Annette:My reference indicates FRAULEIN was released in 1958, and should be
available on video. Suggest you try one of the on-line movie listings. One
of the best fraulein/collaboration movies is A FOREIGN AFFAIR (Billy Wilder
1948), where Jean Arthur is a US congresswoman sent to Berlin to
investigate immediate  WW2 postwar conditions there.  This is a typical
sardonic Billy Wilder comedy, but says a great deal about fraternization.
Another interesting movie is SAYONARA (Joshua Logan 1957), which deals with
relationships between  US airmen stationed in Japan after World War Two and
Japanese women. A number of war films deal with fraternization between
occupying troops and conquered civilians (usually female), but often as sub
plots to the main action. You may want to take a look at JUDGMENT AT
NUREMBERG
(Stanley Kramer 1961) re the Tracy/Dietrich relationship.
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> From: annette brauerhoch <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: film search
> Date: Tuesday, May 18, 1999 3:04 PM
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> I am in desperate search for a copy of Henry Koster's film "Fraeulein"
> (1959), which I need for research on "G.I.s and Frauleins" in film, as
well
> as for a class on gender, nationality and war. If anyone could help me
> locate or acquire the title, I'd be most grateful. I would also be happy
to
> receive suggestions on films which deal with these "foreign affairs".
>
> Annette Brauerhoch
> DAAD Visiting Professor
> Department of Germanic Languages
> Columbia University
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