: Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett’s play based on the diaries of Anne Frank and, in a more limited and mediated way, Hochhuth’s Deputy, both distinctly non-Brechtian plays which rely heavily on audience identification with the protagonists.

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If we look back through the history of the drama of the Holocaust in West Germany, we will find only two plays were facilitated emotional identification with the victim as a Jew: Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett played Based Diary of Anne Frank and, in a more limited and mediated, Hochhuth's Deputy , both clearly non-Brechtian play that relies heavily on audience identification with the protagonist.

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If we look back at the history of the Holocaust drama in West Germany, we will find only two plays which facilitated emotional identification with the victims as Jews: Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett's play based on the diary of Anne Frank and, in a more limited and mediated way, Hochhuth Vice both play a decidedly non-Brechtian that rely heavily on audience identification with the protagonist.